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If you have an existing auto policy on your own vehicle (to be sold or traded in), then the newly acquired vehicle will have identical coverages as your existing vehicle on the auto policy for 30 days free. You must add the newly acquired vehicle before 30 days is up. Otherwise, you have no insurance. More information you can visit: Raisinsurance
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