Who doesn't have Breakdown cover?

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El cheapo AXA breakdown insurance policy here. 24 hour rescue line, covers everything inc hire car costs.

Might turn out to be crap, but lets face it i am very very unlikely to ever use it, and it cost near as damnit nothing (think it was £35 for the year for the best cover).
 
I have RAC breakdown cover through my ultimate award halifax account and had to use them yesterday after a month of driving after my alternator belt had snapped and my battery being flat.
 
I don't have my own, I can use my dads though as he has the same initials as me, I'd try to abroad anyways...

Anyways, in the same way, dad's my breakdown cover, if the Volvo would ever break down here, I'd just call him to tow me to home if needed or help me fix it if I can't fix it myself.

We only got breakdown cover recently for if something would happen abroad, in Holland it's not really needed. Last times something went wrong we always managed to fix it ourselves or get home in another way and leaving the car for a night.
 
No cover here either, used to get it with my last insurance policy and clean forgot about it this time round.
 
I don't.

I keep forgetting to renew :p


I won't tomorrow though when sat in BMW service drinking coffee surfing the net for cheap deals!
 
Mine has ran out.....and I drive a Fiat.

No-one can tell me about living on the edge!
 
I don't I keep meaning to, then look at the price and decide not to.
Can usually make do when I brake down. At least so far, but I'm sure there will come a point when I brake down in the middle of nowhere and I can't get myself out of it. which Is why i should get something.
 
I dont, parents have breakdown cover means they can be in any car and it will be towed, plus I have a Toyota now and its reliable.
 
Me. 2002 Saxo VTR.

Yes it's foolish not having it with a French car :eek:, but when I got it I was still at school and after £2k+ for the insurance I didn't feel like getting any!

Though now I'm on a gap-year and working I guess I should get round to it...
 
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