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Old 20 August 2022, 02:37 PM
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Are there any insurers that will insure a car from April to October?
I am not using mine in winter and rather than stopping the insurance and restarting it, I'd prefer to get insured with an insurer able to do this.
This is an option in Germany but I don't know who offers this service in UK.
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Old 20 August 2022, 07:20 PM
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Its a valid question Fivos , but does house insurance cover it in the out of insurance season ? ?
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Old 20 August 2022, 07:30 PM
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My insurance on a 2000 mile maximum Usage is only 300 per year...5 years no claims so as I don’t use it during the salty road months I can still bring it around to the house to clean 🧽
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Old 20 August 2022, 11:58 PM
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as above a limited mileage policy would work best , as it’s cheaper , you could always pay monthly and cancel it but that could cause issues and you may loose you NCB , even if i was not using it i would not leave it uninsured 👍😁
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You won't pay much either way, you want insurance even if of the road though. Just incase got stolen, or for damage water damage etc.
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