One driver - two cars

(Ontario)

Wanted to buy another car. Just received a quote from my broker: $1400 (my current car), getting rid of current car and buying the other one - $1700 (although it is as safe as the first one according to IBC), keeping both - $2800. Does it make any sense? Why do the premiums almost double, I cannot drive two cars at the same time? I am the only driver in the household.

Two Cars

One idea... if you only drive one car weeks at a time ... reduce coverage on the other car while it is "off the road".

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