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Holden was a renowned Australian car brand that played a significant role in the country’s automotive industry for more than a century. The company ceased trading in 2020, but with over a million Holden cars still on the roads, it's important for owners to ensure they have suitable car insurance coverage in place.
You can compare car insurance quotes in minutes online, helping you find the best available deal. Simply fill out an online form about you, your vehicle and the cover you’re after and receive a range of quotes to compare. Get started with a free, no-obligation quote today.
Car insurance premiums for a Holden can vary depending on a wide range of factors specific to you, your car and your insurer.
As an example, if you were looking to insure your 2019 Holden Colorado 4-door cab chassis, you could expect to pay between approximately $1,008 and $2,835 per year, or $120 and $265 per month, for your insurance if you agreed a $900 excess. This is based on the below assumptions:
Please note the above premiums were sourced in June 2023 from a range of Australian car insurance providers. This quote may change depending on a number of factors specific to you and your profile.
You can compare offers for all Holden models currently available in Australia, including the following:
The age and condition of your Holden can impact the insurance price. Older models or vehicles with pre-existing damage may have higher premiums due to the potential for more frequent repairs or replacements.
Your driving record plays a significant role in determining insurance rates. A history of accidents or traffic violations can increase the cost of insuring your Holden, while a clean driving record with no claims or violations can result in lower premiums.
Where you live can affect insurance rates for your Holden. For example, living in a densely populated city or an area with higher crime rates may result in higher premiums, as may being somewhere prone to severe weather conditions or natural disasters.
The type of cover you choose, as well as the excess you agree, can influence insurance costs. Opting for comprehensive coverage that protects against a wide range of risks may increase your premiums. Similarly, selecting lower excesses could lead to higher premiums.
How you use your Holden can impact insurance rates. If you primarily use it for business purposes or as a rideshare vehicle, for example, it may lead to higher insurance costs compared to personal use only.
The most basic type of optional cover available, TPPD insurance can offer protection for damage caused by your vehicle to other people's property. However, no damage to your vehicle will be covered.
A step up from TPPD, TPFT insurance can also cover damage to your vehicle sustained due to a fire or theft (or attempted theft) in addition to third-party property damage if you're in an at-fault accident.
The most extensive (and expensive) form of cover, comprehensive car insurance can also offer cover for damage to your vehicle in an accident, collision and certain weather events on top of the areas TPFT covers.
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