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Group 1 Insurance Cars
13/01/2021 Toyota C-HR 2.0VVT-h 184 Dynamic CVT Auto - Save 14.3% - £4,660 off list price - £27,850
13/01/2021 Skoda Octavia Estate 1.5TSi e-TEC MHEV 150 SE L DSG Auto7 - Save 23.1% - £6,561 off list price - £21,879
13/01/2021 Audi A6 40 TDI Avant 204 S line Technology STron Auto7 - Save 21.8% - £10,458 off list price - £37,417
13/01/2021 Range Rover Evoque 2.0P MHEV 249 R-Dynamic HSE Auto9 - Save 8.7% - £4,272 off list price - £44,708
List of Cheap Insurance Cars
With so many different insurance groups, knowing the cheapest cars to insure is valuable information. At AutoeBid, we've put together a list of the cars in insurance Group 1, so you can cut straight to the numbers. Insure and go.
What determines the insurance band of my car?
It's important to see how insurance bands are set, especially if you haven't settled on a car.
The Group Rating Panel (of the Association of British Insurers) assigns a car its band. Typically, high performance cars are placed in the higher bands which cost more. Insurers deem them a greater risk due to the extra power available.
Factors that affect the insurance band include:
- Car performance - power and acceleration.
- Price of parts - the cost of 23 common parts are compared.
- New car value - this offers a guide to the repair cost.
- Safety - where Autonomous Emergency Braking is fitted, the chance of low speed collisions is significantly reduced.
- Car security - high security door locks, alarm/immobilisation systems, glass etching (etc) can reduce costs.
Perhaps a less expected factor is 'Bumper Compatibility'. Insurers have criteria for bumpers because they are such an important factor in preventing damage. The alignment and structure of both bumpers significantly affect how it performs in an accident. Cars that meet the insurer's criteria have cheaper rates.
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Here are the Group 1 cars.