Fiat Panda Insurance

Fiat Panda Insurance

A compact city car that’s known for being easy to drive, the Fiat Panda is favoured by new and experienced drivers of all ages. It’s unique, practical and economical – and its insurance deals are just as impressive.

Choose from a range of policies with optional extras and ensure you, your family and vehicle are protected every journey – as well as others. 

What insurance should I get for my Fiat Panda?

There are three types of car insurance – third party, comprehensive and third party, fire and theft (TPFT). Which one you get is completely up to you, however you must get insurance of some kind by law. The most basic level of cover is third party which protects other people, their cars, property and animals. TPFT includes this as well as if your vehicle is stolen or damaged by fire. Comprehensive – the highest level of cover – includes all of this plus damage to your car. 

What is the Fiat Panda’s insurance group?

Cars are rated in groups 1-50 depending on how much insurance costs. Group 1 has the cheapest insurance while group 50 is the most expensive. Fiat Panda varies from group 1-6 depending on the model and specification making it one of the cheapest cars to insure. 

How can I reduce the price of my Fiat Panda insurance? 

The easiest way to get a good car insurance deal is by shopping around and comparing providers. It’s also wise to look at what’s included in your quote to see if there is something you don’t need and can remove. Adding a more experienced or older driver to your policy can also help bring the price down, as does parking your car off street overnight. 

What information is needed to insure my Fiat Panda?

To insure your Fiat Panda, you’ll need to give some personal information including your age, postcode and driving experience. Providers will also want to know some details about your vehicle such as its age, engine size, features and where it is parked for the majority of time. 

What are policy add-ons? 

Policy add-ons are optional extras that can be added to your existing insurance to provide additional coverage. This can include cover for misfuelling, lost keys, vandalism or in the event that you’re involved in an accident with an uninsured driver. 

Is it cheaper to insure an old car? 

Yes, typically it is cheaper to insure older and smaller cars. This is because insurers tend to favour cheaper cars and cars with smaller engines. As cars age, they lose value meaning the payout after an accident begins to decrease. 

Will my age affect my car insurance cost?

Yes, drivers between the ages of 17-24 typically pay the highest rates of insurance. Once you reach the age of 25, auto premiums begin to reduce though. Those drivers between the age of 40 and 50 typically have the cheapest rates of insurance.