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Can I test drive a car without insurance UK?
Do I need insurance to test drive a car? Even if you're only test driving a car, you still need to be insured. Always check you're insured before you set off on your test drive. If you're browsing or buying the car from a main dealer, then this usually won't be a problem as they'll have cover in place.
Do I need to insure my car for my driving test?
You'll need to have valid insurance for the car you're taking your test in. Learner driver insurance gives you cover to practise in a friend or family member's car while you learn. It should also cover you for a driving test, but make sure you check the terms and conditions before you book the test.
Do you need insurance to test drive a car in California?
Yes. Whether you're buying from a dealership or private seller, you typically don't need to show proof of insurance on a test drive. A dealer's insurance will usually cover unexpected damage or physical injuries that occur during test drives if their vehicle is in an accident.
Can you test drive a car without being insured?
Yes. Whether you're buying from a dealership or private seller, you typically don't need to show proof of insurance on a test drive. A dealer's insurance will usually cover unexpected damage or physical injuries that occur during test drives if their vehicle is in an accident.
What do I need before a test drive?
To test drive, most dealerships will photocopy your license. Bring your own copy, ask for documents back, and destroy the copies.