additional interest

If you are financing a vehicle you need to have it registered in your name. You can put the insurance in someone else's name but you would need to be listed on the policy.

Yes, you can insure a car that you do not own. You will need to list the owner of the car as a driver since they will have access to the vehicle.

If you keep the car registered in your name, there is a possibility that you could be held liable for damages that exceed the driver's policy. It is not common, however, there is still a chance.

Yes. Your ex-wife can insure the vehicle as long as you are listed on the policy as a driver (because you are the one financing the vehicle) and listed as the additional interest since you have a financial stake in the vehicle. Also, make sure the finance company is listed as the lienholder on the policy.

Yes. You can add him as a driver and have if excluded on the policy.

In most cases, you can insure your car on your father's policy but you will have to be listed as a driver on the policy.  If you will not be driving the car you will need to listed as an additional interest on the policy for your vehicle. The person driving the car will need to be listed as a driver.

You do not have to be listed as a driver on the policy. You will need to be listed as an additional interest.

Yes, he can!  In this instance, you are basically acting as the bank. We recommend for him to get a full coverage plan and list you as an additional interest on the vehicle.

The person driving the car - you - will need to purchase the insurance. Then, add the owner of the car as an additional interest, meaning they have an financial investment in the car.