Local recovery
If you break down more than a mile from your home, local cover will get you, your passengers and your vehicle to the nearest suitable garage
Compare multi-car and family breakdown cover quotes.
Multi-car breakdown cover lets you arrange roadside assistance and recovery for more than one eligible vehicle under the same policy. You can also consider personal or family breakdown cover, which protects named people when travelling in eligible vehicles rather than covering specific cars.
When you compare breakdown cover with MoneySuperMarket, you can request cover for up to four vehicles or four people from your household.
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Vehicle breakdown cover protects named vehicles, while personal/family cover protects named people - the right choice depends on how many cars you have and who uses them.
Covers the vehicles listed on your policy
Useful if several people drive the same cars
Each named vehicle can be covered no matter the driver
Unlisted vehicles won't be covered
Covers named people in eligible vehicles
Useful if you regularly drive different vehicles
Named people can be covered as drivers or passengers
Unnamed drivers travelling alone may not be covered
You'll be able to choose between local or national recovery, then you'll have the option of adding extras for home start and onward travel cover.
If you break down more than a mile from your home, local cover will get you, your passengers and your vehicle to the nearest suitable garage
If you break down more than one mile from your home and your vehicle can't be repaired the same day, nationwide cover will take you, your vehicle, and your passengers either home or to your chosen destination within the UK.
Home start provides assistance if a vehicle breaks down at or near your registered home address. This could be useful if one of your household's cars won't start on the driveway or develops a problem before a journey.
+ Available as an optional extra.
Onward travel may help you continue your journey if a covered vehicle can't be repaired. Depending on your policy, this could include alternative transport, car hire or overnight accommodation.
+ Available as an optional extra
Like any kind of insurance, multi-car breakdown policies can come with some exclusions - these vary between providers, but common examples include:
Vehicles or household members not included under your chosen policy may not qualify for assistance.
You'll usually need to pay separately for replacement parts and repairs carried out at a garage.
Some policies exclude certain business activities or vehicles that don't meet the provider's requirements.
Multi-car breakdown cover can work out cheaper than covering each vehicle or person separately, but it's not always guaranteed. It's better to compare all of your options so you know what cover you're getting and can find the best value for it.
Your premium can be affected by things like the number of people or vehicles on your policy, as well as whether you pick local or national cover, and add extra policies for home start or onward travel cover.
Before buying multi-car breakdown cover, check whether you or anyone in your household already has suitable protection.
You may have assistance through an existing personal or family breakdown policy, breakdown cover included with car insurance, a packaged bank account or a manufacturer's assistance scheme.
You can compare breakdown cover through MoneySuperMarket - it only takes a few minutes to find the right cover:
Tell us what kind of cover you need, and how many people or vehicles you want to insure
We'll search the market and show you policies that meet your needs for you to compare
Click through to the provider's website to finalise your purchase and you'll be covered!
The number of cars in your household doesn't necessarily tell you which breakdown policy offers the best value - if several people share those cars, vehicle cover might make sense, but if one person regularly uses different vehicles, personal cover could be worth comparing. You should think about who needs cover and the type of cover that suits best before deciding which option costs less overall.
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Yes, multi-car breakdown cover is usually more affordable than purchasing individual policies for each car in your household. Providers often offer discounts for covering multiple vehicles, and the more cars you include, the bigger the savings you’re likely to enjoy.
Covering the car is typically more cost-effective, as the policy is tailored to the specific vehicle and the issues it might face.
Yes. Multi-car breakdown cover can also extend to a family member living away from home, provided their vehicle is registered at the same home address.
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