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>do you mean for an American that doesn't already own a car, or a European who's just there for a few weeks? From context, *obviously* I meant someone vacation
by midoridensha 4y ago
>do you mean for an American that doesn't already own a car, or a European who's just there for a few weeks?
From context, *obviously* I meant someone vacationing in America, not a resident.
>Its possible to travel all over USA in a car that cost very little
No, it's not. You can't buy some car for 2 weeks and then return it.
>however, not sure how you'd insure it without US driving license or address.
You don't. So why are you even bringing up this inanity? We're talking about vacationing here.
- nickd2001 4y ago" You can't buy some car for 2 weeks and then return it." for the record, I've met, while travelling around N America , multiple people that did precisely this. Generally with old Japanese cars. I wondered how they did it, at the tine I didn't think to ask as it wasn't something I was planning to do as non-resident. Its possible of course they didn't insure it. Or maybe they got some kind of worldwide travel insurance that covered it. Would be interesting to know.
- midoridensha 4y agoIt would be interesting to know, because driving a car without insurance in the US is illegal, and I don't see how a non-resident can possibly acquire insurance from a US insurance company. So if your suggestion for buying a car relies on illegal acts, that's a stupid suggestion and a stupid idea.