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Can the name on the insurance and registration be different than the name on the title and still be insurable?
Updated: 9/11/2023
You can insure any way you want, but the proper way to insure a vehicle is in the same name as on the car registration. Otherwise, if a claim is made, the insurer could deny the claim, and cancel the policy for incorrect insuring. Insurance maybe, but any state I've lived in would definitely require the car to be registered by the owner. I'm not sure about leased vehicles.
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