Chevrolet Cobalt Insurance Rates

How much is insurance for a Chevy Cobalt?

This is not an easy question to answer, and no answer can be given without some information from others such as your age, sex, marital status (if any), occupation, where you live (country), etc., but we'll try anyway - First of all the cheapest quotes will come from group 1 or group 2 drivers who do not have records of motoring convictions or at least none that will raise your insurance premium over the standard rate. Try to find a non-smoker, too, because smokers pay up to 50% more than non-smokers for car insurance (again, this is directly related to the risk of having an accident). It appears you are not married and living with parents, but since it's they who will be paying the insurance, this makes no difference. With my family's experience in ensuring teenagers, I would say you should expect to pay around $500 per year on average - but remember there are local variations, so check out some amounts charged by major companies before deciding which one offers the best value. For money.''

Is a Chevy Cobalt considered a sports car?

The so-called ''sports cars'', in many ways, are the opposite of what compact cars like the Chevrolet Cobalts are supposed to be. Sports cars are powerful, with speed and acceleration that makes them stand out from the pack.

How much is insurance for a Cobalt SS?

Unfortunately, we don't know what you would be asked to pay for insurance on a Cobalt SS. Insurance companies use many factors, such as age, location, and driving record, in determining the price of your car insurance policy.

Are Chevy expensive to insure?

The short answer is yes, depending on the car. According to an analysis conducted by Auto Insurance Center, Chevrolet ranks as one of the most expensive brands to insure based on premium data from over 600 insurance companies.

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