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Least Expensive Cars to Insure
2005 to 2007 Model Years
What popular cars cost the Least for auto insurance?
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You may be surprised at what type of car costs the most and least to insure.  According to Russ Rader, spokesman for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, small sports cars are among the most expensive.  "Contrary to the idea that smaller cars can help you avoid crashes, the data shows that small cars get into more accidents," he says. "If you feel like you have a vehicle that can zip in and out of traffic, chances are you'll do that."  Rader continues, "Sporty cars tend to be driven in ways that lead to more crashes. They also tend to be driven by younger, riskier drivers."

Smaller cars also tend to be more affordable, which makes them more attractive to those same younger drivers who might be more willing to pay for stolen parts for repairs.  Below we have links to various studies for the most and least expensive cars to insure.

Don't forget smaller cars are harder to see be it changing lanes or crossing intersections.  That makes it harder for others to avoid hitting you, especially when parked.  Few people ever run into big vans or tractor trailer trucks in parking lots.

10 Least-expensive cars to insure, 2005 to 2007 Model Years
The 10 vehicles that account for the lowest dollar amount of losses for insurance companies (starting with the least expensive) are:
  1. Buick Rendezvous 4dr
  2. Pontiac Solstice convertible
  3. Buick Terraza
  4. Honda Odyssey
  5. Mazda MX-5 Miata convertible
  6. Subaru Outback 4WD
  7. Ford Five Hundred 4WD
  8. Volvo V70 station wagon 4WD
  9. Chrysler Town & Country LWB
  10. Chevrolet Corvette convertible
Source: Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, based on 2005-2007 models

It is amazing to see a Corvette on the list but we can vouch for this. 



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