Owners of this car brand are at a loss: car insurance is significantly more expensive
The price of car insurance depends on many variables, such as the age of the driver. The brand and model are also very important. The insurance premium for a car brand has risen sharply.
Figures from the comparison site Independer show that car insurance has become significantly more expensive over the past year. The result is that many more people changed their insurance premiums last year.
Car insurance is significantly more expensive
On average, all-risk motor vehicle insurance rose by 10.3 percent. Consumers now pay an average of 117 euros more per year.
WA+ motor vehicle insurance also increased significantly: 10.4 percent. This is 94.50 euros. WA’s premium rose the fastest: 12.5 per cent. That’s an average of 122.80 euros more per year.
Owners of this brand of car are screwed
If you look at the different brands, you will notice that the car insurance of one brand has increased very quickly.
| brand | Increase (%) | Increase (€ per year) |
|---|---|---|
| Volkswagen | +13.3% | + €150.9 |
| Volvo | +12.6% | + €127.3 |
| BMW | +12.2% | + €168.2 |
| Toyota | +9.6% | + €74.6 |
| ford | +9.1% | + €73.1 |
| Opel | +7.7% | + €67,- |
| Renault | +7.7% | + €59.1 |
| Fiat | +7.6% | + €61.4 |
| lemon | +7.0% | + €53.2 |
| Peugeot | +5.8% | + €49.2 |
Owners of a Volkswagen car paid an average of 13.3 percent more for their insurance premium. This means you spend around 151 euros more per year. Insuring a Volvo or BMW has also become more than 10 percent more expensive.
Peugeot owners are doing relatively well with an increase in vehicle insurance of “only” 5.8 percent compared to the previous year. This means 49 euros more insurance premium per year.