Most Recent Auto Insurance Articles in Used Car Insurance

• Used Car Insurance – The Things You Need to Know

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Every driver in America already knows that he cannot take a vehicle to the road unless he carries some sort of vehicle insurance. A person who drives an uninsured car may face legal charges against his state. Even individuals who purchase pre-owned or used vehicles must avail of a coverage policy. Used car insurance is a type of coverage that individuals who own second-hand cars need to have. This protection policy acts in the same way as auto insurance does. … (more) January 14, 2010

• How To Choose A Used Vehicle For Your Used Car Insurance

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Are you thinking of getting a used car rather than a new one? Yes, it may sound as a cheaper deal, but be sure to check everything before purchasing one. Aside from the vehicle, you also need to keep in mind the used car insurance that you will get for it. Following are some important considerations to help you determine if your purchase is indeed worth the time, money and effort: Gather all possible information you can get about … (more) December 29, 2009

• The Qualities of an Effective Used Car Insurance Salesman

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Used car insurance is not very common and in demand in the market. Only a few people avail of it since most drivers think secondhand cars are not insurable anymore. For one, it is not brand new so its value has significantly decreased since the time it was bought. It is therefore a challenge for every used car insurance salesman to close a sale. His goal is to make his clients understand that the insurance policy he sells is just … (more) December 27, 2009

• The Details of Used Car Insurance

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Buying an auto insurance policy for a used car is basically similar as buying insurance for a brand new car. You will need the same principal requirements, with your main objective to protect yourself from liability in case your vehicle gets damaged in an accident. The only apparent difference with insuring a used car is that the insurer’s potential loss is significantly lower that that of a brand new car when the used car gets damaged or stolen. This decreases … (more) December 24, 2009

• Used Car Insurance Is Limited But Still Worth Getting

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Buying used cars is not an entirely new trend. People buy them then and now because they just need a secured means of transportation. Other than that, people usually prefer used cars if they do not have enough money to buy a brand-new vehicle. It is for this same reason that second-hand car owners sometimes forego getting used car insurance, despite US law requirements about all drivers having at least the most basic of all insurance types, which is liability … (more) December 22, 2009

• The Difference Between Used Car Insurance and New Car Insurance

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Those in search of an insurance policy for their cars will most likely encounter two types of insurance – the used car insurance and new car insurance. It will greatly help to differentiate these two and guide buyers from getting the right and best policy for them. First things first. The names of these policies alone immediately give an idea what they are basically. Used car insurance is for old or secondhand cars while new car insurance is for brand … (more) December 15, 2009

• Familiarizing Yourself with Used Car Insurance

  by Ricky Lawrence

  Insuring your used car is basically the same as insuring a new one. The same basic requirements and guidelines apply, with your main objective to protect yourself from liability in case your vehicle gets damaged or the people inside your car suffer injury in an accident. The only significant difference with a used car is that the insurance company’s potential loss is lower than that of a new car. This lowers your used car insurance premium since the company or … (more) December 14, 2009

• Used Car Insurance Does Not Mean Second-Hand Coverage

  by Ricky Lawrence

  With the prices of basic commodities continuously rising, people these days find that purchasing brand-new cars can be too costly for comfort. An alternative that has become acceptable is to simply buy used cars. Alongside this is the option to settle for used car insurance, since US laws require that all drivers be covered by this most basic of all insurance types. Non-coverage will involve payment of all applicable fines, which should prove to be rather unwise, economically speaking. A … (more) December 12, 2009