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A car is one of the most valuable assets that you’ll buy, and the cost of having to repair it in the event of an accident or replace it if it’s been stolen can be expensive. Having the right level of insurance can help cover you for this cost, as well as cover you for costs liable to you, if you cause an accident with another vehicle.

When arranging your quote, you may need to notify your insurer of all parties who’ll be driving the vehicle. In some instances, you’ll need to have details such as their driving and insurance history, personal details, and any driving claims or fines on hand.

If you already have existing car insurance and would like to add another person to your policy, simply contact your insurer to let them know.

This will depend on the policy that you select. You should read the Product Disclosure Statement of the policy that you’re interested in to find out more.

Market value is what the open market believes your vehicle to be worth at the time of its loss or damage. The value will depend on factors such as the age of the vehicle, the make and model, how many kilometres it’s travelled, and its condition.

When you’re applying for your car insurance policy, you’ll need to nominate a date for your policy to start, and as long as your application has been accepted by the insurer and you’ve paid your premiums, your policy will start on that date.