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  When it comes to car insurance , not all vehicles are created equal. Some cars may not just be expensive to purchase but also come with significantly higher insurance premiums. This is mainly due to factors like higher values, high replacement part costs, high repair costs, safety features, limited production, high performance, new technology, advanced features and insurance designated loss risk ratings. Insurance companies use a variety of loss risk factors to determine the risk value of a vehicle. This process involves a detailed analysis of historical data such as accident rate per year make and model of the vehicles , average loss payout as well as specific vehicle characteristics. The insurance companies have advanced systems of calculating risk based on past claims, so they use all of the tools and data at their disposal to predict the likeliness of loss on each and every year, make and model vehicle. Expensive cars to insure   If you’re in the market for a new car, it...

  Cars with the Highest Depreciation Rates Cars   with the high depreciation rates tend to experience a rapid decline in value over a relatively short period. Several factors contribute to this phenomenon, including initial purchase price, brand perception, reliability,   repair/maintenance   costs and market demand. Certain models are more susceptible to significant depreciation, making them noteworthy for consumers mindful of long-term and low-cost ownership. The three primary categories encompassing the highest depreciating vehicles include Luxury, EV/Emerging technology and High-Cost-to-Own vehicles.   Luxury vehicles  are especially susceptible to rapid depreciation mainly attributed to their high-tech features, higher maintenance costs and premium price tags. The allure of the latest technology and premium features and build materials diminishes over time and is not as relevant when they hit the used car market, greatly effecting the pre-owned vehicle...