Car Insurance

If you’re a driver aged 17 to 24 looking for insurance, there are affordable insurance deals that can help you establish a no-claims history.

If you’re a learner driver, get coverage for practising in your own car or someone else’s, without risking their no-claims bonus.

Adding someone to your policy could either help reduce costs or help you share a car safely with someone you know. Cover is flexible if required.

If you have more than 1 car to insure it may be cheaper and more uncomplicated carrying a policy that covers several vehicles.

If you use your car for work, you’ll need the right insurance to be properly covered. There are three different classes of business use you’ll need to pick from.

No matter how few journeys you make, Pay as you go policies ensure you are only charged miles or hourly charges on the distance or time you drive.

If the market value of the car is not the same as the price at which you purchased it when new, Guaranteed Asset Protection insurance could cover the difference.

Cars that are currently in insurance group 1 include the Hyundai i10, Volkswagen Up, and Fiat Panda. But insurance costs are based on more than just your car’s model and manufacturer. Comparing insurance quotes before you buy can be the most accurate way to find out what you’ll pay to insure a specific car.

With rising insurance costs, it’s natural to want the most affordable car policy in the UK. But this won’t always get the best insurance for your needs. Using our expert tips on how to get lower car insurance quotes can give you more options without compromising on coverage.

This used to be standard with any comprehensive car policy. But now you’ll need to check your policy documents for a driving other cars clause (DOC). This will tell you if you can drive someone else’s car, and what level of coverage you’ll have.

No. When you tax your car, the DVLA will automatically search the motor insurance database to check if your car is insured. This is the case across the UK, including if you are taxing your car at the post office.

Yes, you can insure a car you don’t own. You will just need to make sure the insurer knows you are not the car’s owner. When you compare insurance quotes at our insurance comparison website, Quotezone, this is as simple as ticking a box on our car insurance quote form.

Despite no longer being insured to drive the car, there are no refunds or relief from paying the full premium after your car is written off. Depending on how the insurer assesses the write-off you could receive compensation for the car, but your full insurance costs still stand.

You can use our car insurance calculator to get an estimate of how much your policy could cost. This does not require personal details, but the costs will not be as accurate as getting a full personalised quote.