Kwik Fit car insurance

Kwik Fit insurance searches a panel of 27 leading UK car insurers to get you our best price.

They have deals for women, mature drivers, drivers with full no-claims bonus or those with older vehicles, and they offer a 15 per cent online discount.

In addition, all Kwik-Fit car insurance customers are entitled to these other great benefits:

An Exclusive 10% discount card that can be used at any of the Kwik-Fit centres.
A FREE MOT at any UK Kwik-Fit MOT centre (RRP £44.95)
Guaranteed courtesy car with comprehensive policies
24-hour accident action line
24-hour windscreen and glass replacement helpline
£150 Personal Belongings Cover with our comprehensive policies

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LDC warns rise of online sales spells decline of high street shops

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Halifax reports 0.6% rise in house prices

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UK service sector PMI growth eases double-dip recession fears

The services sector recorded strong growth in January 2012

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Nationwide reports slight January dip in house prices

Nationwide reports a 0.2 per cent drop in house prices in January 2012

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