The Ten Cheapest Cars to Insure in 2013
Those looking for a new insurance company have many factors to consider in their decision. The main factor most people consider is how much it will cost. To determine how much a driver’s insurance will cost the insurance company factors in the driving record, age, and other factors that hold certain statistics. Often drivers do not realize that insurance companies also take their car in to consideration.
Each year, a new list comes out featuring the cars that will be the lowest cost to insure. This is the first year no mini vans are featured on the list. In fact, it is the first year that SUV’s outweighed any other type of automobile. Though the SUV’s listed are not gas guzzling, or money guzzling for that matter. We have listed the cars along with some necessary statistics about each one!
1. Ford Edge SE ($1,128)
-Starts at $27,555
-MPG 19 city, 27 highway
2. Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo (1,148)
-Starts at $27,695
-MPG 17 city, 23 highway
3. Subaru Outback 2.5i Premium (1,150)
-Starts at $23,495
-MPG 24 city, 30 highway
4. Kia Sportage ($1,157)
-Starts at $19,000
-MPG 21 city, 30 highway
5. Jeep Patriot Sport ($1,600)
-Starts at $15,995
-MPG 24 city, 30 highway
6. Chevrolet Express 1500 ($1,171)
-Starts at $24,750
-MPG 20 city, 27 highway
7. Subaru Outback 3.6R ($1,180)
-Starts at $23,495
-MPG 18 city, 25 highway
8. Hyundai Tucson GLS ($1,189)
-Starts at $19,395
-MPG 24 city, 30 highway
9. Ford Explorer ($1,197)
-Starts at $29,1000
-MPG 20 city, 28 highway
10. Hyundai Tucson GL ($1,204)
-Starts at $19,395
-MPG 24 city, 30 highway
The 2013 list should be helpful to those looking to purchase a new car. Each insurance company varies and of course it also depends on your driving record. If you are curious about what will be cheapest for your insurance company it is best to check with your own insurance company or the company you are looking to switch to.
Source: Yahoo! Autos
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