The bank where I got my loan from is located in Arizona, so apparently they aren't used to people storing their cars for the winter. Therefore comprehensive insurance is a no-go. Oh well, I get to drive mine year round when there isn't snow,salt, or sand. WOOHOO!
Looks like I get to drive mine year round
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V10SpeedLuvr
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If the car isnt paid off, all banks require full coverage insurance.
Viper Wizard
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You could fit a set of chains and drive it in the snow!
Rollin4
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AFL in NJ
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LOL about the chains! I actually argued with my bank about insurance coverate when I dropped to fire/theft coverage only during the winter months (even though I still owe a little on each car).
They tried to threaten to buy insurance and eventually with both banks I got to a loan officer who actually understood that it was to their benefit that I don't drive those cars for at least a few months and they gave me an exception because I have a daily driver that is fully insured and proved it.
Usually its a automated process to check the insurance, so eventually you'll always be referred to a supervisor who has the power to grant exceptions if you have good explanations and proof of another vehicle that will be used on "snow days".
Regards,
Aaron
They tried to threaten to buy insurance and eventually with both banks I got to a loan officer who actually understood that it was to their benefit that I don't drive those cars for at least a few months and they gave me an exception because I have a daily driver that is fully insured and proved it.
Usually its a automated process to check the insurance, so eventually you'll always be referred to a supervisor who has the power to grant exceptions if you have good explanations and proof of another vehicle that will be used on "snow days".
Regards,
Aaron
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