All Wheel Drive owners in Southern Africa are now able to access insurance tailormade for their special vehicles that could result in many of them reducing premiums while retaining the same cover.

Subaru Southern Africa, the motor company specialising in AWD has endorsed the new All Wheel Drive Insure cover which has been developed by Roxsure Insurance Brokers to address the specific demands of AWD technology. Company executive, Jason Grove says that up to now All Wheel Drive has been largely ignored by the industry as a special category and is generally lumped together with 4x4s by both insurance and motor related businesses. “Eighteen months of research has show that not only are Subarus and other AWD vehicles safer than their 4x4 counterparts, they are not subject to the same level of targeting when it comes to theft and hijacking,” he points out. “In addition, this research shows the majority of Subaru owners profiled were found to be safe, responsible drivers. 

Owners in Southern Africa are now able to access tailor made, All Wheel Drive insurance that brings the best in all worlds.

A combination of expertise and experience in ensuring adequate cover and a professional approach stemming from streamlined administration through to a hands-on interaction. Customers find this premium service priceless. Roxsure Insurance Brokers however, while prioritising your needs, does remain competitive in the cost arena.

SUBARU ENDORSED

Subaru Southern Africa has endorsed the new All Wheel Drive Insure cover which has been developed by Roxsure Insurance Brokers to address the specific demands of AWD technology. Finally All Wheel Drive technology has received recognition as a special category. No longer is it generally lumped together with 4x4s as many insurance and motor related businesses have done in the past.

The new Subaru Legacy comes out of the box today (literally) in that Subaru dealerships around the country have displayed huge boxes containing a Legacy on their forecourts for the past few weeks.

The launch of the vehicle coincides with opening the boxes for viewing the Legacy which promises to break new ground for the market. It is true that a delve into the Net will reveal photos and information but there is nothing like seeing, feeling and touching the real thing... let alone taking it for a test drive. For those who want to know more, there is a great write-up in the October edition of Car magazine which we quote as saying ‘Having already caused a shake-up in the American market, Subaru’s new Legacy is heading for South Africa’. An overseas motoring journalist has this to say...