What happens if you crash a courtesy car?
What happens if you crash a courtesy car?
Some policies only provide a courtesy car as an optional extra, while others only provide a courtesy car if your car requires repair, but not if your car is stolen and not recovered or written-off.
With Car Insurance from John Lewis Money a replacement car is provided for a maximum of 30 days if your car is stolen and not recovered or is written off, so life can continue as normal.
If your car is being repaired by an approved repairer following an insured incident, you’ll receive a courtesy car for the duration of the repairs. This may be any car they have available.
Other terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions apply.
Call us on 0330 024 0614 for more information on our car insurance policies, or get an online quote.
If you have an accident while driving a courtesy car, you’ll be covered by your original insurance policy. You’ll have to make a second claim for any damage caused and pay a separate excess.
Yes. If you’ve been given a courtesy car by your insurer, you and any named drivers on your policy will be covered.
For John Lewis Car Insurance customers, anyone named on the policy is insured to drive a courtesy car we provide.
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