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Types of car insurance cover
There are several types of car insurance cover available, each designed to provide different levels of protection based on your needs. Here are the main types:
Third Party Only
This is the minimum legal requirement in many countries. It covers damages to other people's vehicles and property if you're at fault in an accident but does not cover any damage to your own vehicle.
Third Party Fire and Theft
This includes everything in third party only cover but adds protection against your car being stolen or damaged in a fire.
Fully Comprehensive with Extras
This is a type of comprehensive insurance that offers additional benefits such as a courtesy car, coverage for personal belongings in the car, or accident forgiveness.
Comprehensive Insurance
This provides the highest level of cover. It protects your vehicle against damage from accidents (even if you're at fault), theft, fire, vandalism, and may also include additional benefits like personal injury cover and roadside assistance.
Third Party Only
This is the minimum legal requirement in many countries. It covers damages to other people's vehicles and property if you're at fault in an accident but does not cover any damage to your own vehicle.
Third Party Fire and Theft
This includes everything in third party only cover but adds protection against your car being stolen or damaged in a fire.
Fully Comprehensive with Extras
This is a type of comprehensive insurance that offers additional benefits such as a courtesy car, coverage for personal belongings in the car, or accident forgiveness.
Comprehensive Insurance
This provides the highest level of cover. It protects your vehicle against damage from accidents (even if you're at fault), theft, fire, vandalism, and may also include additional benefits like personal injury cover and roadside assistance.
Pay-As-You-Go Insurance: This type is based on the mileage you drive and can be more affordable for those who don’t drive often. It usually combines basic coverage with a telematics device that monitors your driving.
Classic Car Insurance: Specific to vintage or classic cars, this type of insurance often offers agreed value coverage and may have lower premiums due to limited mileage and usage.
Non-Owner Car Insurance: Designed for individuals who don’t own a car but occasionally drive others’ vehicles. It provides liability coverage when driving a rented or borrowed car.
Each type has its pros and cons, so it’s essential to consider factors like your driving habits, the value of your vehicle, and your budget when choosing a policy.