Fully-optioned, customisable off-track motorsport insurance.

Yes, you can insure drag race cars, however it is very unlikely that the vehicle will be insured whilst participating in a drag race. It is more common to be able to purchase race car insurance that provides insurance whilst the race car is being transported to motorsport events and being stored between events.

It is very difficult to find insurance for a vehicle whilst you are participating or competing in a motor race. It is more common to be able to purchase race car insurance that provides insurance whilst the race car is being transported to motorsport events and being stored between events. Star Insurance motorsport insurance provides off-track insurance for the vehicle including insurance for associated spare parts.

Yes, photos are very helpful as they can show our assessing team what has been damaged before the vehicle is seen by a repairer. Please obtain accident site photos only if it is safe to do so.

Yes, you can insure modified cars. It is a very good idea to advise your insurer that your vehicle is modified, what type of modifications they are, who has done the modifications and whether they are certified by a professional. Some insurer’s can also provide insurance policies if you are in the process of modifying your vehicle but have not completed the modifications.

Yes, if “Roadside Assistance” is shown on your policy schedule, your vehicle is registered with a Star Insure Roadside (Journey On) membership through our provider, NZ Roadside Assistance Ltd (NZRA).
This gives you 24/7 roadside assistance.

For help, call 0800 888 247 and quote your vehicle registration.

Different insurance providers define the ways they offer total loss settlements differently. These are how we define our different total loss settlement options for motor vehicles.

Market value:
The reasonable sale price of your vehicle, as estimated by us, immediately before the loss taking into account:
a. the year, make, model and specification of your vehicle; and
b. the general condition of your vehicle, including mileage and hours;
but excluding the presence of any sign writing, vehicle wraps, or artwork on your vehicle unless otherwise advised and accepted by us in writing.

Agreed value:
The lesser of:
a. the vehicle’s market value plus 20%; or
b. the sum insured.

Certified value:
The value of the vehicle specified in a valuation prepared by a motor vehicle valuer recognised by us provided such value is accepted by us and stated in the schedule.

Fixed value:
The value of your vehicle agreed by you and us and stated in the schedule

Construction value:
The base vehicle cost together with all amounts spent restoring the vehicle as at the date of any loss covered by the policy.

We can adjust certain policies to different settlement bases. Please contact us to discuss whether your policy can be adjusted to a different settlement basis.

Usually cars aged over 25 years are considered classic cars. Different insurers have different considerations. Star Insurance Specialists have insurance policies for cars older than 25 years along with policies designed for younger cars but are used as project cars, enthusiast cars, and cars that are not driven every day.

You should advise your insurance company that you use your car every day. Many insurance companies can still insure classic cars that are used every day. Star Insurance Specialists design their insurance policies specifically tailored for your individual circumstances.