Chevrolet Camaro Insurance

The Camaro typifies the ‘oldie but a goodie’ mentality when it becomes to Chevrolet. One of the most famous muscle cars in the world, the Camaro was released all the way back in 1967 to compete with the iconic Ford Mustang.

The Camaro will enter into its ninth generation of vehicle in 2019. Keep reading to find out just how much you could expect to pay for your Camaro car insurance and how you could bring down your insurance cost.

Average insurance rates for the Chevrolet Camaro

Our research indicates that you can keep your Camaro insured for £149.03 per month, or a single yearly instalment of £1,632.32. Whilst expensive, the old saying applies: you get what you pay for. And with the Camaro, you certainly get a lot.

We used the following information as a baseline for our insurance inquiries:

• The driver was identified as a thirty-year-old man from Exeter, employed as a teacher.
• We requested comprehensive insurance.
• The driver was the only person covered in the insurance policy. The vehicle was the only one owned by the driver, and used for social, domestic, pleasure, and commuting purposes.
• The driver was in line with the national average of 10,000 miles every year.
• The vehicle was secured in a public car park during day and on a driveway during the night.
• The car was fitted with factory-standard safety and security measures.
• The driver maintained a five-year record with no claims and no convictions, motoring or otherwise.

How can I save on my premiums?

• As you might expect, you pay more to insure models with larger engine capacities. However, with the Camaro, this is greater than you’d expect. An automatic 6.2L model could cost, by some estimates, approximately £99.06 more than the 3.8L model every month.
• Insurance companies will be interested in your personal situation. This includes details such as your age, sex, marital status, and geographical location, and can be expanded to include your no-claims discount and record of motoring and non-motoring convictions.
• Try to stay within the national average of 10,000 miles per year.
• Insurers would like to know whether your vehicle has any modifications installed. This includes safety and security features, which might bring down your premiums, and non-safety modifications, which would likely be viewed poorly.
• Financial situation dependent, it may be advantageous to switch from paying your insurance payments monthly or in an annual statement. This switch is predicted to save you an average of £156.08 every year.

Facts about the Chevrolet Camaro

• When the Camaro was first revealed in 1966, the press asked ‘What is a Camaro?’ and were informed that the answer was ‘a small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs.’
• The history of the Camaro suggests that its name comes from the French translation for ‘comradeship’, but this is in fact not the case. The translation is similar, but not exact.
• Motor Trend Magazine named the Chevrolet Camaro its 2016 Car of the Year.

How safe is the Chevrolet Camaro?

The Camaro has been positively reviewed for safety by numerous critics. The National Highway Safety Traffic Administration gave the vehicle a solid five-star rating, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety also granted the Camaro a near-perfect rating across the board.

The 2018 Chevrolet Camaro is fitted with a vast range of safety and security features as standard, so don’t worry! These include your typical multiple airbags, but also include traction control, daytime running lights, electronic stability control, and brake assist software. If you’re looking for a safe muscle car, this just might be the car for you! Ask your insurer what extra safety and security features you can add in return for lower premiums.