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Depends on your insurance contract, look at the small print. Some contracts permit you to drive other cars with the owners permission, but, in the UK, give 'Third Party Only Insurance', meaning that if you have an accident, the insurance covers the car you have bashed, but not the car you are driving. So check your policy carefully.
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