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Many car insurance companies brag that their insurance covers you a certain number of miles into Mexico. The problem is, the Mexican government does not recognize US insurance. Insurance company employees are not told this. In my early days in the industry, I assured lots of customers that their...

Many car insurance companies brag that their insurance covers you a certain number of miles into Mexico. The problem is, the Mexican government does not recognize US insurance. Insurance company employees are not told this. In my early days in the industry, I assured lots of customers that their...

Generally not. One solution we use sometimes is to see if there is an adult relative (parent, for example) who will let the underage driver drive their car while that person uses the rental. No all parents are willing to let their underage drivers use their vehicles, but it is a solution I have...

Generally not. One solution we use sometimes is to see if there is an adult relative (parent, for example) who will let the underage driver drive their car while that person uses the rental. No all parents are willing to let their underage drivers use their vehicles, but it is a solution I have...

You seem to understand your options very well. Better to get something or nothing for your car, but no one can predict the increase in your premium, not even anyone at your insurance company. So many things change during the course of a term, that they will not sit down and do that math until...

Yes. This is called an owner retained salvage. The settlement amount will be lower because you are keeping the car, rather than selling it to the insurance company, but that is always an option. If it's a good, reliable car and you have the contacts and wherewithal to fix it, tell your claims...

Your name being listed on the policy does not necessarily mean that you were a rated driver. You may just be listed as a named insured. A named insured is a policy owner, not necessarily a driver. Look at the last declaration page you received from your company. Even if you are listed, there...

Depends on what state you are in. You could obtain the insurance by phone and drive it off the lot immediately in many states. But you can't drive it until it is insured. In some states, you have to wait a few days, but most as soon as you are covered you can drive.

The only way to find out is to price shop. You will need the vehicle identification number of the vehicle you plan to insure and your personal information, of course. Check with every insurance company you can, they all do their math differently and you never know which one will be the best deal.