How old do you have to be to legally own a car?
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This is a problem as I have discovered how long you have owned a car has a gigantic effect on insurance premiums. Problem being that I'm not the legal owner of my car - my dad is. Which means if we transferred ownership the clock resets at 0 and I'm paying 3500 instead of 1500. Kind of upsetting to know I could have gotten round this with forward planning.
Now the only option is being a named driver on my dad's policy. Obviously I will be the one who crashes, not him, if a crash occurs. He'll be doing more driving than me, but is there actually any way to prove this once the insurers start accusing me of fronting?
Now the only option is being a named driver on my dad's policy. Obviously I will be the one who crashes, not him, if a crash occurs. He'll be doing more driving than me, but is there actually any way to prove this once the insurers start accusing me of fronting?
MartyPubes said:
How are you not the legal owner? Maybe your Dad gifted you the car as another poster has suggested. If your name is on the V5 then I wouldn't worry about it.
OK here's how it went.He bought the car and his name is on the V5. He bought it for me as a birthday present, and I put £300 toward the purchase. This was 2 years ago. Does this count as me having owned it for 2 years, gift or otherwise, or do I have to "buy" it off him?
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