Car insurance

  • 55% of customers could save up to £200**

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  • Compare 130 leading motor insurers
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Home insurance

  • Compare 80+ leading home insurers
  • 10% of customers could save at least £229†
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We compare 130 motor insurance providers to find the cheapest car insurance for you:

A list of our full panel of car insurance providers including Admiral, Churchill, Liverpool Victoria, Swiftcover, Quote Me Happy, Tesco Bank and Sheilas Wheels

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Confused.com is the longest running UK insurance comparison site. We have a long history of helping people save money online, starting with our car insurance service in 2002. Our online car insurance comparison is free and easy-to-use.


Our services don't stop there either. We can find you cheaper gas and electricity or even help you save on high street shopping with voucher codes. Once you've saved with Confused.com, you'll want to use our comparison engine to pinch your pennies wherever you can.


What our customers say

Our easy-to-use comparison has drawn the praise of many, including car insurance customer Nigel Caldicott: I've already used Confused.com for my car insurance, and now I've used it for my Home and Contents. Quick, easy and effective. Thanks.




**Based on Online independent research by Consumer Intelligence Research, February 2012. 98% could save on their car insurance. 10% could save up to £814.79. 55% could save up to £200. 10% of home insurance customers saved at least £229.10 against their previous renewal price (July- Dec 2011) Research conducted by Confused.com.Out of 522 respondents, 92.2% said they would recommend Confused.com to a friend (April - October 2011).