Originally Posted by jamesdenver
tell them you're working overseas and just storing the car. i did that a while back with geico i think, put it back on six months later with no fees are re-signing up.
it's stupid that one has to lie, it's no business of theirs, but sometimes whatever is easiest to say just gets the job done
I'm not aware of any insurance company that does a per use policy (at least in the US). I did a search on google, and found a couple companies that do pay per mile, but that's in Canada.
I worked for GEICO for about a year, and the minimum time you could put a vehicle in storage is 30 days, which would work great if you know you won't be using a vehicle, but probably not the best solution for intermittent use. Also, if you do decide to put the vehicle in storage, all of your coverages are suspended except for comprehensive, so if you drive the vehicle and get into an accident, you're pretty much screwed. Not suggested.