blebo
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Colin, At last someone with sense who can see beyond the rest of the drivell on this page.
The key thing if your policies allow you to drive other cars, the car MUST NOT be owned by you or hired to you.
So no you couldn'y by a saxo and drive a lambo as you would own the lambo.
Also you could drive a lambo and leave it parked on the road. As the law states it is an offence to use, cause or permit the use of a motor vehicle on a road without insurance in respect of third party risks.
Therefore if the car is not moving then insurance is not needed.
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Dee
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Originally posted by blebo
Colin, At last someone with sense who can see beyond the rest of the drivell on this page.
The key thing if your policies allow you to drive other cars, the car MUST NOT be owned by you or hired to you.
So no you couldn'y by a saxo and drive a lambo as you would own the lambo.
Also you could drive a lambo and leave it parked on the road. As the law states it is an offence to use, cause or permit the use of a motor vehicle on a road without insurance in respect of third party risks.
Therefore if the car is not moving then insurance is not needed.
Hello?
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Originally posted by Dee
Wrong wrong wrong.
If you buy a shitter and insure it fully comp and then go and buy a Lambo and drive it on your shitter insurance because your covered 3rd party, you won't be insured UNLESS the Lambo is insured by a 3rd party i.e its your dads car and its insured by him.
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chris-sri
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Originally posted by blebo
Colin, At last someone with sense who can see beyond the rest of the drivell on this page.
The key thing if your policies allow you to drive other cars, the car MUST NOT be owned by you or hired to you.
So no you couldn'y by a saxo and drive a lambo as you would own the lambo.
 Spot on, In theory he could end up with 9 points couldn't he. Drive otherwise than in accordance with a licence and no insurance.
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Colin
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Originally posted by blebo
So no you couldn'y by a saxo and drive a lambo as you would own the lambo.
That would fall on its face when you came to tax it anyway!!
You 'at post office' - Erm yeah the thing is im covered 3rd party on this Lambo cos I got a 1L shitbox sat on the drive allowing me to drive any car.
Post office person - 
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Brett
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So you're all tellin me, if I get insurd with Quinn next time I can drive my dads gallardo?
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blebo
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
So you're all tellin me, if I get insurd with Quinn next time I can drive my dads gallardo?
You would be permitted to drive it....whether you could would be a different matter!!
[Edited on 12-06-2007 by blebo]
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Brett
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Lucky i'm used to fast cars isn't it.
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Colin
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Technically you would but whether your dad would let you drive his 100k+ car on 3rd party insurance is debatable 
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Brett
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I'm sure he would if he had one
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whitter45
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still think this a grey area and not as clear cut as people make out
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