ANZ car insurance review

ANZ car insurance is typically more expensive than average, but it does have some generous benefits.

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Our verdict

Pros

  • You're covered if you accidentally put the wrong fuel in your car - a very rare benefit
  • Up to $1,500 for emergency accommodation, higher than any other brand we compared
  • Up to $1,000 for emergency repairs - most brands only offer $500

Cons

  • You have to call ANZ directly to request a quote or buy a policy, you can't do this online
  • Historically, ANZ's policies have been more expensive than average
  • Only certain policyholders can claim online, otherwise you'll have to call

How does ANZ compare with other car insurers?

ANZ's benefit limits are often higher than most other car insurance brands. However, drivers typically face a significantly higher-than-average premium.

Features

Product FCI Finder Score Choice of repairer New Car Replacement Roadside assistance Hail, storm and flood damage
Finder Score
Optional
  • If your car is written off in the first 3 years
  • Finder Score
    Optional
  • If your car is written off in the first 2 years or is under 40,000kms
  • Optional
    Summary: The 2024 winner of our Best Value Car Insurance award. It's cheaper than most, plus you can lower costs by adding age restrictions.

    ⭐ Current offer: 15% off your first year's premium when you take out a policy online. T&Cs apply.

    Who it might be good for: Anyone who wants a good value policy.
    Finder Score
    Optional
  • If your car is written off in the first 2 years
  • Finder Score
  • If your car is written off or stolen in the first 2 years
  • Optional
    Summary: AAMI's comprehensive policy includes cover for legal modifications and accessories and up to $20 million cover for damage to other people's property. Optional extras like windscreen and window glass cover is also available.

    ⭐ Current offers: Save $50 when you buy a new comprehensive car insurance policy online. T&Cs apply.

    Who it might be good for: Safe drivers can benefit from the AAMI Safe Driver Rewards® program.
    Finder Score
  • If your car is written off or stolen in the first 2 years
  • Finder’s summary: Allianz is good if you want agreed value (this lets you agree on an amount to cover your car for. For a big insurer, it also has a strong customer service record.

    Who it might be good for: Anyone who wants good customer service and agreed value cover.
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    Price

    Of over 30 brands compared in the 2023 Finder Car Insurance Awards, ANZ was the most expensive. On average, its policies cost $2,223 a year — significantly higher than the average. Although it's worth noting that ANZ's policy benefits and limits are particularly generous and the best car insurance for some drivers may depend on more than price. For those who are looking for a cheap car insurance policy, it may not be suitable.

    Due to ANZ no longer offering online quotes, it wasn't eligible for analysis in the 2024 car insurance awards.

    Compare ANZ's policies

    Product FCI Accidental damage Roadside assistance Fire and theft New Car Replacement Hire car after theft
  • If your car is written off in the first 3 years
  • Up to $100 per day
  • Up to $65 per day - Up to 21 days
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    What additional cover options are available?

    Many common add-on benefits are included as standard in ANZ car insurance policies, including excess-free windscreen cover and hire car after any insured incident. However, ANZ does offer one additional option -

    • Any repairer - You can choose any licensed repairer to repair to fix your car, regardless of whether they're a ANZ partner repairer.

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    Nicola Middlemiss is a contributing writer at Finder, with a special interest in personal finance and insurance. Formerly a business and finance journalist, Nicola has written thousands of articles helping Australians better understand insurance and grow their personal wealth. She has contributed to a wide range of publications, including Domain, the Educator, Financy, Fundraising and Philanthropy, Insurance Business, MoneyMag, Mortgage Professional, Yahoo Finance, Your Investment Property, and Wealth Professional. Nicola has a Tier 1 General Insurance (General Advice) certification and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Leeds. See full bio

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