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It may do. You will need to read your certificate of insurance and your policy. The usual wording if it does is: The policyholder may also drive any car not owned by the policyholder and not hired by the policyholder under a hire purchase agreement. However such a clause could also appear on a TPFT or TPO certificate. The cover will almost certainly be restricted to TPO in any case- see your policy.

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