Compare Nissan GT-R insurance

Renowned as Nissan’s legendary supercar, the Nissan GT-R packs power, punch and a whole lot of character. But with something so unique as this, you need to ensure it is fully protected before getting out on the roads.

From basic driving insurance to additional cover for vandalism and personal accident, whatever your budget or needs, you’ll find a Nissan GT-R insurance policy to suit. 

How much does it cost to insure a Nissan GT-R?

Vans and cars are rated into one of 50 groups depending on the average cost to insure them. The cheapest can be found in group 1. Group 50 has the cars with the highest insurance costs. The Nissan GT-R is in group 50.

Why is Nissan GT-R insurance so expensive?

Statistics show that sports cars like the GT-R are statistically more likely to be driven by drivers who are more likely to take risks on the road. They also have more power, which can mean greater danger when things do go wrong. This can lead to an increased number of accidents which is one reason that insurance rates are higher. Providers are also inclined to believe that sports cars are more tempting for thieves to break into, again increasing insurance prices. 

Are two-seaters cheaper to insure?

No, similar to reasons the above, insurance providers generally believe that two-seater cars are more likely to be involved in accidents or theft. For this reason, insurance rates are usually higher. 

Can I reduce the cost of my Nissan GT-R insurance?

We’ve already shopped around for you, and compared quotes from the UK’s leading providers. However, there are a few things you could do: removing any cover from your policy that you don’t need, adding a more experienced driver, parking your vehicle on a drive or in a garage overnight, and reducing the annual mileage that you plan on doing. 

Will my age affect my car insurance quote?

Unfortunately, yes. Again, statistics show that younger drivers are more likely to be involved in accidents which is why those between 18-24 usually have the highest rates of insurance. Once you reach 25 though, these rates begin to drop. 

What are the three levels of insurance?

Third party is required by all drivers and covers other people, other vehicles and property. The next level is third party, fire and theft which also includes if your car is damaged in a fire and if it’s stolen. The highest level of insurance cover is fully comprehensive. This covers for all of this plus any damage to your car.

What are policy add-ons, and do I need them?

As with home insurance, there is the option to add cover onto your car insurance policy. You don’t have to get it but it can be wise to consider what you’d do in these situations. You can get add-ons for misfuelling, vandalism, lost keys, personal accidents and more.