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Luxury vehicles: Insured may be paying the price for a lackadaisical approach

By Alain Castonguay | Aug. 25, 2022, 10:55 a.m.

Photo: Unsplash | Kevin Bhagat

For luxury cars, insurers and bankers may be less demanding when verifying a client’s identity than in a real estate transaction.

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Luxury vehicles: Insured may be paying the price for a lackadaisical approach

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