Dodge SRT-10 insurance group

Find out how much it may cost you to insure a Dodge SRT-10 and how to save on your car insurance premiums.

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Dodge SRT-10 models range from insurance groups to 50, so the cost of insurance can vary significantly depending on which model you have.

Dodge SRT-10 insurance groups and cost

In the table below, we show you the insurance group for each Dodge SRT-10 model and also the likely cost at a few different ages.

Model / VersionGroup (1-50)Age 20yrsAge 30yrsAge 40yrsAge 50yrsLink
Dodge SRT-10 8.3 V10 2d50£7,121.14£1,412.48£1,108.35£1,076.97Get Quote
£0.00£0.00£0.00£0.00Get Quote

Average Dodge SRT-10 insurance cost

To provide you with an idea of how much it may cost you to insure your Dodge SRT-10, we ran several quotes to find an average figure. Based on our results, on average, you could insure your Dodge SRT-10 with a comprehensive policy for £1,339.87 yearly, or £116.62 paying monthly.

Dodge SRT-10 insurance cost by location

The table above shows the average cost of Dodge SRT-10 insurance based on insurance groups and driver age. However, there are a number of other factors that affect the cost of your car insurance premiums, and one of the biggest is where you are in the UK. Where you live helps determine the level of risk that your car may be stolen or that you'll be involved in an accident, and this affects the cost of insurance.

To show the power of the postcode, here are some average quotes for a 30-year-old living in 3 different locations. The quotes are for a Dodge SRT-10 8.3 V10 2d.

  • Expensive: £4,979.23 (London E10)
  • Mid-range: £1,412.48 (Chester CH1)
  • Cheap: £988.32 (Newquay TR8)

What factors affect my Dodge SRT-10 insurance rate?

We've covered insurance groups, age and location. Here are some of the other factors that affect your insurance premium costs:

How can I save on my Dodge SRT-10 premiums?

When searching for insurance, you'll want to find the best deal for a price that's within your budget. We've uncovered some tricks you can try to lower the cost of your premium, and we've listed them below.

  • Limit your car usage (where possible). Occasionally deciding to walk or get public transport, rather than using your car, can help to save on your premiums.
  • Pay annually rather than monthly. Whilst it might be scary to part with a large sum of money in one go, if you're able to pay annually you can save an average of £59.52 a year.
  • Install extra safety precautions. The safer your car is, the less of a risk it will be for companies to insure. By adding extra safety measures, you're quite likely to lower your premium.
  • Clear out the garage! If you have a garage – clear it out and park your car there. Parking your car in a garage reduces your risk to insurers and therefore reduces your premiums too.
  • Consider any named drivers. Only name drivers on the insurance policy that regularly drive the vehicle, you can easily add on others at a later date or get them temporary cover.
  • Don't just accept your renewal quote. When it's time for renewal, it's worth investing a couple of hours to shop around: there may be cheaper options out there.

Bottom line

As we've shown, factors like where you live, how old you are, whether you want to pay monthly or annually, and the specific variant of Dodge SRT-10 you're insuring all have a major impact on the cost of cover. In fact, the best prices we found ranged from £0.00 to £15,746.10, and that's based on shopping around to find a competitive deal. Unfortunately, if you don't shop around, there's every chance you could end up paying more than you have to.

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*Based on data provided by Consumer Intelligence Ltd, www.consumerintelligence.com (October ’25). 51% of Confused.com car insurance customers could save £517.83.
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