Re: Insurance for Second Car
When you buy your new car, you'll have to get it insured from the dealership itself before you can drive it out of the showroom. You maybe able to use your NCB to get a discount on your new car insurance.
My advice is that you can sell your Vento and instead, buy a smaller pre-owned car that is easy to maintain as well as doesn't cost much to insure. Small 2nd hand cars have lower premiums than new cars. So you may want to work out your plan accordingly. Since a small car depreciates slower than a sedan, you will also save money when you sell off your Vento and buy, let's say, a Hyundai i10 or a Maruti Swift or some such.
Hope this info is helpful to you.
Welcome to TAI Neha.
But i disagree here, How will a Sedan depreciate more than a small car in your terms.
The depreciation of vehicle happens with every car based on Market value, and IDV literally comes down irrespective of any manufacturer.
More over he has a Vento, there is no point selling a new car and going for an Pre-owned, which can give lot of trouble and requires maintenance.
What he meant was would he get a discount on Insurance while getting a pre-owned vehicle.
The direct answer is NO discounts on Insurance will be given.
Only if the previous owner hasn't made any claim, he can get benefits of that policy, where the previous customer would have paying less premium.
But after 1 year of purchase and from 2nd year onwards, a new owner can get benefits of the car.
And what a seller does is he buys car from the original owner, gets the paper signed from 1st owner and doesn't changes it to his name, he will wait for potential buyer so that car rate doesn't depreciates.
Though he is the 2nd owner, the next customer who is interested in the car becomes the 2nd owner.
While the ownership is being transferred from 1 person to other the value of vehicle drastically reduces.