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Edmunds.com released the names of cars and trucks with the lowest insurance cost.
Rankings are based on five-year projections for all models in each class generated by the Edmunds.com data team as a part of their development of Edmunds.com's "True Cost to Own" values. Each model's costs were determined based on the trim level that is the least expensive to insure.
"Certain models are less expensive to insure than others. Make informed choices to ensure that your car insurance costs fit your budget," said Warren Clarke, Edmunds.com's automotive content editor.
Top 3 Trucks
1. Chevrolet Colorado
2. GMC Canyon
3. Ford Ranger
Top 3 Coupes
1. Kia Forte
2. Honda Civic
3. Chevrolet Cobalt
Top 3 Sedans
1. Volkswagen Jetta
2. Chevrolet Aveo
3. Suzuki SX4
Top 3 Hatchbacks/Wagons
1. Smart Fortwo
2. Chevrolet HHR
3. Nissan Cube
Top 3 SUVs/Crossovers
1. Hyundai Tucson
2. Jeep Patriot
3. Kia Sportage
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