Car insurance is a necessary evil.
The main thing most people look for when taking out motor insurance is cost, which can often vary by hundreds of pounds. But the cheapest may not always be the best, particularly if, because of the small print, the policy fails to pay out when it is needed. Car insurers will base your premiums on where you live and where the car will be kept. As a general rule, insuring a car kept in the countryside is cheaper than one kept in a town or city. Parking it in a garage rather than on the road will also save you money.