Multi Vehicle Excess Protection

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Reclaim Excess on up to 5 Vehicles

What is motor excess insurance?

Motor excess insurance is a policy that runs separately from your vehicle insurance policy and designed to protect you from paying a large excess in the event of a claim.

Multi Vehicle Excess Protection Cheapest Most Competitive Best Value Cover
Excess Cover Up to 3 Vehicles Up to 5 Vehicles
£250 £36.99 £42.99
£500 £42.99 £54.99
£750 £49.99 £69.99
£1000 £64.99 £84.99
£1500 £94.99 £129.99
£2000 £114.99 £180.00

What Will the Policy Cover?

The policy will cover up to 5 vehicles registered at your home address. These can be Cars, Vans, Motorhomes, or Motorbikes. It will cover Family members who live with you at your home and who are named on the main insurance policy.

Who Has to Own the Vehicles?

They can be owned by any member of your immediate family living at your address, but the main insurance policy must be in your name.

  • What's covered

    • Fire
    • Theft or Attempted Theft
    • Flood
    • Vandalism
    • An accident that was your fault, or partially your fault.

  • What's not covered

    • Any excess for theft or attempted theft of personal belongings
    • Any claim for windscreen or glass damage
    • Any claim where the motor insurer does not provide cover under the terms of the underlying motor insurance policy
    • The amount of your claim should be greater than your excess

What is Multi Vehicle Excess Protection?

The Important Bits

When getting quotes for your Car Insurance, choosing a higher voluntary excess will help to bring down the cost of your car insurance premiums because the insurer won't have to pay out so much in the event of a claim. On the flipside, this means that you'll be the one coughing up the extra cost if you have to make a claim.


Multi Vehicle Excess protection insurance will cover up to 5 vehicles at the same home address owned by the home owner or a family member. It  works alongside your normal car insurance policies and will cover the cost of your excess if you have to make a claim, up to a pre-agreed limit. Multi Vehicle Excess Protection can be particularly useful for young drivers, as increasing the excess can bring the premiums down by hundreds of pounds.


With our Excess Protection policy, you can choose a claim limit of £250, £500, £750 and £1000. Our prices start from just £36.99 per year.


You choose the claim limit to suit you. For example a policy with a limit of £1000 could allow one claim of £1000, or four claims of £250, you decide.


We also offer Single Vehicle Excess Protection.

  • Eligibility

    Any user of the vehicle must be covered by motor insurance which is in force throughout the duration of the motor excess policy.


    All claims must be reported to us as soon as reasonably possible, and in any case no later than 30 days after the date the excess is paid under the motor insurance policy. 


    Claims must occur within the United Kingdom, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, including transit by sea, rail or air directly between two of these places.

  • What Vehicles Will it Cover?

    You can use our Excess Protect policy for cars, vans and motorbikes for residents of the UK. Our Multi Vehicle policy will cover up to 3 vehicles belonging to the Home Owner and Family Members who normally reside with them. 


    This can be a very cost effective way of having one policy that can reduce the premiums on all Car Insurance Policies.

  • What is Insured?

    This Personal Motor Excess Insurance will reimburse the value of your excess under your motor policy, or the amount you decide (Whichever is less) in respect of each claim paid under your motor insurance policy which occurs within the territorial limits arising as a result of:


    • fire, theft, attempted theft, flood vandalism or an accident that was your fault or partially your fault; or
    • where you have been unable to recover your excess from a liable third party within a six month period of the date of claim

  • What is Not Insured?

    • theft, attempted theft, malicious damage and/or vandalism to your vehicle that has not been reported to the police and a valid crime reference number obtained;
    • claims exceeding the aggregate limit you have chosen(£250, £500, £750 and £1000 in any one period of insurance;
    • an excess which applies solely in respect of windscreen or glass damage claims;
    • an excess payable on warranty policies;
    • an excess payable in respect of theft or attempted theft of personal effects;
    • claims where there is any allegation that the damage to your vehicle occurred after you or any person covered under your motor insurance policy had allegedly consumed alcohol or illegal drugs.
    • Any claims that occur whilst your motor vehicle is being used and/or driven for the purposes of racing, pacemaking or trials;

  • Can Business Use be Covered?

    There is no restriction in Personal use of the vehicle. The policy will cover class 1, 2 and 3 business use, as long as this is selcted as you purchase the policy.

  • What if the Claim is Less than the Policy Excess?

    • You cannot make a claim where the cost of the claim is less than the policy excess. This is an important factor to consider when deciding how much of a voluntary excess to add onto your Motor Insurance Policy.

  • Are There Any Restrictions on Cover?

    • You must take all reasonable steps to keep your vehicle safe, secure and protected from damage at all times.
    • If your excess is recovered as a result of any claim against a third party or their insurers you must refund any monies previously paid to you by us in respect of your excess.
    • You must be able to provide us with evidence of the excess you have had to pay in respect of each claim paid under your motor insurance policy.
    • All claims involving theft, attempted theft, Malicious damage and/or Vandalism need to be reported to the police and a valid crime reference obtained.

  • Where Am I Covered?

    • Worldwide.
    • If You wish to use Your Vehicle abroad for more than 90 days or in any country that is not a member of the European Union, please notify Your selling broker at least two weeks prior to Your departure, so that Your cover can be extended for the appropriate period and You can be made aware of any additional premium required and if any additional terms apply

  • What Are My Obligations?

    You must provide full and accurate information to all questions asked. Your answers must be true to the best of your knowledge and belief. Your answers will form part of the statement of facts on which your policy will be based. If you become

    aware that information you have given us is inaccurate or has changed, you must inform us as soon as possible. Failure to do this may invalidate your policy and claims may not be paid. 

  • When Does Cover Start and End?

    Your cover will start and end on the dates stated in your policy documents.

  • How Do I Cancel the Contract?

    If you decide that for any reason, this policy does not meet your insurance needs then please let us know within 14 days from the date of purchase or the day on which you receive your policy documentation, whichever is the later. On the condition that no claims have been made or are pending, the premium will be refunded in full. If you wish to cancel after the 14 day cooling off

    period, no refund will be given.

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Finally... Motor Legal Expenses

You've been looking at our Excess Protection policy. Did you know that you don't have to buy your Motor Legal Expenses policy from your Motor Insurer, you can buy it separately?


Our standard Motor Legal Expenses is £20 per year, which is comparable with most policies that are sold by Insurers for between £25 and £30. For an extra £5 you can add Vehicle Replacement cover, ensuring that a courtesy car is available if not covered by your Motor Insurer. Why not take a look?