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SsangYong is a Korean brand known in Australia for producing durable larger SUVs and utes. If you have a SsangYong or are looking to buy one, it’s crucial to take the time to consider the car insurance options available to you.Â
Conveniently compare policy options from a range of trusted Australian insurers in one place. With the ability to filter based on price, excess, and more, you can find the best possible insurance for your SsangYong. Begin the process with a free, no-obligation quote today.
The price of car insurance for a SsangYong will vary between individuals due to a variety of unique factors, including your driving history, the model you've picked and more.
For instance, the cost of comprehensive insurance for a 2020 SsangYong Korando EX C300 may end up being within the range of $855 to $2,502 annually, or $92 to $234 monthly. These estimates are based on a range of variables, with some of the most important including the following:
It's important to remember that prices could change over time and across individuals, as this quote range was obtained in June 2023 from several Australian insurance providers.
You can compare offers for all SsangYong models, which are:
Your age and claims history play a significant role in determining car insurance costs. Younger drivers, such as students, may face higher premiums due to the increased perceived risk associated with being less experienced on the road. Additionally, those who have a history of repeated at-fault claims are likely to pay more for cover.
How you use your vehicle also affects insurance rates. If you primarily use it for personal purposes or commuting, you may enjoy lower premiums compared to using it for business. Also, the more you drive in a given year, the more risk you’re exposed to on the road, which will cost more in insurance.
Where you live and park your car impact insurance costs. Areas with higher crime or accident rates may lead to you paying more for your premiums. However, parking in a secure garage can potentially lower the risk of theft or damage, and therefore your insurance, compared to on-street parking.
The type of insurance you choose, whether comprehensive, third party property damage or third party fire and theft, affects your premiums. Comprehensive coverage typically offers a greater number of covered events but results in higher costs compared to more basic coverage options.
Adding optional extras to your policy, such as roadside assistance, no-excess windscreen replacement or cover for a rental vehicle if yours is being repaired, can all increase insurance costs. Because of this, it’s up to you to determine which of these is worth the added investment.
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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