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Toyota has established itself as the biggest manufacturer on the Australian market, more than doubling the yearly total registered by the second-best-selling brand, Mazda, in 2022. Regardless of which of Toyota’s vast range of models you own, though, it’s crucial to lock in the right insurance policy.
With our 100% free comparison service, you can easily compare car insurance options side-by-side through Savvy. Whether you have a Corolla, Camry, RAV4 or any other Toyota model, we've got you covered. Don't leave the safety of your Toyota to chance; get started with us today to help you discover the best car insurance options available from our panel of trusted insurers.
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Your personal circumstances, the Toyota model you select and a range of other variables will all affect how much your car insurance policy costs you.
It’s worth considering an example to gain a general idea of the potential cost, however. For instance, as someone insuring a 2020 Toyota HiLux Workmate, you might expect to pay between $887 and $2,898 per year (or $128 and $271 per month) for comprehensive cover based on a set of assumptions, which include the following:
Please note that the above premium amounts were acquired in June 2023 based on offers from a selection of Australian car insurance companies. It's vital to keep in mind that these rates are subject to fluctuation and may be adjusted depending on unique circumstances and profiles.
You can compare offers for all Toyota models, including the following:
The model, age and condition of your Toyota play a significant role in determining insurance costs. Generally, high-performance or luxury models tend to have higher insurance premiums due to their higher repair and replacement costs. Additionally, newer vehicles may have higher premiums because they're more valuable and may require costlier repairs.
Your personal profile, including factors like age, driving experience, and claims history, can influence your insurance rates. Younger and inexperienced drivers such as students may face higher premiums as they are considered higher risk. Maintaining a clean driving record and avoiding accidents and traffic violations can help lower your insurance costs.
Your geographical location can also affect insurance prices. Factors such as the crime rate, frequency of accidents and population density in your area can influence the likelihood of filing a claim, which in turn affects your premiums. This also extends to your parking situation, with garaged vehicles tending to attract lesser premiums than those parked on the road.
The level of coverage you choose and your excess amount can impact your insurance prices. Opting for higher coverage or a lower excess may lead to higher premiums, while choosing lower coverage limits or a higher excess can result in lower premiums. For instance, comprehensive insurance with a $750 excess would cost more than TPPD cover with a $1,000 excess.
How you use your Toyota and your average annual distance driven can impact insurance prices. If you primarily use your car for personal purposes and have limited mileage, it may result in lower premiums compared to using it for business or extensive commuting. If you have a ute or van exclusively for business, you can expect different premiums.
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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