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Nissan 370Z insurance rates

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Average Nissan 370Z insurance rates

The average comprehensive insurance policy for a Nissan 370Z is $157 a month, or $1,669 a year. Your actual cost could be higher or lower depending on your driving record, the number of kilometres you drive in a year and other factors. To determine our estimated cost, we aggregated quotes from 5 insurance companies using this profile:

  • 2017 Nissan 370Z
  • More than 30,000 kilometres driven yearly
  • No accidents in the past five years
  • Driver located in Sydney
  • Car parked in garage at night
  • Black vehicle

About the Nissan 370Z

Nissan 370Z Insurance Finder

The Nissan 370Z has been around since 2009. The sports car is known for its athletic handling, smooth ride and strong manual transmission. The vehicle is the latest in the line of Nissan's Z-cars, a lineage that began with the legendary 1960's racing car, the Nissan 240Z.

Insurance companies determine the insurance cost for a Nissan 370Z based on safety ratings, theft rates, replacement costs and overall damage susceptibility. Insurance rates can change based on your driving history and location. If you're considering a Nissan 370Z, grab quotes from several insurance companies to find the lowest premium possible before you commit. Do your research to see if you qualify for insurance discounts.


Compare insurance providers that cover Nissan 370Z

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Name Product Roadside assistance Accidental damage Storm Choice of repairer Agreed or market value
Budget Direct Comprehensive
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Agreed or Market
Finder's summary: The 2023 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.
Youi Comprehensive
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Agreed or Market
Finder's summary: The 2023 winner of our Best Features Car Insurance award. Plus, it's one of the only insurers to automatically include roadside assistance.

Who it might be good for: Those who want good customer service with lots of inclusions.
Australia Post Comprehensive
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Agreed or Market
Finder's summary: Covers a little more than other insurers. You don’t need to pay an excess for windscreen repairs and cover applies to anyone who uses your car.

⭐ Current offer: Get $100 off your first year's comprehensive car insurance premium when you buy online. T&Cs apply.

Who it might be good for: Multiple people using one car.
Bingle Comprehensive
Market
Finder's summary: Our data shows it’s the cheapest comprehensive policy. It just covers the basics such as damage to your car, theft and storms – it doesn’t go in for add-ons and extras.

Who it might be good for: Those wanting a low-cost, no-frills policy.
QBE Comprehensive
Green Company
QBE Comprehensive
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Agreed or Market
Finder's summary: Our best-rated Car Insurer for Customer Satisfaction in 2021/2022 and Green Insurer for the last 3 years.

⭐ Current offer: Save $75 when you purchase a new comprehensive policy online. T&Cs apply.

Who it might be good for: Those who want a trustworthy insurer and more cover than other brands, such as 3-year new car replacement (e.g. they'll give you money for a new car for up to 3 years if yours is written off).
Kogan Comprehensive
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Agreed or Market
Finder's summary: Kogan comes with all the perks that most comprehensive car insurance policies include, but you'll also be entitled to some benefits from its online store. This usually comes in the form of a gift voucher or discount if you buy online.

⭐ Current offer: Get $115 off first year premiums when you purchase Kogan Comprehensive Car Insurance online + $10 monthly kogan.com credit. T&Cs apply.

Who it might be good for: Kogan shoppers and those after a good range of policy options.
Qantas Comprehensive
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Agreed or Market
Finder's summary: You need car insurance so why not get one that lets you earn Qantas Points? It's good value too (it's underwritten by the same insurer as Budget Direct). .

⭐ Current offer: Earn up to 30,000 Qantas Points with every Qantas Car Insurance policy you take out by 7 February. T&Cs apply.

Who it might be good for: People who want more bang for their buck with Qantas Points.
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Random Nissan Facts

  • Nissan Motor Company is a Japanese auto manufacturer whose beginnings can be traced back to 1914.
  • In the 1970s, Nissan built rocket engines and launched Japan's first satellite.
  • Nissan cars were sold under the Datsun brand in many export markets until 1983.
  • Nissan opened their Australian headquarters in 1972.
  • The Nissan casting plant in Dandenong South will exclusively produce castings for the Nissan LEAF, the first mass-market, zero-emission, all-electric car.

How does the Nissan 370Z compare?

Various 2017 Nissan models (apart from racing cars) range in price from $9,130 to $88,110. A 2017 370Z falls somewhere in the middle, with a base price of $47,368 all the way up to $68,930. With the average insurance rate at $1,669 per year, the annual insurance cost–to–base car price ratio is 3.5%.


How safe is the Nissan 370Z

The Nissan 370Z has never been crash-tested in Australia, but it does come with lane departure warning, blind spot monitoring and electronic stability control.


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