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How much does it cost to insure a Ferrari?

Unsurprisingly, it can be expensive to insure a high-end Ferrari. However, there are still some tips and tricks you can employ to get cheaper car insurance.

Comprehensive Ferrari insurance premiums normally start from £5,000 per year, with quotes reaching £15,000+ for inexperienced drivers or expensive models. Factors impacting costs include:

  • Model: Premiums are higher for newer or special edition models, such as the 812 Superfast
  • Driver age and experience: Under-25s face extremely high premiums and excess. Rates drop with experience
  • Intended use: Policies for daily usage cost more than cover for recreational use
  • Location: Inner cities, high crime areas and on-street parking see increased rates. Rural regions and secure garages see reduced rates.
  • No-claim discount: Multi-year no-claim discounts substantially reduce costs for renewal policies
  • Security: Alarms, immobilisers and tracking devices help lower premiums significantly
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What factors determine Ferrari insurance cost?

Key factors that insurers assess when calculating premiums include:

Driving record

A history of at-fault accidents, violations and claims increases insurance costs. Ferrari policies for drivers with poor records carry extremely high premiums.

Vehicle usage

Daily driver or main vehicle policies are more expensive than those covering occasional recreational use and low annual mileage.

Security and storage

Parking securely in low-crime areas and having approved alarms and immobilisers help reduce premiums.

Coverage and excess

Lower coverage levels reduce premiums, but comprehensive cover is recommended for Ferraris. Paying a higher excess also cuts costs if you can afford it.

Tips for reducing Ferrari insurance premiums

Here are some top ways to potentially reduce Ferrari insurance costs:

  • Compare quotes from specialist supercar insurers rather than mainstream providers
  • Take advanced driving courses, maintain an excellent driving record and earn a multi-year no-claim discount
  • Only drive your Ferrari occasionally, if possible, and limit your annual mileage
  • Add experienced named drivers to the policy to offset inexperienced drivers
  • Install approved security devices, such as alarms and immobilisers. Store your Ferrari in a secure garage
  • Accept higher voluntary excess amounts if out-of-pocket costs are affordable in the event of a claim
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Finding the best Ferrari insurance

The key to finding affordable Ferrari insurance is shopping around, minimising risk factors and leveraging available discounts. Quotes should come from specialist insurers familiar with high-value vehicles. With smart moves, exotic car ownership can be more affordable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ferraris usually sit in group 40 or higher. Limited edition models can be in group 50.

Comprehensive Ferrari insurance costs from £5,000 to £15,000+ annually, depending on driver age, experience, intended use, storage and other factors.

When properly maintained, Ferraris have a reputation for reliability and engineering excellence. But maintenance costs are extremely high.

Yes, Ferraris tend to hold their value very well thanks to their exclusivity, heritage, performance and prestige. Special editions may even appreciate over time.

Older entry-level Ferrari models like the 355 and 360 tend to be the most affordable to insure.

Using it for recreation only, adding experienced drivers, maintaining an excellent record, improving security, limiting mileage and shopping around help reduce costs.

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