What small self-charging hybrid has low insurance?
At 88 years old I find that the insurance cost for my Dacia Jogger is prohibitive. I am prepared to downsize. Which small self charging car (petrol/electric) is likely to give the lowest annual insurance cost. I only drive under 3000 miles per annum, mainly 'locally' so the insurance cost is the most important factor; above specification or performance.
Asked on 30 August 2024 by Mr A V J Bailey
Answered by
David Ross
We would suggest looking at cars such as the Toyota Yaris and Yaris Cross, or the Honda Jazz, all of which are available as a hybrid and typically have low insurance costs.
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