Car insurance is one of the most important things you can get for your vehicle. It acts as an invisible layer of protection that can help you with your vehicle in the unfortunate event of an accident. It can also help protect your finances should something come up, but most importantly it can help you get your car back on the road with no blemishes or scratches with only minor cash out to your insurance provider. With that said, we will cover the general budget you will need to prepare to keep your Toyota Rush insured in the Philippines.
If you are interested in getting car insurance be sure to check out our Insurance Calculator if you have any inquiries or want to seal the deal with any of our insurance providers. You can get a quote for free with only a few clicks of your computer to get started on your car insurance journey.
What kind of insurance should I get?
There are multiple options to choose from when it comes to selecting your car insurance. These can range from the minimum of getting third-party liability to other better coverage options such as comprehensive insurance. With that said, we highly recommend that you go with we a comprehensive insurance policy to ensure that your vehicle is protected for the road ahead.
It is important to remember that most policies will already come with a substantial set of features, but these features will also come at a price as your insurance premium will be higher than that of if you only got compulsory third-party liability. While it may seem expensive a first, you will be thankful you got it, if you do get into an accident that involves major parts to be replaced on your vehicle. The repair without an insurance policy will be far more expensive compared to if you had car insurance in the first place.
How much does it cost to comprehensively insure the Toyota Rush?
When it comes to the Toyota Rush it’s a mixed bag of prices depending on the variant and insurance policy you choose for your vehicle. At its most affordable you can expect to pay around P18,000 to P21,000 to get comprehensive coverage for your unit. While at its most expensive expect to pay P20,000 to around P23,500 for comprehensive coverage.
Here is a breakdown of the budget you will need to prepare based on our insurance provider’s quotations from our Insurance Calculator. Note that these will be the most expensive policies in place with the lowest amount of coverage, we highly encourage you to check out our calculator to compare and contrast other potential offers that might catch your eye from our selection of providers.
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Toyota Rush E AT - P21,862.73 per year
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Toyota Rush E MT - P21,077.12 per year
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Toyota Rush G AT - P23,499.72 per year
The insurance providers quoting these models include the likes of Mapfre, Malayan, Fortuner General, and FPG Insurance. It is important to remember that each of these providers has its own unique set of benefits and perks to their policies as well as different pricing. With that in mind, we encourage you to compare what they are offering and to check out the benefits of each policy to see which one will fit you the best.
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