Comprehensive Car Insurance
Covers damage to your own vehicle including collision, fire, theft and natural disasters. Chosen for the losses compulsory motor insurance does not cover.
Insurers quoting on this product (6)
- KLKKalkanClaims settled in 3 days · up to 12 instalments4.7
- NOVNovaClaims settled in 4 days · up to 12 instalments4.6
- PSLPusulaClaims settled in 5 days · up to 12 instalments4.4
- ATLAtlasClaims settled in 6 days · up to 9 instalments4.3
- MRDMeridyenClaims settled in 8 days · up to 6 instalments4.1
- ZRVZirveClaims settled in 11 days · up to 6 instalments3.9
What do we need for a quote?
The form takes about 60 seconds to complete. Here is what you will need:
Step 1
Vehicle details
- Registration plate
- District of registration
- Make
- Model
- Model year
- Market value of the vehicle
Step 2
Use and driver
- Identity number
- Date of birth
- Where it is parked overnight
- Annual mileage
- Claims in the last 12 months
- Add optional excess liability cover
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between comprehensive and motor third-party insurance?
- Motor third-party insurance covers the damage you cause to others; comprehensive cover pays for damage to your own vehicle. One does not replace the other.
- What is limited comprehensive cover?
- A narrower product covering only selected risks such as collision, fire or theft. Our economy package is close to this structure.
- What does the excess mean?
- It is the share of the loss you bear yourself. The higher the excess, the lower the premium.
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