Fully comprehensive
Fully comprehensive policies cover you for damage, repairs and more for your own car, as well as damage done to a third-party, their vehicle or their property
£688 on average2
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Vauxhall is a British car manufacturer that was founded by Alexander Wilson in 1837. Today, it makes Vauxhall cars for the UK market and Opels – exactly the same but under a different name – for other markets around the world.
Based in Chalton in Bedfordshire, it has been part of the PSA Group, which also includes the Peugeot and Citroen brands, since 2017.
The cost of insuring a Vauxhall will depend on the model you have, as well as a range of factors such as your age and driving history.
Insurance providers sort cars into different insurance groups, with one being least expensive and 50 the most expensive. And if you drive a more powerful car, it’s likely to be in a high insurance group.
That said, the most expensive Vauxhall model to insure is the unassuming Corsa – probably because it’s a popular car among younger drivers who pay higher premiums overall.
1. Corsa - £804 /year to insure
2. Astra - £691 /year to insure
3. Insignia - £577 /year to insure
1. Corsa VXR - £1,697 /year to insure
2. Corsa Black Ed. - £1,351 /year to insure
3. Astra VXR - £1,216 /year to insure
1. Mokka SE - £359 /year to insure
2. Mokka Exclusiv - £359 /year to insure
3. Mokka X Design - £367 /year to insure
Vauxhalls are popular in several areas of the country, including London, the North West of England, and the West Midlands.
When it comes to age, Vauxhall drivers are most likely to be in their 20s or 30s – in fact, more than half of Vauxhall owners in the UK are aged between 20 and 392.
2Based on fully comprehensive car insurance policies with one driver holding a full UK licence. Data collected between September 2020 and March 2021, accurate as of May 2021.
When you take out cover for your Vauxhall, you’ll be able to choose from three types of car insurance:
Fully comprehensive policies cover you for damage, repairs and more for your own car, as well as damage done to a third-party, their vehicle or their property
£688 on average2
Third-party, fire and theft offers protection if you cause damage to other people, their vehicles and their property, and also provides cover for your own vehicle if it’s stolen or damaged by fire
£995 on average2
Third-party only car insurance only provides cover for damage you do to a third party, their vehicle or their property. It won’t pay out for any damage done to your own car
£1,528 on average2
Most insurers allow you to add extra features to your car insurance policy. The options available include:
Breakdown cover pays out for roadside assistance if your vehicle breaks down
Motor legal protection covers legal costs you might face related to a car insurance claim
Personal accident cover offers a compensation pay-out if you’re injured or killed in an accident
Lowering your car insurance premiums may be possible when you take certain steps, such as:
Pay a higher voluntary excess shows insurers you're unlikely to make frivolous or small claims
By avoiding small claims you'll have a better chance of building your no-claims bonus - earning you lower premiums in the future
Driving fewer miles reduces your risk of being involved in an accident, so you're less likely to need to claim
Paying annually generally works out cheaper than spreading the cost over 12 months, though it does mean a bigger initial payment
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