Veteran, Vintage and Classic Car Insurance
Protection for your pride and joy
Veteran, Vintage and Classic Car Insurance
Which cars are covered?
Veteran, vintage and classic cars have special definitions.
A veteran car was made before 1919.
Vintage cars were made between 1919 and 1930.
Classic cars are at least 15 years old (and need to be recognised by us to be covered).
We can cover cars used for wedding hire, special occasions, hobbies or recreation.
We won’t cover your car if it’s the main way you get around, you use it regularly, or you drive it more than 9,000km a year.
Policy booklets
For full details including limits, conditions and exclusions, read these policy documents
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You don’t need to list them on your policy unless they’re the registered owner of the car. We cover anyone who drives your car, even if they’re not listed.
If your car’s damaged and we decide it can be repaired, you can have it fixed by a Partner Repairer or by a licensed repairer that you choose.
There are more than 400 Partner Repairers across Australia and we’ll help find one that's convenient for you. We’ll manage the repair process with them so you don’t have to worry.
If you choose someone other than a Partner Repairer, you might need to manage the repair process yourself.
Things you should know
Cover is subject to standard underwriting guidelines and policy terms. An additional excess applies to drivers under 25 or with less than 2 years’ driving experience.
We may not cover you for some severe weather events during an embargo period (which is usually when we know a severe weather event is about to occur). We’ll tell you if there’s an embargo when you purchase your policy.
We don’t cover some personal items like cash, mobile phones or accessories fitted to your vehicle.
Any applicable discounts may be subject to minimum premiums. Discounts only apply until a minimum premium is reached. When we determine your premium on renewal, we may also limit any increases or decreases in your premium by considering factors such as your previous year’s premium amount. You may not save more with more eligible policies and by staying with us longer if a minimum premium is reached, or we have limited increases or decreases in your premium.
If you need help, talk to us. Call 1800 646 605 (8am–8pm, Mon–Fri & 8am–4pm, Sat–Sun)
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