Multi-Car Insurance

[AB Editor]

 

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If you have more than one car/vehicle, do you insure them together on a type of multi-car policy, or separately?

• No, I insure them separately - 99 votes
• 67%
• Yes, I insure them together - 49 votes
• 33%

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[AB Editor]

(stats updated every 5 minutes - before anyone mentions it, if you don't have more than one car, this poll isn't for you :) )

[Old_Geezer]

When I used to have more than one old banger I used to insure them separately. but there again multiicar wasn't around then or maybe not pushed. Now I have a newish car I trust it's not going to break down, so it's just the one (although it has been in the garage on a couple of occasions so far). There's a lot to be said for having a spare vehicle on the drive. Ideally get 2 different sorts. Maybe a family one and a sports one. Or a small van or estate and a family one.

[Zeuhl]

My business partner has two cars and a motorcycle on a 'multi' policy

He has just discovered one disadvantage

His wife's minor car accident last year has just put up his motorcycle premium!

[sunny-dave]

Car and bike kept very separate for exactly the reasons given above - I don't want a claim on either one destroying my protected NCB on the other.

[icemaiden]

Enquired with Admiral recently regarding multi car insurance. Turned out more expensive than if I insured them separately.

[Dodger666]

My daughter has recently insured her car and her 19 year old daughter's car on a multi car policy with Admiral. My daughter's premium increased slightly but her daughter's premium reduced considerably making it a worthwhile exercise.

[ykyung]

no. i will sepreate