Vehicle Windscreen Replacement by Make

Why Make, Model, Year and Features Change the Price

Two cars that look similar from the outside can need very different glass. The make and model determine the base windscreen shape and cost; the model year and facelift often determine whether a camera bracket, sensor mount, or Head-Up Display coating is present; and the trim level determines whether the glass is heated, acoustically laminated, or standard.

That's why every price on this site is shown as a researched range rather than a single number, with the exact figure confirmed from your vehicle's registration — the only reliable way to identify the correct part and price for your specific car.

For a full breakdown of repair prices, mobile fitting costs and every factor that affects your quote, see our Windscreen Replacement Cost guide.

Liverpool & UK Windscreen Pricing Overview

Across the UK, fitted windscreen replacement typically runs from around £150 to £400 for a mainstream car, rising past £1,000 for high-end or ADAS-heavy vehicles. Locally, researched Liverpool mobile independent pricing sits in a similar band — roughly £145 to £395, averaging around £265 — while national chain and dealer-network pricing tends to run notably higher.

Make-specific research shows real spread even within that picture: our data shows a UK average of roughly £392 for BMW against roughly £221 for Ford, and Tesla fitted prices typically starting from £780–£890 and reaching close to £2,000 for some configurations — see each make's page for the full, sourced detail.