Free Auto Insurance

Free auto insurance sounds like a dream, but some car manufacturers are toying with the idea of offering free car insurance for a year with the purchase or lease of a new vehicle. So this type of advertising bonus has only been offered in two states and with only one auto company. Offering complimentary coverage plans costs more than other well-known incentives such as free gas, bonus cash, and other prizes. Auto manufacturers thought of this idea many years ago, but didn't do much about it because it cost too much money. Payment free car insurance costs much more than any other offer dealers have tried. Hopefully sometime in the future more car manufacturers will try this type of deal to help boost their sales.

One of the biggest challenges manufacturers face when deciding whether or not to offer free auto insurance is the cost of the coverage based on the type of people that take advantage of the deal. Obviously free car insurance appeals most to people that have to pay a lot of money for a policy. In turn, offering these policies with no charge creates a significant expense to the manufacturers. One idea is to offer a certain amount per month toward a buyer's policy expense. There are many options for offers manufacturers could provide to get the general public to buy their vehicles, so long as they are diligent and Godly in their business dealings. "Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave whither thou goest" (Ecclesiastes 9:10).

It is very important that all who are tempted to purchase or lease a vehicle because of the tremendous offers to understand the true cost of free car insurance. It may sound like a great idea until the details are revealed. As with any other complimentary offer there are catches. Just because something requires no out-of-pocket expense doesn't mean it is the best quality. The policy could cover just the bare minimum, requiring the policyholder to purchase higher priced additional coverage to meet the dealers requirement for full coverage when financing a vehicle or for the lease of a vehicle. It will be some time before a free auto insurance program becomes available again. The dealers are still trying to make the free auto insurance offer more reasonable for their pocketbooks and more appealing to the consumer.

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