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... you're ignoring the underlying availability. The total number of Hyundais sold in the US is comparable to combined sales of Honda Civics and Toyota Camrys a
by GavinMcG 4y ago
... you're ignoring the underlying availability. The total number of Hyundais sold in the US is comparable to combined sales of Honda Civics and Toyota Camrys alone. The question is whether the risk of a Hyundai/Kia being stolen is disproportionately high, since that's what affects its impact on an insurer.
- bluedino 4y agoExactly the point of my second list.
- GavinMcG 4y agoAh, okay. Then to answer your question: because those cars' rapid rise into the top 20 on that list means that there's an uncertain risk calculation (and one that old rates do not reflect) and so the insurer isn't willing to bet that the rise won't continue.