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Carole Nash launches multi-car classic policy

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Broker states new policy comes as a response to feedback.

Carole Nash is to extend its Cherished Cars portfolio with the launch of a multi-car classic policy.

According to the broker the new policy, available as of 7 February, is being introduced in response to customer demand. The company highlighted the cost savings available and the convenience of requiring one quote procedure, renewal date and set of documentation.

The new policy will be available to enthusiasts who own from two to seven cars.

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