multicar insurance

jamstaruk

hi folks ive seen that multicar insurance can save quite abit of cash but can only find admiral that offer this are there any others ???


thanking you all in advance:beer:

lolly1963

Hi.
I have recently been looking for multicar insurance only last week.
We are a 2 car household,and i found ecarinsurance on the web.
Very,very good quotes and INCLUDES legal cover AND breakdown cover.
Also, if you have 5 years NCB these are automaticaly protected for life with them. I downloaded the policy and it looks very comprehensie indeed. I also mailed a couple of question to them and they replied within 2 days.
You can also make changes to the policy at any time.
I will insure hubbys car in May with them as he has max NCB, then i will add my car on at a later date as i have 7years introductory bonus protected with hubbys insurance company, but if i leave them they will only give me 1 year, so am staying with my company at the moment.

scope

Direct Line does a multicar insurance..

brazilianwax

lolly1963 wrote:

Hi.

I will insure hubbys car in May with them as he has max NCB, then i will add my car on at a later date as i have 7years introductory bonus protected with hubbys insurance company, but if i leave them they will only give me 1 year, so am staying with my company at the moment.

You might find that once you insure your husband's car elsewhere, they'll remove your additional NCB too. Probably worth checking!

MarkyMarkD

I thought Admiral's multicar policy sounded like a good idea - but it isn't necessarily.

They quoted £570 in total for our 2 cars which are currently costing us £480 on 2 separate policies.

To be honest, it's unlikely that any insurer will be the cheapest for both of your cars - we have never been able to insure them both with the same company without paying way over the odds - so even a supposed multi-car discount won't necessarily get the total premium to be better value.

wassup

For 2 cars in our household the total renewal using Norwich Union who we been with for years was £1450..... same cover with Admiral is under £700... less than half.

With Admiral now

MarkyMarkD

Hmm, I did read that Admiral are focussing on customers who are expensive to insure - so it would make sense that they work for wassup who would otherwise have paid £1450 for 2 cars, and not for us who would have only paid £480 for 2 cars.