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car insurance 3rd party or fully comp
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Thunderbird wrote: »If the difference between Fully comp and others is less than £50, then go for the fully comp because it will give you the perk of being able to drive others cars, with their permission, should the circumstances force you to or simpley to share a long drive.
Your policy will cover you for third party liability when driving those cars though, but, better than not being able to drive them in case of an emergency or something.
This is dangerous and INCORRECT advice.
You DON'T always get DOC extension when you have fully comp insurance.
The RAC, for example, don't offer it at all. If you're under 25 or a high risk driver you probably won't get it either.0 -
I agree, not always, but usually you do.tinkerbell84 wrote: »You DON'T always get DOC extension when you have fully comp insurance.Be nice, life is too short to be anything else.0
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