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Cost of motor insurance falls 40% in five years

HOW private motor insurance has tumbled in five years (AA data, for a small car assuming no no-claims bonus).

Cost of motor insurance falls 40% in five years

Sat, 13 Oct, 2007 - 01:00

Paul Kelly, Consumer Correspondent

2002: Cheapest policy was €1,170.

2003: Cheapest was €1,244.

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