Thieves in today’s world will go to extreme lengths to gain access to the inside of your car if they think there is something worth stealing in there. No matter how hard you try you cannot stop them from getting in one way or another, you just have to make it as hard as possible and hope they choose an easier alternative. If this happens (although you will never know) then you have successfully beaten the thief. Read the full guide »

When looking for an alarm/immobiliser you are advised to set a budget because you can spend an infinite amount of money getting the one with all the gadgets, improving general security. Some of the features may not even be of use to you which is why it’s vital you find out what alarm does what. Below you will find a definition of the terms used when describing security devices. Which ever alarm you decide to go for, make sure that it is Thatcham approved so it will be recognised by most insurers which in turn will give you a discount off of your premium. Read the full guide »

Everyone likes to make their car stand out from the crowd and be admired by other car fanatics. You can spend thousands of pounds on it, getting it perfect and then finding your dream has been shattered by some one who is less appreciative of the time and money you have spent and would rather try to steal it. You cannot win because the more you spend on it making it the dream car, the more thieves will want it. More times then not, they don’t want the whole car – they just want the valuable contents that can easily be snatched. This is where you need to use your head and not make it a thieves Christmas bonus, by taking precautions you can minimise the chance of your car being targeted. Read the full guide »

When you’re ready for an insurance quote there’s not much you can do to change the outcome as it’s based on your previous driving history and individual circumstances. However there are certain ways that you can lower your premium making it more affordable for yourself.

If you are ever in doubt you should always declare any changes made to your vehicle, if you were to leave them, have a crash and the assessor notices that your vehicle isn’t exactly how described on your insurance policy then it will be void and you will be liable for any repairs and face further punishment in the form of a fine or even imprisonment. Read the full guide »