Top 10 Least Expensive New Cars To Insure
June 4, 2009
Insure.com posted it's annual list of least expensive new cars to insure for 2009.
As usual, the list is made up of mostly larger cars and minivans which tend to keep passengers safer in accidents. Contrary to popular belief, the cheapest cars are not usually the least to insure.
Here is a list of the average yearly premiums assuming the driver is a 40 year old male:
| Rank | Premium | Car |
| 1 | $832 | Hyundai Santa Fe |
| 2 | $840 | Kia Sportage |
| 3 | $848 | Hyundai Entourage |
| 4 | $857 | Kia Sedona |
| 5 | $870 | Kia Rio5 |
| 6 | $871 | Honda Odyssey |
| 7 | $881 | Smart Fortwo |
| 8 | $911 | Saturn Vue |
| 9 | $913 | Mazda Tribute |
| 10 | $915 | Chrysler Town & Country |
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