Motor Car Insurance Comparisons:
Quotezone | Gocompare | Tesco Compare

Motor Car Insurance Companies and Brokers:
Direct Car Insurance listings

Motor Car Insurance at Headlinehouse.com

The fact that we've included three different price comparison sites above is testimony to the fact that the UK public love to use these services to get motor car insurance cover.

Their ease of use and the likelihood that they'll save you money is well-recognised, hence their immense popularity. Of those that we list above, they are displayed in order of their popularity here. Although less well known, we tend to recommend Quotezone to our site users and clicking on their link above takes you directly to their quote form. The others are good too; so basically select any of them for an instant inexpensive motor car insurance quote.

If you wish to fast track to a good standard of cover that's a bit more difficult to find via the budget end of the spectrum that price comparison services tend to deliver up, then you may wish to use our direct motor car insurance listings (link above). Although you don't get to compare motor car insurance by adopting this route, you'll see from our summarised policy information that you do get a lot of cover that many find more attractive than basing their selection too much on the basis of the price.

Indeed, on the latter issue, you need not harbour undue concerns. We've included only the UK's more popular direct motor car insurance providers; so, by dint of this, they do come with something of a low price guarantee.

It has to be said that with the arrival of numerous price comparison sites onto the online UK insurance scene - services that have quickly grown to now dominate the motor car insurance market - that there has been a drift towards lower quality cover as standard. This may save people a bit of money, but it is debatable whether it is really a good thing as this drift towards the greater use of 'no fills' cover means that people inevitably pay more from their own pockets if they need to claim.

We would suggest that, for the reasons we discuss above, the need to always compare motor car insurance to avoid paying too much is over-rated. If you compare unlike policies as price comparison sites do, you'll create a report that displays a range of prices. Were they to compare very similar policies the spread, very often, is minimal. That being the case, it does rather question the premise on which price comparison sites are based. Given that in a competitive market, price tends to look after itself, isn't it better to compare policies on the basis of their cover? If so, the case is made for going for direct motor car insurance every time.

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