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Ever wondered how to find the cheapest car insurance? Well, with CompareSavvy.com you can increase your chances.
For example when looking for new car insurance through comparison sites, they will send your details to their partner insurers' and then report their data back to you in a ranking from cheapest to most expensive BUT they don't all compare the same car insurers & brokers. So to maximise the spread and number of quotes, you need to combine them. That’s where we come in.
Compare Savvy are here to make life easier by analysing all the comparison sites in order to give you the maximum number of quotes in the minimum amount of time.
Currently, the British car insurance market exceeds a total of 175 different brands. Usually, each insurer operates under various brands. In the table below you will find the average market coverage of comparison websites by using a couple of different scenarios.
None of the car-insurance comparison websites are covering 100% of the market - there are 2 reasons for this:
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comparison websites do not have contracts in place with every single possible market participant; and
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some car-insurers refuse to appear on comparison websites. Biggest examples are Direct Line, Churchill and AVIVA .
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However, you can increase your chances to obtain the lowest possible quote by combining a few comparison websites. Below we have plotted 2 examples depending how much time you are prepared to spend on filling in forms. The 1st example takes you about 15 minutes and the 2nd takes about 35 minutes.
We recommend that you spend a little bit more time on your search for the lowest possible car insurance as in most cases it definitely pays off. However, you do not want to waste your time or test your patience by spending a whole day filling in forms. That’s why CompareSavvy.com is your best option. Based on our analysis and user ratings we show you the quickest and easiest way to compare comparison websites.
However, please take these tips onboard:
No comparison website covers the whole market, so don't just rely on one.
Automatic  high voluntary excesses will make your quote cheaper, but in the event of a claim, can you afford the excess?
Beware of sponsored links and 'best buys' which you may not be eligible for.
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