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Sales of small, midsize and large SUVs are rebounding as the economy begins to recover from the pandemic's sucker punch.
Insurance Institute for Highway Safety ratings are designed to help consumers easily find vehicles with excellent crash protection.
Not surprisingly, auto insurance coverage is priciest for Euro imports, exotics and luxury rides.
These cars, trucks, and SUVs were most likely to be in fatal crashes over a five-year study period.
Safety should remain top of mind when selecting a vehicle for a teenager or any other new driver.
With 2.1 million sales in 2019, the global stock of electric cars has reached 7.2 million, up from nearly zero in 2010.
With an average premium of $4,082, the most expensive car to insure in 2020 is $3,000 costlier than the cheapest model.
The IIHS took into account such vehicle features as crash prevention, pedestrian detection and passenger protection technologies.
The COVID-19 outbreak is disrupting supply chains for computers, electronics, vehicles and more.
Consumer car-buying trends can help inform insurance agents, brokers and carriers of evolving coverage needs.
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