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Car Insurance Question

emc2 · 2010-09-09 14:38:25

Hi I am buying a new car at the moment and trying to sell my old car privately but my insurer is telling me that I can only have one car per policy at anyone time? Is this correct? So when I get my new car the insurance on my old car automatically runs out? I am very confused by this....

09-09-2010 2:38pm

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Hi

I am buying a new car at the moment and trying to sell my old car privately but my insurer is telling me that I can only have one car per policy at anyone time? Is this correct?
So when I get my new car the insurance on my old car automatically runs out?
I am very confused by this....

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#2 09-09-2010 3:00pm

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#3 09-09-2010 3:52pm

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[QUOTE=Captain Morgan;67919778... and they'll send you out a new insurance disk.[/QUOTE]Make sure you take the old disc off the car you are selling. Your insurer / broker will expect to get it and the old certificate back in the post. Some may levy a charge for changing cars.

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#5 09-09-2010 5:50pm

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Must be a new thing with them. Usually you have to send it back to them when changing or cancelling a policy.

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