Can one driver insure two cars?

Yes, one driver can purchase insurance for two cars. It’s known as multiple car or multi-car insurance when you get one policy that covers both cars, but separate policies for each is an option, too.

How do you insure multiple cars with one driver?

If you have two or more vehicles to insure, you can get one auto insurance policy for both. Just inform your insurance provider. Depending on your situation, you may choose to insure the vehicles separately.

How much does insuring a second car cost?

It’s somewhat equivalent to purchasing standard insurance. However, for example, it’s usually cheaper to insure two four-door sedans than one sedan and one classic car. Plus, rates are more expensive if your second vehicle is a sports car.

Can One Driver Have Insurance for Two Cars? How to Get the Best Insurance for Your Cars

Name: Can One Driver Have Insurance for Two Cars? How to Get the Best Insurance for Your Cars
Item: Can One Driver Have Insurance for Two Cars? How to Get the Best Insurance for Your Cars
Author: Margaret Wack

A driver with an existing auto insurance policy can insure another vehicle by adding it. Plus, insuring two cars for one driver is usually cheaper. However, those who wish to add a classic car to a policy should reconsider; separate, specialty coverage may be a better choice. To find the best possible rate, compare quotes from different insurers.

ByMargaret Wack

Edited byKathryn Schroeder

ByMargaret Wack

Edited byKathryn Schroeder

Updated: April 11, 2023

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About Margaret Wack

Margaret Wack is a freelance writer who covers insurance, saving, investing, banking and more. Margaret earned a bachelor's degree in classics, comparative literature and poetry from Smith College and a master's degree from St. John's College.