For P‑platers, the cheapest cover is usually Third Party Property Damage; it can be a few hundred dollars a year, while comprehensive often runs into the low thousands.
Premiums swing wildly by age, postcode, car, excess, and history, so get multiple quotes on comparison sites and directly from insurers—yes, the old-fashioned phone call still finds discounts.
Keep costs down by choosing a modest car, opting for a higher excess, listing parents as drivers (truthfully), parking off‑street, and avoiding modifications like neon everything.
New telematics or “good driver” policies can shave dollars if you actually behave, and paying annually instead of monthly usually trims fees.
Whatever you pick, make sure it includes at least third‑party property; one bump into a European badge can cost more than the car.
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