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Faq
A car insurance agreement form is a legally binding contract that serves as a proof that the car sold is covered by insurance. The document outlines the terms and conditions of the insurance coverage between an insurance company and the policyholder. It serves as a binding agreement that specifies the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of both parties. It is mandatory for every dealership to provide the customer with a car insurance agreement form.
A car insurance agreement form typically includes the following information:
- Insurer’s name
- Vehicle information such as year, make, model, body style and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
- Details of the purchaser such as name and address
- Details of the insurance agent
- Details of the insurance company
- Type of coverage such as fire, theft, CAC, collision deductible, etc. Signature of the purchaser and dealer agent
- Date
Yes, a car insurance agreement form is a legally binding document that includes all the details about the insurer, insurance company and the coverage. Both parties have legal obligations outlined in the agreement, and the terms and conditions specified in the document are enforceable by law.
An agreement to provide insurance means that the dealership is agreeing to provide the purchaser with an insurance for covering accidental damage to the vehicle. It is mandatory for dealerships to provide the insurance and establish terms of insurance between the insurer and the insurance company through their dealership. This is important so that no vehicle is sold without an insurance policy.