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Allianz ‘One-Click’ price estimate now available at BMW dealerships

Robert Barry · 0 comments

BMW Group dealerships across Australia now have access to the Allianz ‘One-Click’ price estimate system, which the brands say streamlines car insurance estimates for customers.  

The Allianz ‘One-Click’ Price Estimate system uses information customers share during vehicle purchases to provide indicative motor insurance price estimates. 

The system removes the need for customers to give extra detail.

From left to right: Vanessa D’Anastasi and Ian Maher from Allianz, Bruce McIntosh from BMW, Richard Feledy, Managing Director Allianz Australia, and Andrew Phillips from BMW.

Allianz says the ‘One-Click’ Price Estimate tool uses existing data to help dealers provide on-the-spot indicative motor insurance estimates. The system is flexible. Customers can buy their policy at the dealership, have the quote sent to them, or ask someone to call them back.

“At BMW, we’re committed to providing our customers choices and convenience. It’s exciting to see Allianz bring its ‘One-Click’ Price Estimate tool to our dealerships, “BMW Financial Services chief executive May Wong says

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“This will help us continue delivering great customer experiences in our BMW dealerships and improve the insurance process.”

Allianz Managing Director, Richard Feleday, was present at Sydney BMW to celebrate the tool’s launch. 

“Creating easy-to-use digital solutions for our partners that give our customers choice is key. We believe these innovations are vital for ongoing improvement and great customer experiences,” Feleday says.

“Launching our ‘One-Click’ Price Estimate tool with BMW is a huge milestone,” Allianz GM consumer partner Dan Tully says. 

“We’re working with a wide list of partners to bring our tool to more dealerships across Australia. We know our partners share our goal to improve the insurance experience for customers during their car-buying journey,” he says. 

Robert Barry

Robert Barry has been reporting on the Australasian automotive and transport sector since June 2003. A member of the New Zealand Motoring Writers Guild since 2005, Robert has also previously held the positions of secretary, vice-president and president. His work has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and on the web. He holds a Class 2 and a Class 4 heavy transport licence and knows his way around a manual transmission.

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