Why does the engine size of a car make so much difference in car insurance quotes?
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009
Matthew A asked:
How is it that cars with bigger engines are much more expensive to insure? Surely a 1.0 litre car and a 2.5 V6 car both travelling at 70MPH for example will cause the same amount of damage (albeit the car that weighs more may have more momentum).
How is it that cars with bigger engines are much more expensive to insure? Surely a 1.0 litre car and a 2.5 V6 car both travelling at 70MPH for example will cause the same amount of damage (albeit the car that weighs more may have more momentum).
I can’t seem to work out the other side of this arguement. Is there anyone who could explain the difference please?
Thank You!
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Sally