Marks and Spencer car insurance
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Marks & Spencer offers instant quotes and cover over the internet with a 10 per cent discount for purchasing online. Other than speed, ease and competitive prices, Marks & Spence car insurance comes with a number of other benefits including:
- comprehensive breakdown cover across the UK and Europe
- repairs are guaranteed for three years providing they are completed by an approved repairer
- two week hire car available and courtesy car after should your car be in service for a length of time
- keycare cover if your keys are lost or stolen
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Read more about Marks and Spencer insurance products:
- Marks & Spencer annual profits down 16%
- Marks & Spencer like for like sales down 0.7%
- Marks and Spencer see market share rise in food and clothing
- Sainsbury's marks down car insurance
- Why it pays to shop around for car insurance
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