Car & commercial vehicle insurance.
A private car, a young driver at home or the business's truck — we'll help you build cover that matches how the vehicle is actually used, and pay only for what you need.
Types of car insurance
Mandatory
Required by law — covers bodily injury to the driver, passengers and pedestrians.
Third-Party
Covers damage you cause to others' property — without coverage for your own car.
Comprehensive
The broadest coverage — including your own car: accident, theft, fire and natural damage.
Young Driver
Tailored solutions for families with a new driver — without overpaying.
Trucks & Commercial Vehicles
Insurance for vehicles used for work — light commercial, trucks and fleets, according to the type of use.
Who is it for
- Anyone who owns a car — mandatory insurance is required by law
- Families with more than one car who want order and savings
- Young drivers and their parents
- Self-employed people and businesses with commercial vehicles or trucks
- Anyone renewing who wants to make sure they aren't overpaying
What the coverage usually includes
- Bodily injury — under mandatory insurance
- Damage to third-party property
- Damage to your own car — under comprehensive
- Theft and break-in
- Fire and natural damage
- Windshield breakage (rider)
- Replacement car (rider)
- Towing and roadside services (rider)
What to watch out for, and what to check
- The deductible — a cheap premium can hide a high deductible
- The car's insured value — list price, depreciation and adjustments
- Who is allowed to drive — an uncovered young or occasional driver
- Duplicate coverage — protections you already have via credit card or employer
- Exclusions and limitations — what the policy does not cover
Car insurance FAQ
Mandatory covers bodily injury only and is required by law. Third-party adds coverage for damage you cause to others' property. Comprehensive also covers your own car — accident, theft, fire and natural damage.
Compare several insurers, adjust the deductible, update the driver list and drop riders that aren't relevant to you. That's exactly what we do for you.
Safety first. Then photograph the scene and the damage, exchange details with the other party — and call us. From there we handle the insurance company with you.
Adding a young driver affects the premium, but there are ways to soften the cost — adjusting coverage, choosing the right track and comparing insurers. Don't skip the coverage: driving without proper coverage is the truly expensive risk.
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