Multi-car insurance question...
Multi-car insurance question...
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AudiSport

Original Poster:

1,499 posts

245 months

Saturday 16th August 2014
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So I've recently sold my Audi A3, registered in my name. While looking to replace my car we have decided to buy my wife a new car and I'll use her old 520d until I decide what I want. So I'm off to buy her a Touraeg today, but really I want to register it in her name as ultimately it will be her car. However, the 520d is registered in her name and we have a muti-car policy with Admiral. I should I proceed with this?

Searider

1,005 posts

284 months

Saturday 16th August 2014
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Phone Admiral?

X5TUU

12,785 posts

216 months

Saturday 16th August 2014
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I don't get the problem, if you are a named driver on the policy for the relative car(s) and the policies declared owner is correct with them it doesn't matter.

AudiSport

Original Poster:

1,499 posts

245 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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X5TUU said:
I don't get the problem, if you are a named driver on the policy for the relative car(s) and the policies declared owner is correct with them it doesn't matter.
We now have two cars registered in my wife's name. However I want to use the 520d going forward. But, insurance companies will assume the main driver of a car will be the registered keeper - however this will not be the case. And, can I just ensure a car I don't own... Will I loose my ncb..

Not straight forward. Anyway, we made use of 24hr cover yesterday when we picked the car up, I'll call Admeral today.

rix

2,949 posts

219 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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Ownership and registered keeper are not the same thing. However it's quite possible to insure a car which you are not registered keeper of. I'm inadvertently the reg keeper of my wife's car and mentioned this to her insurer - no problems. Guess it depends on the insurance co.

The Moose

23,677 posts

238 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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Most insurers will consider you and your wife to be one and the same when calculating premiums. Obviously tell them the misses is the RK but also say you're married and you'll be fine. You can still insure it in your name also.

ZOLLAR

19,920 posts

202 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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Admiral Multicar doesn't ask who the registered keeper is so it doesn't matter.
Even if it did it wouldn't be an issue.
Carry on with your purchase. smile

AudiSport

Original Poster:

1,499 posts

245 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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Great input guys, thank you.

lanciamug

43 posts

167 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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Do declare who the main driver is though!

AudiSport

Original Poster:

1,499 posts

245 months

Monday 18th August 2014
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Yes.