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Tricky one. She is the one who qualifies for motability and the whole purpose of the benefit is to help her get about (which having the car does) but she can no longer drive it herself which means that unless I do the driving she will get a benefit she cannot use (or conversely not get a benefit...

Blimey - surely only the insurance industry would punish such a good customer (well them and the bankers anyway) :lolol:

It "costs" all of the mobility element of disability living allowance (which is as it should be) - so about £200 per month but includes tax, insurance, RAC membership and servicing plus replacement tyres over the three years of the lease. I know some people bank the money and do their own thing...

ha ha -I'm a full time carer and as she can't walk, let alone drive, any more I get sole use but as the car is hers under the scheme she has to be the policy holder with me as named driver. With family in Holland and holiday places in the west country and the pyrenees we pile on the miles. And...

I haven't been a policy holder for years as I am the named driver on my wife's insurance (she has a motability car but can no longer drive). Surprisingly or not I apparently don't qualify for no claims discount should I need to re-insure in my own right at any time in the future even though I...