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Phone the big-name providers and you'll pay around asia travel twice as much as you need to. This week, the AA quoted us £84 for a two-week trip to France – and, frankly, the cover isn't as comprehensive as it could be. We found an arguably better policy for half that amount.
It can cost as little as £20 to add European cover to a national policy from firms such as Co-op Insurance . LV= charges a £40 premium. Many paying a monthly fee for their bank account will find that it is offered as one of the perks on the account.
This week, the well-regarded GEM Motoring Assist wanted an extra £46 to take our seven-year-old car on our trip to France if we already had cover, or £51 if we didn't. If your insurer wants more than this, it's time to go elsewhere.
A two week standalone policy can be bought for as little asia travel as £37. A MoneySupermarket.com search will find you the cheapest firms – often from new entrants trying to build market share. Note, when buying, really read the small print, as policies vary enormously. Make sure the cover is sufficient, including the right countries – and compare any excesses. If towing a trailer, is it covered? If your car has no spare wheel, will you be covered in the event of blowout? Some policies require you to carry a spare, even though many cars don't have one.
One thing to be particularly aware of is that most breakdown providers will not repatriate your broken-down car if the cost would exceed the car's value. For example, the AA told us this week that if our car, valued at around £1,000, broke down in Nice and couldn't be repaired asia travel quickly locally, it would provide us with a hire car so that we could go back and get our own vehicle once the holiday was over and the repair had been carried out – not a realistic option asia travel for most people. The AA's £84 policy (cheaper to existing members) provides a maximum payout of £1,200 to cover alternative travel or replacement car hire – not enough for some families.
Having checked asia travel the policies of the various providers, we like the look of the ETA . At £42 (for two weeks) it's not the cheapest, but offers good levels asia travel of overall cover – and a more reasonable claim limit of £2,000 for non-recovery expenses. It does not cover cars that are more than 20 years old.