New Car Insurance
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New Car Insurance
Overview
Buying a new car over £5,000? You’ll need fully comprehensive car insurance to protect your investment. However, the term "fully comprehensive" can be misleading, as it doesn’t cover every possible scenario. Here’s what you need to know about this type of insurance and how to get the best deal.
Understanding Fully Comprehensive Insurance
Fully comprehensive car insurance typically covers:
- Repairs for your car and others involved in an accident.
- Everything covered by third-party, fire, and theft policies.
- Accidental damage, including malicious acts and often windscreen damage.
However, it’s important to review your policy, as certain incidents may not be included.
Tips for Lowering Your Premium
New car insurance can be costly, but shopping around can help you save:
1. Online Comparison: Use online tools to get instant quotes and compare them to find the best deal.
2. No Claims Bonus: A good driving record with no claims can significantly reduce your premiums.
3. High Excess: Consider agreeing to a higher excess ?" the amount you pay before insurance kicks in ?" to lower your premium.
Additional Coverage Options
Depending on your car’s value, you might want to consider these additions:
- Legal Expenses Cover: Often included in comprehensive policies, this covers legal costs resulting from an accident.
- Storm and Unusual Damage: Protects against damage from falling objects or severe weather. Check your policy for exclusions, as not everything may be covered.
Carefully review your policy exclusions to ensure you have the coverage you need for peace of mind.
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