Sure, buy why? You get discounts for having multiple vehicles on a policy. You are still required to list all household members and drivers on both policies. The only advantage may be if you have a bad driver in your household with lots of tickets who you want to exclude from all other vehicles except for the one he/she drives. This is the only real time it may be beneficial. I always caution anyone signing an exclusion because if a driver is excluded no matter what the emergency or just moving a vehicle in the driveway, if the excluded driver is driving there is no coverage at all for the claim. I rarely use the exclusion.
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Not heard of the term double coverage in Insurance. If you had two cars both would require insurance. They could be insured on separate insurance contracts with either the same insurer or 2 different insurers if you prefer . There is a policy now available for householders with more than one vehicle. This type of policy is often refered to as a Multi Vehicle policy where numerous cars are covered under one policy with the insurer giving an additional discount for the multi purchase.
One can contact several insurance companies and ask for their insurance prices for classic cars. One can compare the different prices to find the cheapest insurance for classic cars.
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Different countries and companies have different systems of rating insurance. You need to specify the country.
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Can one person have two car insurance policies on two different cars
No. I have three cars under the same insurance policy and each is registered to a different name.
Two people in separate households can have the same insurance policy. Usually, you can give the insurance company separate garaging addresses.
21st Century Insurance insure a wide variety of different cars. These include new cars, cars that have been used, as well as classic or vintage cars. They can also provide fully comprehensive cover.
No. In this state you must have a separate insurance policy for each car. Your area may be different. Why don't you call your agent and see. In another state it is possible to list two cars on one policy. I have no idea where you live or what the law is there.