Can I buy a car without a licence?
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Buying a car and insuring it on a provisional licence
Hi I have a provisional licence and I was wondering if I could buy my own car and insure it in my name on a provisional licence?
[Migrated from previous topic 12008 dated 25 Feb 2011]
Even without a licence, you can buy a car but to drive it, you'll need a valid licence. With a provisional licence, you can only drive it if you're accompanied by someone who has held their licence for at least 3 years and who is over 21.
You have 2 options for insurance on a provisional licence: you can get insured for a year but this might be costly or you can get pay as you go learner insurance which is on a monthly basis.
[Migrated from previous post 1598 dated 04 Mar 2011]
Buying car without provisional licence
Hi,
I'm 17 and I want to give the driving test a go. I have just applied for a provisional licence. I like this car and I want to buy it and I will receive my provisional licence in 2 or 3 days but the car might be sold by then. So can you please tell me if it's OK to buy the car?
[Migrated from previous topic 10319 dated 03 Feb 2009]
Bobby, you don't need a licence to buy a car. You just need money for that. I suggest you take someone who already has a full licence with you to drive the car back to yours.
[Migrated from previous post 153 dated 03 Feb 2009]
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