Car Insurance | Master Builders Insurance Brokers
Car Insurance
Cover for your personal and business vehicles.
Cover for
Property damage
Theft
Third-party liability
Cover types
Comprehensive
Third-party fire and theft
Third-party only
Find the right car insurance for you.
Choose from three levels of car insurance and protect your car from the unexpected.
In conjunction with CGU Insurance Ltd, we have developed our very own instant 'quote & buy' facility where you can obtain a quote and proceed with cover in just a few minutes.
Disclaimer: When you proceed with the CGU online quote & buy facility, we are not acting on your behalf as an insurance broker normally would. We are acting as an agent of the Insurer. Should you prefer to utilise the full services of an insurance broker, please contact our office directly.
Why CGU?
Our choice of Insurer for this facility is based on a consideration of their claims service, policy coverage, competitive premium pricing and company financial strength rating.
You can quote this product online right now:
Why should you choose our preferred insurer?
Here's an example:
On her way home from work, Monica has an accident involving another vehicle, which was her fault.
While the other vehicle only sustained minor damage in the collision, her car had some severe damage. Monica called her insurance broker who took the details of the accident, and they contacted her Insurer directly to lodge the claim and arrange a tow to the repairer.
Her vehicle underwent an assessment and approved for repairs by her Insurer. While her car was off the road, Monica had access to a hire car as her policy had a hire car inclusion.
Monica's vehicle gets repaired by her smash repairer of choice, and her Insurer also paid for the minor repairs to the third-party vehicle as she was at fault.
Advice from our experts:
Is your vehicle covered for Market Value or Agreed Value? Knowing what you would get for your vehicle in the event of a total loss is important. Market Value represents the market value of the car at the time of a claim. In contrast, Agreed value is a fixed value agreed by both you and the insurer.
Joe Keiper Southern Region Manager
