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25 Most Expensive Cars to Insure
June 12, 2019 5:51 pm
Last Updated: March 13, 2020 2:51 pm
Source: Courtesy of Nissan
25. Nissan Versa
> Annual average cost to insurer: $1,271
> Annual average collision cost to insurer: $481
> Type: Small four-door
> Current model retail price: $12,460 – $16,090
Source: Courtesy of Hyundai
24. Hyundai Accent
> Annual average cost to insurer: $1,279
> Annual average collision cost to insurer: $452
> Type: Mini four-door
> Current model retail price: $14,995 – $19,080
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Source: Courtesy of Lexus
23. Lexus ES 300h 4dr
> Annual average cost to insurer: $1,280
> Annual average collision cost to insurer: $639
> Type: Midsize luxury car
> Current model retail price: $41,560 – $45,210
Source: Courtesy of Chevrolet
22. Chevrolet Sonic
> Annual average cost to insurer: $1,282
> Annual average collision cost to insurer: $452
> Type: Small four-door
> Current model retail price: $15,420 – $20,720
Source: Courtesy of Lexus
21. Lexus GS 350 4dr
> Annual average cost to insurer: $1,288
> Annual average collision cost to insurer: $660
> Type: Large luxury car
> Current model retail price: $50,915-$54,355
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