Car insurance reviews LV= car insurance review
Which? Score3rd out of 37 car insurers | % |
Customer Score4th out of 37 car insurers | % |
Policy Score6th out of 37 car insurers | % |
LV= car insurance review
The latest Which? customer satisfaction data saw LV= record a score of 75%, which was the fourth best score and maintained the insurer's consistent performance. The insurer has been a Which? Recommended Provider since we launched the scheme in 2010.
LV='s Car Insurance policy
Policy highlights:
- Unlimited cover on windscreens, windows and sunroofs
- No standard compulsory excess for fire, theft and accidental damage
- NCD protection that will allow any number of claims
- Courtesy car as standard during repairs
- No limit for loss of keys
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LV='s Car Insurance policy scores
We analyse and rate the 49 most important elements of standard car insurance policies to come up with the overall policy score. We assess how important each individual element is to drivers when choosing and using a car insurance policy, and weight it accordingly when calculating our total policy score. Initially, we score all of the product elements out of 5, reflecting how competitive each provider is in this area compared to other insurers. Weightings are then applied to the higher and lower element scores to enhance/reduce their impact in the overall product score.







