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In many countries, if you drive your vehicle on the road, it's compulsory to have some level of car insurance. However, it's not a legal requirement in New Zealand. But should you still consider taking …

It can be a scary, and confusing, situation if you return to where you last left your car and discover it's no longer there. Has it been stolen, or towed away? Canstar looks at the …

Car insurance covers your whole car, from the front bumper to the rear tow bar … but that's where it stops. If you own a caravan, you'll need to arrange separate caravan insurance to protect …

Does car insurance cover other drivers? If you have someone listed as an "insured driver" on your insurance policy, they're covered to drive your car as long as they meet the conditions outlined in your policy. …

What does car insurance cover? Your level of cover depends on what type of insurance you have. The most common levels of insurance are: Third Party: this is the lowest tier of car insurance, and focuses on …

Is it legal to drive without insurance? In New Zealand, unlike many other countries, there is no legal requirement to have car insurance. While it's strongly recommended to have insurance coverage for protection against accidents and …

Why is it important to check if a car is stolen or has money owing? Whenever buying a second-hand car through a private vendor, or even a small dealership that you're not familiar with, it's a …

What does it mean to buy with "cash"? Buying a car with cash means paying for the entire cost of the vehicle upfront using your own funds, typically in the form of physical cash, with a …

How Much to Lease a Car in NZ: In this story we cover: What does it mean to lease a car? What are the different lease types? Benefits of leasing a car Downsides …