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Free Insurance on Dodge Range of Vehicles

June 26, 2007 by Paul Maric  




Free?…Free?…Surely not, there’s no such thing as a free lunch – as the saying goes.

Dodge Caliber - free insurance
Dodge Caliber

Alas, Dodge would like you to think otherwise. Dodge today announced that all new Dodge vehicles sold will come with free comprehensive insurance for two years.

The free insurance claim is open to all drivers – no matter what age – as long as they have a valid driver’s license. The excess will be marked at $450 and the underwriter will be QBE Insurance. According to Dodge, this could save some drivers up to $1800 per year.

Dodge Nitro - free insurance
Dodge Nitro

Announced at today’s Dodge Nitro launch, free insurance will begin immediately after the Dodge Nitro arrives at dealerships. Free insurance will be available on the Dodge Caliber (tested earlier in the year) and across the entire Dodge range closer to the end of the year, including the soon to be Avenger.

Dodge Avenger - free insurance
Dodge Avenger

Our invitation to the Dodge Nitro launch was lost in the mail – err…or so we were told – so we’ll have further information on the vehicle, along with a road test as information comes to hand.

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10 Responses to “Free Insurance on Dodge Range of Vehicles”
  1. Myke says:

    Good idea, especially for P-platers as new car insurance is a bitch. Shame it’s only Dodge that offers this and not other car companies. Buying a Dodge is a pretty big price to pay for getting free insurance.

  2. alborz says:

    that is an insane offer! dodge must be desperate for sales, this offer would save me around 1500 a year! thats a saving of 3g for the 2 years!

    i wonder if they ask u for your age prior to negotiations as they have to factor the cost into their sale price?

  3. Paul says:

    ^

    Lol yeah…. good point! Abit like ‘Australian fleet sales’ used cars, they advertise on TV trading in absolute bombs for ridiculous amounts, no doubt they forget to say that their cars have inflated prices to take that into consider.

  4. alborz says:

    yeah trading in a car is the lazy way out, and u never win!

  5. Paul says:

    Yeah, not taken anything away from the Dodge offer though… I think they would less inclined to haggle in terms of price or throw in extra features given this offer, to reduce the extent of the cost, but they are still losing out and consumers win!

    Although I cant see even if they offered 5 years of comprehensive Id wanna buy one of their cars!

  6. Bavarian Missile says:

    God whats next ,buy 1 get one free ? Maybe it’s like Mcdonalds they make their money on the options or the servicing? Or is that free too.

  7. alborz says:

    nah Lisa that would be BMW, they are the option kings :D

  8. Bavarian Missile says:

    What no finger with that smile. HAHAHAHA

    Still not forgiven I guess.

  9. steve says:

    I think the “catch” is the fact that you will be driving a North American car. They handle, they go, they brake well… no wait…. the opposite of all those things. I was living in Bizarro world for a minute.

    Notice how the quality manufacturers don’t offer any sort of incentive to buy their cars. Why? Because you’ll be paying for the piece of mind.

    Notice how Mitsubishi offers a million year warranty on their cards. This is the same marketing ploy. The deal they’ll get from QBE will be much less then the profit they make from selling a $2 car.

    Steve

  10. Zippy says:

    Nice marketing idea but what happens when/if people are not happy with their cover?

    Consumers will allocate the price of the car to the service they expect from the insurance.

    This might end badly

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