, not the driver. This means that you’re going to want to add your new car to your insurance policy even before you drive off the lot. It’s illegal in almost every state to drive without insurance, even for a short time.
is easy. Once you know which vehicle you’re buying, give your insurer:
The year, make, and model of the new car
Your license plate number
The state you live
The vehicle identification number (VIN)
Did you know adding a second car to your insurance policy may actually save you money in the long run? You’ll qualify for a multi-vehicle discount, which saves you up to 25% on each car on the policy.
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