companies, this is considered a higher risk vehicle.
As most sports cars are designed for speed, insurance carriers associate them with more claims. To protect themselves, insurance carriers charge a higher rate.
While the type of vehicle you drive is one factor that car insurance carriers look at, there are many other factors that make up a rate. Your age, driving record, credit history, and where you live can also influence your rates.
If you’re an older driver who has a clean driving record, the cost of your insurance on a sports car will likely be less than a younger driver.
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