Here's why:
* Car insurance is designed to protect you and your car. It covers things like damage to your car, injuries to others, and legal costs if you're involved in an accident. Without a car, there's nothing to insure.
* Insurance companies need to know what they're insuring. They need details about the make, model, year, and other features of your car to determine the appropriate coverage and premium.
* You wouldn't be able to use the insurance. Even if you somehow obtained insurance without a car, you wouldn't be able to use it for any of its intended purposes.
However, there are some exceptions:
* You might be able to get temporary insurance. Some companies offer temporary car insurance that allows you to drive someone else's car for a short period. This is typically used for situations like renting a car or driving a friend's vehicle.
* You might be able to get insurance for a car you're planning to buy. Some insurance companies will issue a policy for a car you're about to purchase. However, they'll likely require proof that you have a confirmed purchase agreement.
It's important to remember that car insurance is a legal requirement in most jurisdictions. You should always have car insurance if you own or drive a vehicle.
