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Is it more expensive to let the car insurance lapse and get new insurance 1 month later?
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Thanks Aretnap, it makes sense what you wrote.0
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Not worried the car won't start, the brakes are locked, the petrol has gone off, the battery is flat, etc etc after all this time?
Trying to save a few quid could costs hundreds trying to repair the car...0 -
most insurances auto renew. So you would have to call the insurance company to cancel the policy.0
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Well, for this there is breakdown cover.penners324 said:Not worried the car won't start, the brakes are locked, the petrol has gone off, the battery is flat, etc etc after all this time?
Trying to save a few quid could costs hundreds trying to repair the car...0 -
Breakdown cover won't replace batteries, tyres, alternators, busted seals....
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