Maserati insurance

• Maserati Grecale
• Maserati Levante
• Maserati GranTurismo
• Maserati GranCabrio
• Maserati Ghibli
• Maserati Quattroporte
• Maserati MC20

• Maserati Biturbo
• Maserati Shamal
• Maserati Quattroporte IV
• Maserati Ghibli II / III
• Maserati 3200 GT
• Maserati GranTurismo (first generations)
• Maserati Quattroporte V
• Maserati 3500 GT
• Maserati Mistral
• Maserati Mexico
• Maserati Indy
• Maserati Bora
• Maserati Merak
• Maserati Khamsin
• Maserati A6 / A6G
• Maserati Tipo 60 / Tipo 61 "Birdcage"
• Maserati Tipo 26M

You can also get insurance for older models of Maserati. Check out the options for vintage car insurance.

A Maserati can be completely personalized with luxury accessories and exclusive upgrades. Think high-end sound systems, carbon fiber interior parts, special alloy wheels or ceramic brake discs. Technological enhancements are also often available, such as advanced alarm systems and driving aids.

• Do you have a Sport Design Package, Comfort Package or Tech Assistance Package? Physical modifications to your Maserati can be covered in most cases. By default, an amount up to about €1,000 in accessories is often co-insured.
• Accessories for an expensive car like a Maserati quickly exceed this standard amount. More expensive parts or a complete upgrade can also be easily co-insured.
• Many owners choose tuning to further refine the performance or appearance of their Maserati, such as through engine optimization or a sports exhaust. These modifications can also be co-insured. The condition is that you declare these parts in advance when taking out the insurance.
• Software tuning or chip tuning is usually excluded from coverage. Damage resulting from this will then not be reimbursed.

The cost of Maserati insurance is usually higher than average and depends on factors such as the model, year of manufacture, your age, claim-free years and coverage type. For all-risk insurance, you usually pay between €150 and €400 per month.

All-risk insurance is most appropriate for most Maserati models, due to their high daily value and expensive repairs. This coverage provides protection against virtually all damages, even if you are responsible.

A Maserati is a luxury sports car with high purchase and maintenance costs. Insurers therefore charge higher premiums because of the higher risk of expensive damages and theft.

You can save by building up your claim-free years, matching the coverage to the value of the car, choosing a higher deductible or approaching a dedicated sports car insurer. Comparing pays off.

No, all-risk insurance is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended for expensive cars such as a Maserati. Legally, third-party insurance is sufficient, but it only covers damage to others.

Note the coverage, deductible, new-for-old or appraised value, affiliated bodyshops and the terms of theft coverage. Luxury cars often require additional requirements such as an approved alarm system.

Yes, for Maseratis older than 15 years, you can qualify for youngtimer insurance. This offers tax advantages and a lower premium based on daily value, ideal for business drivers.

In case of damage, you will usually be referred to a specialized repair shop experienced in luxury vehicles. Check if your insurer works with Maserati approved repair partners.

Yes, there are insurers that focus on exclusive cars and offer customized coverage, such as special terms and conditions, valuation coverage and generous compensation in the event of a claim. Think of parties like Hiscox, Bovemij.

For a Maserati, insurance based on appraisal value is often wiser, especially for rare or well-maintained models. This way you avoid underinsurance and get a more realistic compensation in case of damage.