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What happens when you purchase a used car from a dealer is that you get information from the dealer on the car you are buying, such as make, model, year, VIN number, then you call your insurance company. This can be done at your home or you can do it right in the dealer's office. If you are trading in an old car, you can transfer the insurance from your old car to your new car. Then, the insurance company will fax an insurance binder to the car dealer, because they will need that to transfer your car plates. You keep that faxed insurance binder as proof of insurance until you get your real policy in the mail from your insurance company.
First, work for a used car dealer atleast 6 to 12 months. Then prepare a good used car dealer business plan. Go from there.
Brakes may or not be paid by your insurance or dealer depending on the company and the warranty in which your car is under. Consult dealer or insurance to verify.
That is the type of insurance policy that a car dealer or repair shop would carry. Covers their business risks.
I don't really understand your question. The car dealer is not responsible for providing your auto insurance. It is your responsibility to obtain the proper insurance coverage for your vehicle and your situation.
If you are buying the car outright then it's up to you to decide when to get the insurance. If you are getting credit, you will have to have the insurance in place prior to taking possession of the vehicle.
The NADA used car values are used for pricing cars for used car dealers, insurance companies and governments. NADA stands for National Automobile Dealer Association.
yes insurance premium for vehicles used for commercial purpose is considerably more compared to that of vehicles used for private purpose.
You can find quotes on business or commercial car insurance at various places. Bolt Insurance, Money Supermarket, and Progressive all offer qutoes on business or commercial car insurance policies.
Each state handles used car dealers and licencing differently. What state are you asking about?
Car dealer insurance information can be found from many different websites and resources. Some examples of these resources include Motor Dealer Services and Willis Programs.
It depends on his markup, sales volume and business expenses.