Car Insurance over 30

When you get into your 30s you are no longer a young driver and therefore should not have to pay the premiums of the under 30s..

So check out our list of policies below that are specifically for the over 30 age groups. If you are looking for car insurance over 30 or 25 then you should be able to find a competitive quote for the pver 30s here.

Car Insurance Provider	TEMP COVER	PAY AS YOU GO	Features	Website
	YES	YES	•Instant insurance cover •Temporary additional cars & vans •Temporary additional drivers •Protect no-claims bonus •Immediate drive away cover	GET Quote >
	YES	YES	All you need to do is enter your information once on gocompare and they''ll do the rest. Independent choice, no messing about.	GET Quote >
	NO	YES	For under 25s ecar will only offer Pay As You Go (PAYG) and standard ANNUAL policies.	Get Quote >
	YES	YES	Compare the market searches across many different car insurance companies..	Get Quote >
	YES	NO	Aviva's fully comprehensive short term insurance cover for yourself to drive another car or van, or someone else to drive your vehicle, for a period of between 1 and 28 days.	Get Quote >
	NO	NO	Personal accident cover for policy holder and spouse or partner (Comprehensive cover only)	GET Quote >
	NO	NO	Multiple levels of voluntary excess to choose from.Option to pay monthly via Direct Debit..	GET Quote >
	NO	NO	Asda has a new car insurance product that can be managed just online and does temporary cover too.	GET Quote >
	NO	NO	Swinton provides temporary car insurance to the over 21s for one to 28 days.	GET Quote >
	NO	NO	Up to £1,000 in-car cover for your permanently fitted stereo, TV, telephone and navigation equipment	GET Quote >
	NO	NO	Endsleigh search 40 different policies to find you the right one and provides quotes within minutes	GET Quote >

Latest Car Insurance for the Over 30s news

All insurers price their customers' premiums in line with the likelihood that they will claim. In other words, the more probable it is that you'll have an accident or experience damage to your vehicle, the more it will cost you to buy car insurance.

Unfortunately, the statistics speak for themselves when it comes to young drivers. As Simon Douglas pointed out in his speech to the ABI: “One out of every five young drivers suffers a crash within their first year of driving, and young drivers are 10 times more likely to be involved in a serious collision than experienced drivers.”

One way to convince an insurer that you are a less risky prospect is to take a Pass Plus course. Pass Plus helps to extend a driver's experience of different conditions and involves training on motorways, at night and on rural roads. A course typically costs between £100 and £150, but completing one could reduce annual insurance premiums by more.