Also you need to consider the HP of the vehicles. It seems that the cars that have high collision losses are sports cars. It is a lot easier to get into an accident with a car that does 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds than a Prius.
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2017 Bolt has 42% lower insurance losses for collision
Go to https://www.iihs.org/ratings/insurance-losses-by-make-and-model , then select "2015-17", "small", and "four-door cars".
Other claim categories appear to have insufficient data at this time, since nothing is listed.
Differences in insurance losses probably have a substantial driver demographic component (i.e. less risky versus riskier drivers preferring different car models).
Other claim categories appear to have insufficient data at this time, since nothing is listed.
Differences in insurance losses probably have a substantial driver demographic component (i.e. less risky versus riskier drivers preferring different car models).
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