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LDV is building a reputation in Australia as a reliable manufacturer of utes and commercial vehicles, having also recently branched out to passenger cars. With so much variation in the models on offer, though, it’s little wonder the car insurance policies on offer can also vary so widely.
You can compare car insurance quotes for LDV quickly and easily online. See offers from trusted insurers and sort them by price, excess and more. Get started today.
The cost of car insurance for your LDV depends on several key factors, such as your profile, the model you own and factors specific to the insurance company you choose.
The price of comprehensive insurance for a 2020 LDV T60 Luxe, for instance, could range from $957 to $2,894 annually (or $128 to $271 monthly). These quote estimations, however, were obtained based on a number of assumptions, including:
The price ranges shown here were obtained in June 2023 from a variety of Australian car insurance companies. The actual cost of your insurance may vary depending on several significant factors which are unique to you and your insurer.
You can compare offers for all LDV models, which include:
Your age and claims history play a significant role in determining your car insurance costs. Generally, younger and less experienced drivers tend to face higher premiums due to the perceived higher risk they pose on the road. Additionally, a history of previous claims can also raise your insurance rates.
Where you live and park your car can affect your insurance premiums. Areas with higher incidences of accidents or crime may result in increased insurance costs. Similarly, parking your car in a secure garage or off the street can potentially lower your insurance premiums compared to on-road parking.
The level of cover you choose for your car insurance can impact the cost. While third party property damage (TPPD) insurance is generally the cheapest type of cover, it also offers the fewest covered events. Assess your needs and consider the value of your car when selecting the best level of cover for you.
The amount you drive your car can influence your insurance costs. The more you use your vehicle, the higher the risk of accidents or claimable events. Also, how you use your car will factor into your premium calculation. For instance, if you’re a courier with an LDV van, you can expect to pay more for cover than a private-use vehicle.
Adding optional extras to your policy, such as roadside assistance or coverage for accessories, can increase your insurance costs. These may be included at no cost in some cases, but you may have to pay extra for them in others. Evaluate the value and necessity of these extras to determine if they’re worth the additional expense.
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.
Select your car make and find out how much it may cost to insure, read helpful guides and compare quotes.
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