CBA car insurance review

CBA’s car insurance offers generous cover, but policies are costly - especially for young drivers.

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Key takeaways

  • CBA premiums are often 25% higher than average, being extremely costly for young drivers.
  • Comprehensive policies include coverage for vet fees and new vehicle replacement.
  • Roadside assistance is not included for comprehensive cover and tools of trade lack cover.

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Finder Score Accidental damage Roadside assistance Fire and theft New Vehicle Replacement Hire car after theft
Commonwealth Bank logo
8.9 Great
CBA Comprehensive Saver
8.9 Great
Optional
  • If your car is written off in the first 2 years
  • Up to $75 per day - Up to 14 days
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    Commonwealth Bank logo
    8.8 Great
    CBA Comprehensive
    8.8 Great
    Optional
  • If your car is written off in the first 2 years
  • Up to $75 per day - Up to 14 days
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    Commonwealth Bank logo
    8.3 Great
    CBA Third Party Property, Fire & Theft
    8.3 Great
    Optional
  • Up to $75 per day - Up to 14 days
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    Commonwealth Bank logo
    8.7 Great
    CBA Third Party Property Damage
    8.7 Great
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    One Response

      Peta Taylor's headshotFinder
      PetaAugust 21, 2023Finder

      Hi John,
      Without knowing your full driving history, it’s hard to suggest car insurers that may be a good fit for you. If your previous claims have been due to at fault accidents, then you may find this page helpful: https://www.finder.com.au/car-insurance/high-risk-car-insurance. If your previous claims are related to other things, then I’d suggest getting in touch with an insurance broker to see if they can connect you with any specialist providers.
      All the best!
      Peta

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