If you insure more than one car, you may come across the term "multi car insurance". In the UK, this usually refers to insuring multiple vehicles under one policy or account, but how it works can vary by provider.
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"Multi" usually refers to one of the following:
Policy structure, pricing, and eligibility rules vary between insurers.
Multi car options may be relevant if you:
Not all insurers offer multi car arrangements, and terms can differ. For standard car insurance options, or if you only have one additional vehicle, see our second car insurance guide.
Pricing can depend on:
Each car is still assessed individually by insurers.
Always review policy details carefully.
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