Can i buy a car and buy insurance when i only have provisional licence?

robert s

yes to both and if you do it right it doesn't need to be very expensive either, just fill in a free form and get a quote from these people here http://4ym8.com/CompareInsurance.html
They'll compare all insurance companies in the USA and find which companies offer the best prices, if it works out remember my points please :)

JillPinky

You can purchase a car and motor insurance with only a provision licence, but of course, as you will probably know, you will only be allowed to drive the vehicle whilst accompanied by drivers aged at least 21 who has held a full driving licence for three years or more.

radar

If you're in England, yes to both questions. It's not expensive necessarily. I did it in order to practise my driving skills prior to taking a test. Get an old car (I guarantee you'll scratch it!) and ask all of your friends which insurers they use. Then 'phone around and get some quotes. Easy as that. Good luck to you! x

Pleasant Peter Perkins

Yes, but it will be very expensive.

ChocLover

Yes but you can't drive it unless you have L plates on and a driver over 21 that has had a licence for 3 or more years

jed slade

Of course you can,but you cannot use it unless accompanied by a full licence holder for that type of vehicle.Then we come to the expense,have you won the lottery lately?

Schuutz

Yes to both.

jonnyneedshelp

Yes you can but it's gonna be very expensive!!!!

Scouse

Yes but you Will have to declare on the insurance that you have only a provisional. get a small car because fully comp Will be very expensive. if it is an old car think of third party fire and theft because Fully comp may cost you more than the car

WELLINGTONY

YES YES YES - EX-TRAFFIC COP SHOULD KNOW - for REAL !!! Bloody expensive insurance tho, take my tip, put on dad's insurance, be nice to him !! W

sensible_man

Yes, you can buy a car (as long as you pay cash since it is obvious you are under 18). As stated, you are still required to follow the rules of your license. The insurance for you will be really high. Further ahead to get on your parents policy.

futuretopgun101

Yes and yes.

akadave

i think you can, it's called an ' sr 22'' where i live, i bet the rate's are really high though,

UCANTCME

Yes, but it will be VERY expensive.

country bumpkin [sheep nurse]

yes but be prepared for big bills.

wizjp

State sppecific; check with the DMV website

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