Yes, it is state law that cars have insurance so they won't let you drive off the lot without proof of insurance.
No. Not if you have the cash.
No, insurance is your responsibility.
if you buy a car and pay cash will the dealership report the transaction to the government?
It depends on the insurance company and the state you live and the laws therein. In California for example you have thirty while in Ohio the vehicle must added to the policy and proof of that must in your possession prior to leaving the dealership. Check with your insurance company. It depends on the insurance company and the state you live and the laws therein. In California for example you have thirty days while in Ohio the vehicle must added to the policy and proof of that must be in your possession prior to leaving the dealership. Check with your insurance company.
One can buy motorcycle insurance in California from a number of brand name automobile insurance companies. Some of these companies include GEICO, Allstate, and Progressive.
No, but unless you are paying cash for the vehicle the lender is going to want insurance coverage on the vehicle until it is paid for in case something happens to it. Therefore, the lender is going to want a policy number insuring their vehicle is covered.
AAA, Geico, and esurance offer affordable rates for auto insurance in California.
no
When you have enough cash, go to the dealership (located in the menu that you look at your cars) and pick one you can afford and click buy it
Yes. If you pay cash for your house then you do not have to buy insurance. The only time you have to buy insurance on a house is if you take out a mortgage, the lender will probably require you to have insurance. That is in case the place burns down, it protects the banks collateral.
Congratulations for having the cash to buy your car. Will you also have the cash to pay for the $80,000 car that you hit and total in an accident that is your fault? Do you also have the cash to pay the $400,000 judgement that is awarded to the other party for injuries, lost work pay, and medical expenses. These are not unrealistic figures on losses. This is why you have insurance. It is an exchange of risk for premiums. This lowers your financial risk of loss but of course you have to pay some premium for the insurance company accepting the risk.
If you buy it from a dealer, you won't leave that lot without insurance on the vehicle. Legally, that vehicle needs to be insured before you drive it on any public roadway, regardless of if you buy from a dealership or a private seller.