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As one of the best-selling vehicle brands in Australia, there’s a wide range of Mazda models to choose from, including sedans, SUVs, utes and even sports cars. With such a variety of vehicles on offer, the cost of your car insurance (and the type of cover you need) can change depending on a range of variables.
Whether you’re looking to cover your CX-5 or Mazda3, it’s essential to have the right insurance in place. You compare some of Australia’s leading car insurers side-by-side and filter offers based on premiums, excesses and payment schedules right here. Get started with a free, no-obligation quote today.
The cost of insuring a Mazda in Australia can vary depending on a wide range of factors specific to you, your car and your insurer.
However, as an example, if you’re looking to insure your 2020 Mazda CX-5 Akera, you could expect to pay between approximately $959 and $2,910 per year, or $92 and $272 per month, for your insurance if you agreed a $900 excess. This is based on the below assumptions:
Please note the above premiums were source as of June 2023 from a range of Australian car insurance providers. This quote may change depending on several factors specific to you and your profile.
You can compare offers for all Mazda models, including the following:
Younger drivers typically face higher premiums due to their lack of driving experience and higher likelihood of being involved in accidents. On the other hand, more mature and experienced drivers may enjoy lower premiums.
A clean driving record with no recent at-fault accidents or driving offences can lead to lower insurance premiums. On the contrary, a history of accidents, speeding tickets or extensive claims can result in higher premiums, as these indicate a higher risk for insurers.
The level of coverage you choose and your excess amount can impact your premium. Opting for comprehensive coverage or a lower excess will generally come with higher premiums, while more basic third party insurance and a higher excess can both reduce your costs (albeit also reduce your coverage).
The make, model and age of your Mazda can influence your premium. More expensive, high-performance models typically have higher premiums due to their higher repair costs and increased risk of theft. On the other hand, older vehicles may have lower premiums since they are less expensive to repair or replace.
The purpose of your vehicle and the average annual mileage can affect your premium. Cars used for business or commuting long distances may have higher premiums compared to vehicles used for personal purposes and limited mileage.
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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