Can I insure 2 vehicles in my name?

Can I insure 2 vehicles in my name?

Can I insure 2 cars in my name? Yes. If you own two cars and are the primary driver for both, you can insure both of them in your name. Just be sure that the primary driver is genuinely the main user of the vehicle, rather than any named drivers.

Why is insuring a second car so expensive?

Other factors can affect the cost of car insurance the named driver of the second car is considered high risk. A young driver, or a driver with a bad driving record, for example. it’s a specialist vehicle such as a classic car, a sports performance car or a modified car that needs specialist insurance. Feb 4, 2021

Can I be the main driver on someone else’s car?

Car insurance fronting – where someone declares themselves as the main driver of a car even though it will be someone else – is illegal. May 28, 2020

Can you have no claims on 2 cars?

Can you use a no claims bonus to two cars/vehicles? The short answer is ‘typically not, no’. However you should check your specific insurer’s terms for using no claims bonus on two vehicles. No claims bonuses only apply to one car. Dec 20, 2021

Do named drivers get no claims?

Named drivers can’t usually build up a no claims discount, although they can accumulate their own if they’re insured as the main driver on their own car. Some insurance providers may give a named driver a discount – provided they take out their own policy at a later date. Oct 29, 2019