Allowing another driver for a day to drive a car.
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I need to allow a relative to drive my car for a day at the end of the month, I have spoken to my insurer and on principle they allow this as long a it is specific temporary cover as the underwriter doesn't allow dual insurance.
How does this work? Any stand out companies that you have used?
How does this work? Any stand out companies that you have used?
Unless the relative is a much higher risk profile to you (age, points etc), it can be cheaper just to add them as a named driver for the remaining duration of the normal policy. That works only if they hold a GB licence though.
There is obviously a small risk of them crashing and causing you to lose no claims discount, but there is the same risk every time you take the car out yourself. If I thought a relative or friend was at a significantly risk of crashing my car than I was, I'd not be lending it to them!
There is obviously a small risk of them crashing and causing you to lose no claims discount, but there is the same risk every time you take the car out yourself. If I thought a relative or friend was at a significantly risk of crashing my car than I was, I'd not be lending it to them!
mmm I used Cuvva before when i wanted to test drive a car that i eventually bought (a c63). worked brilliantly.
When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
daytona111r said:
mmm I used Cuvva before when i wanted to test drive a car that i eventually bought (a c63). worked brilliantly.
When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
Are you over 65? I had the same issue!When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
E31Shrew said:
daytona111r said:
mmm I used Cuvva before when i wanted to test drive a car that i eventually bought (a c63). worked brilliantly.
When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
Are you over 65? I had the same issue!When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
daytona111r said:
mmm I used Cuvva before when i wanted to test drive a car that i eventually bought (a c63). worked brilliantly.
When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
Is it an old car? When I bought my present car, my insurer at the time wouldn't cover it as it was over 25 yo.When i was looking for temporary insurance 2 years later, taking the same car out of storage - they refused, gave no reason and i havent had any points/claims in that time. strange one.
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