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Q & A: When I have fully comprehensive insurance, can I drive someone else’s car? In 18 years?

August 13, 2011 Posted by admin under Admiral Car Insurance
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> question by Philip L : if I have fully comprehensive insurance, I can drive someone else’s car? In 18 years? Basically, I have a quote from Admiral fiat for about £ 600 for fully comp insurance on a 900cc, I can go into the situation, someone else’s car? How it would work a hell of a lot cheaper than actually me on the other car insurance [3k expensive to be exact] Best answer: from the response

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haha ​​no no no. Insurance follows the vehicle .. not the driver. If you drive any other car, that car insurance is primary.

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One Response to Q & A: When I have fully comprehensive insurance, can I drive someone else’s car? In 18 years?

  1. oklatomAugust 13, 2011 at 9:20 am

    Insurance follows cars, not drivers. And most policies have a disclaimer that they won’t cover anyone under age 25 unless they are specifically named on the policy. So no.

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