Thread: Motoring Breakdown, choices?
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Old 23-02-2004, 10:45   #15
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Re: Motoring Breakdown, choices?
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Originally Posted by Caspar
To AA or not to AA! Or maybe RACe to RAC! :pp


Ok, I'm buying a new car and need to get some breakdown cover for it.

Who do you recommend?

It's on a 53 plate so don't need the full works...just roadside assitance and take home/garage if I breakdown.

The AA quote the basic package as £41 for the Option 100

The RAC quote £34 for their Single cover - roadside


Which do you recommend, do you have?

Any others I could try?
On a 53 plate the Mfrs cover should still be in place. When that expires you can usually get a good deal for the cover to be extended.

Green flag have always been good / fast IMHO, Direct lines cover is provided by them. My car is currenly AA (part of the extended wwty), they were great when it died completely (needed new direct injection casette), original driver took me to the airport for the loan car, pickup truck waited until we returned (car cannot be towed apparantly), all sorted nicely.
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