Admiral car insurance
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Admiral specialises in finding cheaper car insurance for drivers that are typically subjected to higher premiums. These include young drivers, people living in cities, and drivers of high performance cars.
Purchase online and you can get a 10 per cent discount for a single car insurance policy and further discount for customers looking to insure two or more cars.
With Admiral you are guaranteed a courtesy car, free windscreen, stereo and personal belongings cover, and named drivers can build up their own No Claims Discount.
Get a quote from a panel of 70 car insurers, including Admiral insurance, through our partnership with Confused.com.
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