Why choose Allianz Motor Insurance?
Pay monthly at no extra cost1
We’re an established insurer
24/7 claims service
Is Third Party Property Damage Motor Insurance right for you?
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Included benefits
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Not included
Comprehensive or Third Party Property Damage Motor Insurance?
Allianz Comprehensive Motor Insurance covers your vehicle, plus damage you cause to other people’s vehicles or property. If you’re looking for cover for fire, theft, accidents, malicious damage and legal liability, you might like to consider Comprehensive Motor Insurance.
Allianz Third Party Property Damage Motor Insurance doesn’t cover your vehicle. It covers your legal liability if you destroy or damage someone else’s vehicle or property during a motor vehicle accident that’s partly or fully your fault.
Frequently asked questions
Third Party Property Damage (TPPD) Motor Insurance covers damage you cause to other people's vehicles and property while using your vehicle. This includes the cost of the damage and reasonable approved legal costs arising from a covered accident.
TPPD Motor Insurance doesn’t cover damage caused to your own vehicle, fire, theft, or injury you cause to other people.
If you want to cover your vehicle from accidental loss or damage, you might consider Comprehensive Motor Insurance.
For more information on Allianz Third Party Property Damage Motor Insurance, see the relevant PDS.
You can’t register a vehicle in Australia without Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance, also known as a Green Slip in NSW. When driving your vehicle, CTP covers your liability for injuries you or other drivers of your vehicle cause to other road users. CTP insurance doesn’t cover damage to property.
Allianz Third Party Property Damage Motor Insurance provides you with cover for loss or damage you cause to other people’s vehicles or property, while using your vehicle.
Neither CTP Insurance nor Third Party Property Damage Motor Insurance cover damage to your own vehicle.
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- Premiums payable by instalments may be subject to minor adjustments (upwards or downwards) due to rounding and financial institution transaction fees may apply.