- Author: Raymond
- Category: Car Insurance
Do You Really Need Comprehensive Insurance in Kenya?
Some people argue that third-party insurance is enough. But let’s be real—Kenyan roads are unpredictable. Between matatus that seem to have their own set of rules and boda bodas weaving through traffic like road kings, anything can happen.
If you can afford it, comprehensive insurance is worth the investment. However, if you’re on a tight budget, third-party insurance will keep you street-legal, and third-party, fire, and theft is a good middle-ground.
Third-party insurance doesn’t cover your car. That means if your car is damaged, well, you’ll have to dig into your own pockets. Think of it as buying coffee for a friend after you spill it on them, but you don’t get a new shirt for yourself.
On average, third-party insurance can cost between KSh 4,500 to KSh 15,000 per year, while comprehensive can range from 2.5% to 7% of your car’s value. That means, if you bought your car at KSh 3,000,000, your yearly premiums will range from KSh. 75,000 to Ksh. 210,000 depending on who you buy it from.
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