Cheap Car Insurance

So you want cheap car insurance?

We checked all the car insurance comparison services, and found:

• The same insurance companies offer different deals on different comparison sites
• All the comparison sites say they search lots of companies but all return 45-55 results
• The best prices usually only vary by about 5% from one comparison site to another

So here is how to get the cheapest quotes, depending on how busy you are!

I want the best deal, no matter how long it takes

Follow all the steps below...

I want to get the best deal, but don't want to spend all day on it

Skip to step 2...

I am very busy, just recommend one site

Skip to step 3...

Finding the cheapest insurance takes a few minutes....

	Click the quote button below to visit Go Compare. They managed to get quotes from 47% of around 126 car insurance companies. They provide a good starting benchmark but their quotes were not the cheapest during our research.
	Click the quote button below to visit Confused. They managed to get quotes from 55% of around 84 car insurance companies. They provide a good second benchmark but their quotes were not the cheapest during our research.
	Click the quote button below to visit QuoteZone - the only comparison site we endorse. They managed to get quotes from 55% of around 90 car insurance companies, provided the cheapest quote and the easiest forms.

And the final check is to call the sites not on compairson sites!

In addition to using our comparison site, you should also call Direct Line because they won't allow their insurance policies on any comparison website. Call them now on 0844 7400 917.

Reduce your car insurance premiums on all the comparison sites

There are a small number of questions that have a BIG impact on insurance premiums. For detailed advice on how insurance premiums are calculated, and how to get them down, you can visit our insurance review section.

And remember...

You must change your insurance every year, because insurers price cheaply to win your business, but knowing most people don't switch, then put the premiums up each year to "claw back" money.