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It is your responsibility to make sure the vehicle you are driving is insured. Just because a dealer allows you to leave the lot without insurance does not make you any less liable for any damage caused in an accident. In every state, except NH and WI, you are required to meet certain financial responsibility laws, the easiest way to do this is to buy car insurance.
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