Suv not working and not being used. Keep car insurance?

[Anonymous]

Should we keep the car insurance on the car? What to do with non working car?

[Anonymous]

Donate or sell for parts.

If the plates are on it you may need to insure it. Depends where you Live

[Anonymous]

You can remove insurance but will have to pay a $500 uninsured motorists fee to the DMV. At least in VA.

[Anonymous]

Call your insurance company. Some offer a policy for parked vehicles.

[Anonymous]

If it’s registered you should check with the DMV.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think you need insurance or registration for a car that is not driven on public roads. But why do you want to keep it? Just sell it online to a national junk car dealer. It takes 5 min of your time. They will give you a few hundred bucks for it and come pick it up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should we keep the car insurance on the car? What to do with non working car?

You could fix it?

[Anonymous]

Whether you can depends on the rules of your state. When you drop insurance, your carrier will notify the DMV.

[Anonymous]

You have to keep it otherwise, you will be charged a fee at DMV. It happened to my mother, I can't remember what the fee was exactly, but I just remember it was a lot and it was a big deal for my mother. She was in MD.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should we keep the car insurance on the car? What to do with non working car?

You could fix it?

Repair will cost more than the car is worth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whether you can depends on the rules of your state. When you drop insurance, your carrier will notify the DMV.

I live in Virginia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You have to keep it otherwise, you will be charged a fee at DMV. It happened to my mother, I can't remember what the fee was exactly, but I just remember it was a lot and it was a big deal for my mother. She was in MD.

Interesting. I have geico and live in Virginia I was unaware the carrier would rat to the dmv for a fee.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you need insurance or registration for a car that is not driven on public roads. But why do you want to keep it? Just sell it online to a national junk car dealer. It takes 5 min of your time. They will give you a few hundred bucks for it and come pick it up.

I always thought those adverts on stop signs were a scam. Is there a reputable one?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think you need insurance or registration for a car that is not driven on public roads. But why do you want to keep it? Just sell it online to a national junk car dealer. It takes 5 min of your time. They will give you a few hundred bucks for it and come pick it up.

I always thought those adverts on stop signs were a scam. Is there a reputable one?

What’s the scam? They are taking your nonworking car, which is costing you money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You have to keep it otherwise, you will be charged a fee at DMV. It happened to my mother, I can't remember what the fee was exactly, but I just remember it was a lot and it was a big deal for my mother. She was in MD.

Interesting. I have geico and live in Virginia I was unaware the carrier would rat to the dmv for a fee.

They are required to.