Comprehensive Classic Car Insurance
We understand the unique value of your vehicle, and we work to ensure it’s protected with the right insurance coverage. While we are not a registered insurance provider, we leverage our expertise to connect you with policies that meet your specific needs.

Unlike standard auto insurance, classic car insurance is tailored to vehicles that appreciate in value rather than depreciate.
What We Offer
While Basseille Classics does not issue insurance policies directly, we provide the following services to make the process seamless:
Assistance in Finding the Right Policy
Evaluations for Insurance Purposes
Guidance on Coverage Options
Who Qualifies for Classic Car Insurance?
To qualify for a classic car insurance policy, most providers require that:
The vehicle is at least 15 to 25 years old, depending on the insurer.
Mileage below 10,000km
A valid Roadworthy Certificate
The driver has a clean driving record



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Secure Storage
If your classic car needs to be stored before or after transport, we offer secure storage solutions at our Edenvale facility.
Secure, dedicated bays
Biometric access & surveillance
On-site power outlets

Vehicle Insurance FAQs
Premiums vary depending on the car’s value, usage, storage conditions, and the driver’s profile. Classic car insurance is often more affordable than standard auto insurance due to limited usage policies.
As long as its registered and we can prove ownership. You can also insure it only for its worth as it stands the day the insurance was taken out. You can't insure it for what it will be worth in the future. So as the process continues, you will have to get continuous evaluations to value of the car it's built.
If the client specifies after market accessories and the value is added to the sum insured, then he will be covered for the amount specified (in the event of a claim). If the vehicle is not kept in a locked garage and its stolen, and additional excess of 10% will be applied to the theft excesses.
No you cannot, as the RC1 is the legal recognised way of proving ownership.
No you cannot, vehicles are insured based on market related values.