Tesco Value Car Insurance aimed at more affordable cover

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Tesco Value Car Insurance aimed at more affordable cover

Mon 22nd May 2006

Tesco Value Car Insurance has revealed their new range of insurance policies is aimed at the two and a half million drivers in the UK who rely on third party car insurance.

The Tesco Value Car Insurance product hopes to bridge the gap between third party and comprehensive insurance cover, offering comprehensive cover at £2 a month more than third party cover.

Tesco recently conducted a survey attempting to establish what motorist would want from a value range and found that many felt while comprehensive cover was desirable they could not afford the premiums.

Allan Burns of Tesco Car Insurance said of the findings: "We listened to these motorists who wanted low premiums combined with the basic security provided by comprehensive cover in the event of a major claim such as a write off"

Other research released by Tesco Car Insurance last month found that another way to save money on car insurance is to move house, car insurance is considerably more expensive for those living in London or the north-west.

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