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Find out if you could save with ASDA Car Insurance. When it comes to the crunch, ASDA Insurance offers great cover from a name you know and trust. What’s more, save yourself the trouble of ringing around and you could get up to 10% off when you buy online.
Comprehensive and Third Party Fire and Theft cover is available with the option to pay monthy *. Both types of cover have a generous no claims discount available, up to three-year workmanship guarantee on repairs (when carried out by one of our approved repairers) and a 24 hour claims helpline. There’s also a range of optional extras, including a hire car while yours is repaired and the opportunity to protect your no claims discount.
60% of customers could SAVE with ASDA Car Insurance, according to independent research. This means that more than half of our customers get a lower quote for their comprehensive or third party, fire and theft cover. Find out if you're one of them. We search a panel of 20 different leading insurers on your behalf to save you the time and trouble ringing around for quotes. To help everyone to get the right deal, our panel specialise in different areas, like young or women drivers or cover for older cars.
What's more, ASDA Car insurance gives you cover you can rely on. It's only when you make a claim that you discover how good your cover really is. And we've made sure you'll not be let down. Your claim will be dealt with quickly and we make sure damage is repaired with minimum fuss and form filling.
It only takes a few minutes to get your quote online and it could save you money!
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