When shopping for car insurance, keep in mind that the amount you pay can vary based on factors like your car’s value, whether you’re a new driver, your annual mileage and more.
Car value: The make, model, and year of your car affect your premiums. A brand-new luxury car, for example, will cost more to insure as repair and replacement costs are higher.
New vs. experienced driver: New drivers less experience may be viewed as higher risk higher insurance premium. On the other hand, experienced drivers with no record of accidents might be quoted a lower premium.
Annual mileage: The number of miles you drive is an important factor in setting your motor insurance premium. Driving less means a lower risk on the road, which can lead to lower premiums.
Driving history: A clean driving record with no accidents or traffic violations can help you secure lower premiums. On the other hand, a history of accidents or violations can make your insurance more expensive.
But there’s a hack! Some car insurance, like CIMB Secure Motor insurance, doesn’t take into account the factors above!
Our policy does not look at your annual mileage and driving history to derive the premium you pay. We want to make sure that you are fully covered and getting your money’s worth—that’s why we only offer comprehensive insurance policies.