British motorists could be saving millions, says Liverpool Victoria Insurance

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British motorists could be saving millions, says Liverpool Victoria Insurance

Fri 14th Jul 2006

British drivers could be saving as much as £250 million each year, according to Liverpool Victoria Insurance.

The costs of keeping a car on the road in the UK amounting to £2,500 on average, adding breakdown cover to a motor insurance policy is a good money making idea, the company suggests

Liverpool Victoria Insurance breakdown cover is provided in association with Britannia Rescue and its policies cover a number of practical benefits including priority treatment for vulnerable drivers in the event of a breakdown.

Nigel Snell, Head of External Affairs at Liverpool Victoria, said: "We recognise that Britain's drivers who join motoring associations directly do receive a valuable service."

"However, millions of motorists could save significantly by extending their existing motor insurance policy to include breakdown cover, rather than joining a motoring association directly," he added.

Liverpool Victoria also offers car and home insurance as well as low-rate loans.

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