Dayinsure - how does it work

HumanShield · 23 Mar 2006 at 19:43

my partner and i are borrowing my sisters car to get us to chester at some ungodly hour in a week or so, but need to sort out insurance.

my partner has been driving for 4 years, and she is over 21, so Dayinsure looks great, but i havent a clue how it works! is it simply a case of doing everything online, paying a tenner for the day, and bam, insurance? i dont drive, so i dont have a clue!

PMKeates · 23 Mar 2006 at 19:44

Correctomondo

[TW]Fox · 23 Mar 2006 at 19:45

It's that simple. It's up to YOU to make sure you and the car fall under their terms and conditions.

Then you fill in a form, print off your cover note, and job done!

Here is a summary of their conditions for you:

a) No modified cars
b) Over 21 only
c) Over 25 only on Group 18-20 cars
d) No imports

It's comprehensive, it's cheap, it has a £500 excess IIRC and in the event of a claim all cash goes to vehicle owner not you.

NickXX · 23 Mar 2006 at 20:22

Also, must have had a full licence for over a year.

Must also have no more than 8 points.

HumanShield · 23 Mar 2006 at 20:31

thats brilliant!

just a shame its a 1l corsa!

panthro · 23 Mar 2006 at 20:32

does "no imports" include cars that have been imported from brand new and sold through main dealers?

[TW]Fox · 23 Mar 2006 at 21:03

panthro said:
does "no imports" include cars that have been imported from brand new and sold through main dealers?

It'll be Japanese grey imports - things like Evo's, FTO's etc.

With the exception of a few things, virtually every car sold from brand new through a main dealer is an import