How Many Cars Can You Have in Your Name?
Federal law doesn’t cap how many cars you can have in your name. But depending on your insurer, you may need multiple policies to cover all your vehicles.
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5+ years writing insurance, travel, and personal finance content
Founder of FamilyMoney Adventure blog
Kevin is a seasoned writer who leverages his love of budgeting and all things personal finance to create informative, thoroughly researched insurance and money content.
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Updated May 9, 2024
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