Insurance Factory has been providing car insurance for over 20 years, and has access to a panel of insurers to offer specialist cover for taxis, commercial fleets, motor trade professionals, and couriers. It also provides car insurance for university students and convicted drivers, alongside cover for vans, minibuses, campervans and motorhomes.
Insurance Factory is part of the Markerstudy Group, which also own Markerstudy Insurance, Auto Windscreens, BDML Insurance, Geoffrey Insurance, Lancaster Insurance, The Policy Shop, Masterquote, Supercover, Sureterm Direct, Zenith Insurance, and Zenith Marque.
Contact Insurance Factory
Insurance Factory Insurance can be reached by calling 01926 680 300, or via email at enquiries@insurancefactory.co.uk.
What types of cover does Insurance Factory offer?
Insurance Factory provides a variety of specialist single car insurance policies, with a range of benefits and optional additional extras.
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Information about Insurance Factory
Insurance Factory provides three levels of cover on single car insurance policies – comprehensive, third party fire and theft cover (TPFT), and third party only. It arranges cover via its panel of specialist insurers and tailors cover to meet the needs of each individual driver, and the benefits reflect the policyholder’s requirements.
Additional cover options include:
- Breakdown cover
- Gadget cover up to £50
- Key cover up to £1,500
- Legal protection up to £50,000
Insurance Factory Insurance’s credentials
Insurance Factory is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Why it pays to shop around
Every year nearly a quarter (23%) of Brits ‘auto-renew’ their car insurance with their existing insurer, often at a higher premium than the year before. In fact, being loyal to your provider or simply letting your policy roll over can cost you more than if you shopped around for cover.
Visit our car insurance channel today and run a price comparison to see if your car insurance premium could be reduced.
READ: UK motorists are wasting £1.3 billion a year by auto-renewing car insurance