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i am buying a car relatively soon, however i hav a problem.

i do not want to insure the car as i will only be driving it home and then hopefully selling it quickly, with maybe a few trips in between.

now is it legal to drive the car with the fully comp insurance on my starlet alone? or must the other car have its own isurance?m

thanks guys any help would be of much use ;)

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if your policy states you can drive other cars third party only then yes... although be wary cause some state that the car must not belong to you, and be insured by someone

there is specialist companies that deal with short term insurance policies, look them up on google

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you gonna only drive another car on third party...if you have full comp insurance in the first place...and the car your wanting to drive also has to have insurance..(you also have to be older, that has already been pointed out)

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thanks guys.

@ Rob i only drive my starlet on tpft... and that costs me shit loads, in two years ive spent twice the worth of the car ffs.

its so annoying that young men drive like twats and crash all the time..therefore my bloody premium is stupidly high. grrrr

i mean im 19 i will have 2yrs ncb in a tiny 1.3 n/a and im goin to be looking at 850 still for tpft!!!

cough enough ranting and thanks for help guys

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i mean im 19 i will have 2yrs ncb in a tiny 1.3 n/a and im goin to be looking at 850 still for tpft!!!

cough enough ranting and thanks for help guys

That sucks, not paying much more for my Glanza at 18 fully comp. Good postcode area FTW!

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