Tempcover is a leading provider of short-term car insurance and all policies compared through Confused.com are administered by them. We work closely with Tempcover to find cover to suit all your needs. When you get a quote, we'll use the details you supply to compare a range of insurers who work with Tempcover. We'll then show you a price based on your requirements.
Tempcover has helped thousands of customers over 15 years and is rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
All temporary insurance policies come with comprehensive cover as standard.
Most comprehensive policies include cover for:
Although short-term policies are usually comprehensive as standard, they do have some exclusions for cover:
The exact policy exclusions and cover differ depending on the insurer. Always check your policy details to see what's covered.
To get a temporary car insurance quote you need to meet certain criteria set by the insurers. Exact restrictions can vary between insurers.
There are many situations where temporary car insurance could be useful:
"Temporary car insurance is a convenient option if you're looking for short-term cover. When you get your quote, we'll ask you why you need cover, and there are several options to choose from. Just make sure the policy meets your specific needs and provides enough protection for the length of time you need."
Offers cover for owners of classic cars. For insurance purposes, a classic car can be any car that’s older than 15 years.
Covers you if you use your car for work, including travelling between offices or across the country.
Adding a named driver to your car insurance policy doesn’t need to be confusing.
Being able to drive other cars isn’t included on every policy. Find out more about the driving other cars policy clause.
Figuring out which level of cover suits you can be a headache. Here’s a quick rundown of the most common policy types and what they do.
Here's why your car needs valid insurance and how you go about checking if you're insured to drive.
Making sure you’re insured to drive doesn’t just protect you, it’s also a legal requirement.
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Page last reviewed: 18/04/2024
Reviewed by: Marc Pell
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