Cheap Car Insurance

A car insurance policy typically includes various types of coverage designed to protect you, your passengers, your vehicle and other vehicles or pedestrians in the event of an accident.

The specific levels of cover, benefits and drawbacks on each policy are different so it’s important to take the time to review your insurance policy to make sure it meets your needs and you’re happy with the cover levels provided before buying.

Different types of car insurance policy are listed here as well as some optional extras:

Third-Party Only (TPO) Insurance:

Covers liability for injury to others and damage to their property. This is the minimum legal requirement for car insurance in the UK.

Third-Party, Fire and Theft (TPFT) Insurance:

Includes TPO coverage. Adds protection for your vehicle in case of fire damage or theft.

Comprehensive Insurance:

Offers the widest coverage, including TPO and TPFT benefits. Also covers damage to your own vehicle in an accident, regardless of fault.

Legal Expenses Cover:

Provides coverage for legal costs if you're involved in a legal dispute related to a car accident.

Personal Injury Cover:

Helps cover medical expenses and loss of income for you and your passengers in the event of an accident.

Breakdown Cover:

Assists with roadside assistance and towing in case your vehicle breaks down.

Windscreen Cover:

Covers the cost of repairing or replacing a damaged windscreen.

Courtesy Car Cover:

Provides a temporary replacement vehicle while your car is being repaired.

No Claims Discount (NCD) Protection:

Allows you to protect your no-claims discount even if you make a claim.

Optional Extras:

Additional coverage options such as key replacement, personal belongings cover, and enhanced breakdown services.

Quotezone is an online insurance comparison site. If you have bought an insurance policy through Quotezone your actual insurance provider will be the company that has contacted you with your policy confirmation. You will need to speak directly to this insurance provider in order to make a claim.

All of the relevant contact details will be in your policy documents that were shared to your email address. If you cannot find these documents, please use an online search engine to find the right contact details for your insurer.

Yes you can. It’s highly recommended that you assess your insurance policy so it fully meets your needs and you can make necessary adjustments if needed. These include amending the valuation of your vehicle, any vehicle amendments or updates, adding or removing a named driver as well as any excess adjustments.

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When your car insurance is due for renewal, your insurance provider will send you a renewal notice before your policy expires. This usually happens around 30 days before expiry.

This notice includes details such as the new amount you’ll need to pay to be insured for the next year as well as any changes to the policy terms and information on how to renew.

Some insurance policies are set up for automatic renewal, meaning that if you take no action, the policy will renew automatically. However, the new premium amount and terms may still apply so please make sure you assess your documentation.

You should also take a couple of minutes to get a new quote using our platform to see if one of our other insurers can offer you a better deal.