Insurance

Do I need insurance to drive a licence-free car, and how do I go about choosing it?

The answer is yes, of course, and every driver of a licence-free car must have up-to-date insurance to cover his or her civil liability.

Here are a few tips to help you choose the right insurance for your licence-free car:

Negotiate a moderate insurance premium

Contrary to popular belief, accidents caused by licence-free cars are rare. What's more, they are rarely stolen. This explains why insurance premiums are so reasonable.

The insurance of a licence-free car is normally less expensive than that of a vehicle requiring a B licence. But it does require a certain budget.

Choosing the right insurance

So how do you negotiate to get the best cover at a competitive price?

First of all, don't hesitate to call or visit your local dealer to point out the advantages of insuring a car without a license: fewer accidents and fewer thefts!

But the best way to get the best price is, of course, to take advantage of the competition and compare insurances for licence-free cars. This comparison is now very easy to carry out directly from our website piecesanspermis, as we offer you the possibility of finding the most economical insurance for your car:

Warranties to consider carefully

There are many different types of cover available to meet the different needs of users. Third-party unlicensed car insurance, like a classic licensed car contract, covers the driver only for bodily injury and property damage you may cause to a third party, and not for damage to yourself.

The advantage of comprehensive insurance is, of course, the range of cover it offers. Whether you are at fault or not, this insurance will cover all costs: from external impacts to the vehicle, to fire, glass breakage, natural disasters..