We know that Christmas can be a busy time of year, so the last thing you need to be worrying about is trying to sort out your insurance, only to find your broker is closed for the holidays.Worry not – ChoiceQuote are open between Christmas and New Year to bring you the products and se Read the full article…
Coronavirus has shaken up the whole world so dramatically that many of us have almost forgotten about Brexit. Yet, ever since the referendum in 2016, the motor trade has been anxiously hoping for a deal to be struck with the EU.Big motor manufacturers have been especially concerned. F Read the full article…
You could be forgiven for thinking that the future of vehicles is electric, and that petrol and diesel-powered cars are already a thing of the past.Motor traders will know differently. The majority of cars on the road are still conventionally powered by petrol or diesel engines. Batte Read the full article…
By law, you need insurance to drive in the UK.Whether you use your own car for private journeys, or you drive cars for business use, you need the right insurance to meet your needs.How do you know which insurance is right for you?Our guide explains:What private car insurance coversWha Read the full article…
Car traders have a legal obligation to treat their customers fairly. After all, nobody wants to buy a ‘lemon’; we all want decent cars at fair prices.At best, selling poor-quality cars will lead to a bad reputation. At worst, you could be endangering the life of the driver, their pass Read the full article…
Building up a no claims bonus (NCB) can be a way to reduce your motor trade insurance premiums. Here, we’ll explain how NCB works in the motor trade world, as well as show you how to build, mirror, protect and transfer your NCB. What is the no claims bonus for motor trade insurance? A Read the full article…
Electric car sales are booming. While they still only represent a small number of overall vehicles on the road, sales are growing fast. And with the government consulting on banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars as early as 2030, there will be even more electric cars on our r Read the full article…
