Buying a new car can be a challenging purchase with so many factors to consider before you sign on the dotted line. Not to mention having to choose from the many varieties of car models, once you’ve decide on the must-haves for your next vehicle. Some must-haves shoppers consider when buying a new car is size, gas mileage, usability, durability, but what about choosing one based on how high the insurance rates will be for driving that specific model.
Insurance isn’t just based on your driving record, the cost of repairing the vehicle after a collision plays a large role in that number as well. It comes as no surprise that out of all the common car models the electric Smart car has the lowest collision losses overall, but would you be surprised to know that a Ram 1500 truck comes in second and a Ford F-250 is third? On the other end of the spectrum are luxury cars, to no one’s surprise. The Bentley Continental GT has a collision loss rate that is 550% over the average of all car models, that’s an expensive collision repair!
Take a look through this infographic from Title Max, you can find that at TitleMax.com, to see where other common car models rank, you just may be inspired to purchase a car model you never would have looked at twice!
Infographic by: www.titlemax.com
Insurance isn’t just based on your driving record, the cost of repairing the vehicle after a collision plays a large role in that number as well. It comes as no surprise that out of all the common car models the electric Smart car has the lowest collision losses overall, but would you be surprised to know that a Ram 1500 truck comes in second and a Ford F-250 is third? On the other end of the spectrum are luxury cars, to no one’s surprise. The Bentley Continental GT has a collision loss rate that is 550% over the average of all car models, that’s an expensive collision repair!
Infographic by: www.titlemax.com
