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Car insurance for a Maserati

Most Maseratis in the Netherlands are bought second-hand and some come from abroad. That makes the discussion here not about replacement value as new but about which valuation arrangement you get.

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In brief

This make has a lively used car market. The Ghibli, Quattroporte, Levante, GranTurismo and the later models change hands often and are regularly bought as imports. That has a concrete consequence for your policy: a replacement value as new or purchase price arrangement only applies where you are the first owner or take the car on within a short period after first registration. If you buy a used example, the insurer works in principle from the market value on a total loss.

For cars whose market value is hard to establish, or that are rare or unusually specified, an a valuation under Article 7:960 of the Dutch Civil Code is the answer. That is not only for classics: a well-documented modern example with a long list of options is often worth more than a price guide shows. We assess case by case whether a valuation is worthwhile or whether the cost does not justify the difference.

With an imported car there is also the administrative side. The insurer wants to know the status of the registration, when the car was first registered and whether there is a damage history abroad. An incorrect or incomplete declaration on those points affects the duty of disclosure under Article 7:928 of the Dutch Civil Code and can lead to a limitation of the payout when you claim.

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What does Maserati car insurance cover?

The structure of the cover in three parts, with an overview per situation below.

Compulsory

Third-party liability

Damage you cause to others.

  • Required by law
  • As long as the registration is in your name
  • Suspend the registration when not in use
Third-party liability plus

Third-party, fire and theft

Causes beyond your control.

  • Fire and storm
  • Theft
  • Windscreen damage
Comprehensive cover

Comprehensive

Including damage you cause yourself.

  • Own fault
  • Vandalism
  • Replacement-as-new period

What is covered

SituationThird-party liabilityThird-party, fire and theftComprehensive
Damage to the other partyYesYesYes
TheftNoYesYes
Fire and stormNoYesYes
Damage you cause yourselfNoNoYes
Wear and mechanical defectsNoNoNo
Driving without a valid licenceNoNoNo

This overview is general in nature and is not personal advice. What is actually covered, including exclusions, limits and the excess, is set out in the policy conditions and the insurance card (verzekeringskaart) of the insurer; you receive both before you take out cover. Taking out cover without advice? Then read what execution only means for you.

What does your premium depend on?

  • How it was acquired and the valuation arrangement. Whether you are the first owner or bought a used car determines whether replacement value as new, purchase price or market value applies.
  • Import or supplied in the Netherlands. The origin, date of first registration and foreign damage history count towards acceptance.
  • Model and body style. A saloon, an SUV and a coupé from the same range produce a different claims picture.
  • Age of the vehicle. As the age increases, the balance shifts from comprehensive to third-party, fire and theft or to an agreed value.
  • Annual mileage and type of use. Daily business use is weighted differently from a second car with a limited mileage allowance.
  • Excess and choice of workshop. Being steered towards a repair network often produces a discount but limits your choice for a marque-specific repair.

Insurers weigh these details differently. That is where your saving is.

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  1. You request a quoteWe take stock of your situation, your risk and your wishes.
  2. We compareseveral insurers, on premium as well as conditions.
  3. You receive a proposalWith an explanation of the differences and the exclusions.
  4. We arrange the switchIncluding cancellation, so there is no gap in cover.

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Why arrange it through Finass Verzekert?

We look at the terms as well as the premium, and stay your point of contact when there is a claim.

Independent

We are not tied to one insurer and compare on the basis of an objective analysis of several companies.

One fixed adviser

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Switching without hassle

We cancel your old policy and align the start date, so you are never a day without cover.

Help with claims

We report the claim and monitor how it is handled. In urgent cases you can reach us on the emergency line.

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Where things go wrong in practice

Four points that make the difference between a policy that pays out and one that does not.

A used car almost always means market value

Replacement value as new arrangements are tied to first registration and to first ownership. If you buy a used example you fall outside them and, in the event of theft or a total loss, the insurer works from the value on the day of the event. That can be lower than what you paid. So when you take out the policy, ask specifically which valuation arrangement applies and from what date it is measured.

The import history must be fully on the table

With a car of foreign origin the insurer wants to know the date of first registration, the registration status and any damage history. If you conceal that, even unintentionally, the insurer can rely on Article 7:930 of the Dutch Civil Code when you claim and reduce or refuse the payout. Have an imported example inspected in advance and keep the report: it is your evidence of the condition in which you bought the car.

Existing defects are never insured

Own-damage cover pays for damage from an external event after the start date. Defects the car already had at purchase, deferred maintenance and mechanical faults fall outside it, however expensive they are. On used cars that often hits the wallet: a transmission, an air suspension system or electronics giving out is a purchase risk and not an insured event. A pre-purchase inspection by a marque specialist is the only real protection here.

The repair network and parts on older models

The longer a model has been out of production, the slower the supply of body and interior parts becomes and the more marque workshops disappear from the area. Check whether the policy allows free choice of workshop and what applies where delivery times are long: does the premium continue, is there a replacement vehicle and until when. On a car waiting months for parts, that arrangement matters more than a small difference in premium.

Frequently asked questions

This is what people ask us most.

I bought my car second-hand. Will I get back what I paid?

Not automatically. Replacement value as new and purchase price arrangements usually apply only to the first owner or within a short period after first registration. Beyond that, the market value at the time of the event applies, and that can differ from what you paid. If you want to close that gap, have the car valued and record the result in the policy as the insured value.

What do I have to declare with an imported car?

The date of first registration, the country of origin, the registration status in the Netherlands and any known damage history. Those details determine acceptance and the valuation arrangement. An incorrect or incomplete declaration falls under Article 7:928 of the Dutch Civil Code and gives the insurer room under Article 7:930 DCC to reduce the payout. So supply the documents generously rather than sparingly.

My transmission has failed. Is that insured?

No. A mechanical defect is not an external mishap and falls outside every own-damage cover, including comprehensive. The same applies to electronics, air suspension and engine damage through wear. Only where the defect results from a collision, fire or another covered event is it included. For mechanical risks there are separate warranty products, apart from the car insurance.

Is a valuation worthwhile on a modern example?

Sometimes it is. If the car has a rare specification, a long list of options or falls outside the usual price guides, a valuation under Article 7:960 of the Dutch Civil Code fixes the value in advance and prevents argument afterwards. On a common model with many transactions in the market, the difference often does not justify the cost. We work that out case by case.

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This page was compiled by Finass Verzekert. Last updated on .

The information on this page is general in nature and is not personal advice.