Question:
Basically, Gieco foundout That my son is a driver, and he isnt willing to pay for the 1000 incresment in his part of the insurance, we basically went from 650 on 2 cars for 6 months to 1500. Now he doesnt want to pay for that, because 1500 is basically 1 months check.
Can I legally have 2 differnt insurance companies on 2 different cars?
Answer:
Yes, but you need to read your contract, because some of the policies exclude certain coverages if they don't insure all of your vehicles.
yes of course
Yes you sure can!
Yes, you can. Just remember if you ever have a claim to report it to the right company or agent.
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