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Privilege Price Promise
motor car repair insurance uk Privilege Insurance has announced that it will continue to guarantee to beat any car insurance renewal quote for drivers with four years or more no claims discount.  The decision extends the guarantee, which was first introduced when the Privilege brand re-launched in August 2004, and comes at a time when independent research has found Privilege to be cheapest for drivers in its target ‘safe driver’ market. Privilege Car Insurance managing director Ian Parker comments:. Read more...

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DANGER ON ROADS
Wherever possible, allow extra time to reach destinations where your journey could be affected by the weather. “If there’s one day where caution on the roads is an absolute must, it’s the day the clocks change. Flat batteries are one of the most common causes of breakdown and the risks in winter are especially high. motor car repair insurance uk Read more...

 
 
 
   
 
 
 

Firtst Time Drivers Waiting

FIRST TIME DRIVERS ARE WAITING LONGER TO GET ON THE MOTOR LADDER. 08/10/2005 • Tradition of passing driving test at 17 is becoming a thing of the past.• Theory test and university attendance mean many people are putting off driving lessons until their early 20s. • First time drivers are more likely to buy a brand new first car today than 30 years ago. The tradition of learning to drive and getting a first car at the age of 17 is dying out, according to a new report from leading motor insurer, MORE TH>N. Instead, more first time drivers are waiting until they are at least 21 years old to get on the ‘motoring ladder’, but nearly one in ten (8%) of these are likely to buy a brand new first car, compared to just one in a hundred (1%) of their counterparts 30 years ago. The ‘MORE TH>N Motor Ladder’ report1 reveals that young people are putting off learning to drive until later – impacted by the introduction of driving theory tests and an increase in university attendance. However, once they have passed their test, more than a third (37%) of these young motorists surveyed (aged under 25) buy a new, or nearly new, car, compared to just 19% of their parents’ generation (today’s 45-54 year olds).

 
 
 
 

Industry Leading Step
To get their car back the owner must pay the cost of recovery, storage plus provide evidence of insurance within 14 days. “We don’t want to leave our customers stuck if they are in an emergency situation and so we will continue to provide our customers with cover.Other insurers are saying they are removing the cover because it increases the problem of uninsured driving and it is open to fraud by younger motorists who want to drive high powered vehicles. motor car repair insurance uk Read more...

 
 
 
 
Commenting on the changing trends amongst first time drivers, David Pitt, head of insurance at MORE TH>N, says: “We’ve seen that first time drivers are getting older, and that they are more likely to buy newer cars once they get on the ladder. Cars are not only more affordable these days, but first time car buyers seem to be more image conscious and want the latest makes and models compared to a decade or so ago, when first time cars were often ‘old bangers’. “Our suggestion to any new driver is to build up as many years without making a claim as possible as this can help to reduce premium costs. Experience helps to achieve discounts of up to 65% on your policy in just four years of driving, so a £1,000 premium would reduce to £3502. “ Over the last 10 years3 it has been the under-30s who have accelerated their spending on motor vehicles: up 161%, compared to a national average of 110%. This age group spent £1,426 on cars in 2003/2004 (equal to 5% of total spending in this age group), compared to just £547 a decade before (equal to 3% of total spending in this age group) MORE TH>N’s survey revealed.
 
 
 
 

Direct Line customers
motor car repair insurance uk In addition to matching drivers NCD, Direct Line also offers a 10% discount on the overall cost of the policy. Second cars are the most common in country areas with as many as one in eight drivers in Wales and Scotland with two cars. 05/04/2006 Direct Line has launched a new benefit that will allow motorists to match their NCD on subsequent cars that are insured with the company. Direct Line customers to benefit from new ‘matched’ no claims bonus. Read more...

 
 
 
 
The first car The ‘Motor Ladder’ Report, conducted for MORE TH>N by the Centre for Economic Business Research and Autotrader.com, also reveals that cars today are not only more affordable due to tempting forecourt offers and higher average wages, but first time drivers are more likely to get a helping hand from their family when buying their first car. Nearly nine out of ten (87%) drivers 30 years ago paid for their first cars themselves, compared to around two thirds (64%) today. So it is little wonder that around one in ten (8%) new drivers in 2005 will have a brand new first car. Size matters Aligned to today’s ‘have-it-now culture’, according to those surveyed more than one in ten (11%) motorists aged under 25 currently drive a sports car, whilst the over 55s are still aspiring to own one, with 33% citing it as a ‘dream car’. The majority (68%) of young people today will drive a small saloon or hatchback as their first motor, whereas around 30 years ago a greater number of new drivers chose a medium sized saloon or hatchback (30% versus 18%).
 
 
 
 

Underinsured motoring abroad
You will need breakdown cover to help continue your journey without your car or to bring you and your passengers back to the UK.Brush up on the driving laws of the country you are visiting ahead of your journey.*according to ONS 7.8 million private vehicles visited the EU in 2003 For more information please contact:Frances BrowningChurchill InsuranceChurchill Insurance Company Limited. motor car repair insurance uk Read more...

 
 
 
 

Jonathan Williams, Head of Marketing at AutoTrader Media Group, comments:"As the number one motoring destination for new and used cars, we attract a large audience of 17-30 year olds. In recent research through our Desirability Index, we found that the most desired car for this age group was the Toyota MR2, followed by the Porsche 911 and the Subaru Impreza. Within the top 10, Audi and BMW gain two entries each - both are clearly prestige marques whose success in the new car market appears to be driving desirability in the used market. “Interestingly Mercedes, arguably less successful in new car sales, does not appear in the top 10, despite its prestigious brand heritage and the associated potential for used car buyers to find a quality used car bargain." Notes : 1. Source: Survey conducted on www.autotrader.com for MORE TH>N throughout August 2005 amongst 827 motorists aged 17+. 2. Table below shows percentage of no claims discount accrued with each year of no claims insurance.3. The last ten years refers to the period 1994/1995 – 2003/2004. MoreThan Insurance -

 
 
 
 

Internet rings the changes
The ICM 'Internet Shopping' poll commissioned by esure shows that people are now three times more likely to shop for items using the internet than they are using the telephone. Esure, for example, offers a 15% discount on home insurance and a 10% discount on motor and travel insurance when bought via the internet. motor car repair insurance uk Read more...

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