Guros review

Guros is a comparison site based in Mexico, so the quotes come from the market rather than from a single insurer's own book. It gathers prices and terms for you to compare. The party that pays out a claim is the insurer named in the policy you accept, not the site.

The listed cover is auto and motorcycle, a narrow line-up for a household. Home, health, life and gadget policies are not part of the search, so a driver with mixed needs has to place the rest elsewhere. Riders are covered within the same search, which is unusual for a comparison site.

Claims run on online, so the first step is digital and the insurer that issued your policy handles the rest. Anyone who needs to talk a claim through by voice, or who is dealing with a long-running dispute, has a narrower route than with an insurer running its own claims desk.

Guros is based in Mexico and built for that market, so the quotes, terms and vehicles priced reflect conditions there. Readers elsewhere should check that the vehicle and address are covered before treating any price as comparable with their own market.

Premium levels across the listings on this site run €2.92 to €29.72, with the middle of the range at €8.31. Guros prices auto and motorcycle cover on the market, so your own figure will sit within that spread rather than on a fixed price.

Monthly premiums are common: 89% of the listings on this site offer them, against 11% that do not. Guros does not set the terms, so confirm with the insurer that issues the auto and motorcycle quote whether the premium can be split.

Once you accept a quote, the insurer named in the policy holds the premium and pays the claim, because Guros is a comparison site rather than the risk carrier. Read the insurer's name and its own terms, since cover, complaints and any protection of what you have paid sit there.