Moin together. The following fictitious constellation: someone sells someone a car. Car is logged out, the insurance gets the registration confirmation. The buyer wants to return the car after a few days he does not have the remaining purchase price The car has still been notified to him, so a withdrawal is not a topic. Does the ex- and now re-owner have to return to the pre-insurance, or can one look for a new insurance? Fact is yes:When logging out: Is a vehicle logged out and scrapped, The registration office then informs the insurance company about the registration of the vehicle. The contributions already paid up by the end of the year for the car insurance will be returned to the customer. The basis of assessment for the amount of the refund will be the date on which the vehicle will be refunded at the end of the year. If a new vehicle is registered on the holder, he can take out a new car insurance with his previous insurance or with an insurer of his choice. In the case of a car change, the damage-free discounts are taken over by the new insurer. As proof of the already achieved damage-free classes, the last present contribution invoice serves the expired old car insurance. Insofar: what if instead of … new… the Old one at the door?