Compare third party, fire and theft car insurance policies to find one to suit you
It’s car insurance that covers you if you injure someone with your car or cause damage to other people’s vehicles or property.
It’ll also pay out if your car’s stolen or damaged by fire, but you won’t be covered for the loss or damage to your own car in any other circumstances.
However, if you’re in an accident that isn’t your fault, you might be able to claim for damage or the loss of your car from the insurance company of the person whose fault it was.
The cost of your policy will depend on a variety of factors including:
TPFT is a good choice if you’re driving a low-value car that’s easy to get spare parts for - it could be cheaper for you to pay for repairs yourself, rather than make a claim with your insurer.
That’s because the excess on your insurance (the sum you have to pay out before making a claim) might be close to or higher than the cost of any repairs.
But if you couldn’t afford to replace your car if it’s written off in an accident then you need to consider comprehensive insurance instead.
We’re offering you £250 free excess cover when you buy car insurance through us. So if you do need to claim, you'll have to pay your excess first, then we'll refund up to £250 after your claim's settled. Find out more
Plus, if you buy car insurance before 15 June, you can also get a car MOT for just £10. Find out more.
‡Up to £250 refunded after claim settled. Car insurance purchases only. Excludes breakdown, windscreen and glass repair/replacement. Full T&Cs apply.
^Participating garages only. Geographic restrictions apply. MOT must be booked by 30 June 2021. Full T&Cs apply.
The cheapest insurance isn’t necessarily the best. Policy prices vary greatly, and it’s more important to find car insurance that suits your needs.
Think about what you need cover for and always read your policy carefully to make sure it’s right for you.