
Why Your Car Insurance Is Rising
Did you notice your car insurance bill creeping up? You’re not alone. Insurance companies are raising rates because repair and medical costs have jumped, car parts are more expensive, and accidents are becoming more severe.
More high-tech features in today’s vehicles mean even a small fender-bender can cost thousands to fix. Also, if you drive a luxury car, a sports model, or a vehicle with a high theft risk, your premium tends to be higher. Cheaper-to-insure vehicles are usually modest sedans or SUVs with good safety ratings and lower repair costs.
Typically, the cheapest cars to insure are: the Toyota RAV4, Toyota Tacoma, Mazda CX-5, and the Honda CR-V.
Typically, the most expensive cars to insure are: the Maserati Quattroporte, BMW M8 Gran Coupe, and the Audi RS7.
Of course, how much you pay for insurance depends on a variety of factors, including your age and driving history.
Bottom Line: To keep your insurance costs lower, choose a car that’s safe, affordable to fix, and avoid being flagged as “high risk” just by the type of vehicle you drive.
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