Got a little insurance question for those who might have done this before.
For various complicated reasons I'm going to end up getting my new lease car before I can sell off my current one. For insurance purposes I'm thinking the best way to do this is to transfer over my current policy (with its no-claims discount etc) which runs until May to the new car and take out a new policy for the current car until I've sold it.
I'm hoping to have it sold within a week or so which means I should be able to cancel the cover with only a small outlay. From what I've read I think there's usually a 14 day cooling off period with a reduced admin charge for cancellation in that period.
I did get some quotes for short-term insurance cover but the prices were a joke (£80-£100 for a week) so I don't think that's a good plan.
I'm with Admiral and they have multi-car cover so I guess that might cut the cost more than having two separate policies as well.
Any thoughts?
Speak to the insurance company and explain the issue.
A few years back I added my dads car to my policy for two weeks - cost me about £50.
EDIT - for clarity - his insurance had expired - he had a heart bypass op and was still in hospital.
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