how often can somone legally drive your car off your insurence? What is considered customary use?
817108
God they even go after the manufacturer.  Just lie about it and make sure the person driving doesn't have the same address as yours and the driver's license.
915959
I'm with fr_chuck, you can save the money (do not pay), and let it hurt your credit a bit. Otherwise you pay the price for a good credit rating and she keeps the car as a bonus. I am so sorry there are such users, liars and cheats in the world.
940771
There is nothing legally preventing it unless he has serious driving related offensed (DWI, Fleeing police, Criminal vehicular Operation, etc).  It really depends company to company.  Wouldn't hurt to start calling around now so you can find something.
806407
I've been there many times myself, when I was younger.  I've paid the $900.00 fine  for  the same 2-violations many times. I don't like to buy insurance, but the law says we have to carry a State Minimum. That's what I carry now, even if my vehicle is new.  I have  never been taken to jail for the above mentioned 2-violations, but I've had to walk away from my vehicle many times,  or they''ve towed me and let me walk. I'm glad those days are over,, I won't miss them. Hey a person has to do what they have to do. Good Luck!
507833
I would think 14 `years is odd, by now you should have one.  Have you seen a lawyer.  I do not bleive there is a lifetime revocation of license even if convicted of a death while driving, curious.
475468
PS I work for an ins company, and they DO NOT cancel you for having "some claims".  We cancel for non-payment or at your request, that is all we are allowed to CANCEL you for.\n\nWe charge you more or non-renew you for MANY claims, claims we feel were fradulent, or when you have too many violations or "points" on your license.  That is because you must pay more for us to assume more risk that you present when compared to an "average" driver.\n\nClaims handlers, thats not my department.  There is always a bona fide reason if they don't pay.  Most of the time, the problem lays in the fact the policy holders do not familiarize themselves with what coverage they do or do not have.
905006
Why risk it? It will eventually catch up to you. When you get caught you will have to fork over probably more money not to mention time wasted which could have been used else where while your trying to clear things up. TAKE CARE OF IT. and yah a majority of the states do share DMV info.
408849
buy a good used $3k-$5k drive it for a year or two then sell it for what you payed for it then get another one, never get a new car, that's for suckers
658481
you are supposed to tell your insurance company when you have an accident.  It's possible they would have covered the cost of repair under your policy if he was driving with permission.  It depends on your policy.
3300
Removing the vin # from someone elses car and using it for your car is illegal... and how is that all that different from stealing the serial number or product key on someone elses software and using it for your own? \n\nNo, it is not legal... its very illegal.
1006607
You should tell them the truth.  If you say you only drive five miles a day when you actually drive 40.....it could come back to haunt you.  Some companies will cancel you if you are involved in an accident and your mileage at the time is way more than what it should be based upon what you told them you drive.
890731
why did you ask if you think you know so much? IN AZ-they are seizing rental cars for 30 days and it is expensive. Why would you "keep your stuff like a lease of rental from your parents?"
55802
If you don't they will require a cosigner.  Do not purchase the vehicle if you can't pay for it.  It will only cost you more in the long run.
466513
Since it has been 8months I doubt you will get anywhere with it. Not only that you have to prove that they knew about the damage....the court doest side on just assumptions. If I would you next time you buy a used car take it some place and get it looked over if the dealer ship wont allow it have the look it over and sign off that there is no damage. If you dont like this answer I would seek legal help!
875383
Just specify it in the lease, and your tenants will be bound by it.  You can charge the tenants for damage they cause from leaking oil.  You probably can't do anything about the out-of-state registrations, these are probably members of the military that have their cars registered at their home states which is legal.
342809
yes, why have a car just sitting there collecting dust if you're not using it...use that extra money for something else.
293025
Ask your insurance agent.  Most sell them