Cadillac Auto Insurance

Cadillacs are large luxury cars  produced by the Cadillac Automobile Company, a subdivision of General Motors-North America. Cadillac was founded in 1902 when the Henry Ford Company dissolved. Members of the Ford team formed the new Cadillac company, naming it after the founder of Detroit, Antoine Laumet de la Mothe, Sieur de Cadillac. Since its inception, Cadillac has been a pioneer in the auto industry, developing major technology, such as the V8 engine. In addition to its technological feats, Cadillac is known for creating unique auto accessories, such as the steel roof. The long history of Cadillac means that auto insurance is relatively easy to obtain for your Cadillac – as well as cost effective.

Cadillac crash test scores

Cadillac models scored average to above average in all areas of crash test results. However, most models scored poorly in the area of rear crash protection. Also, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has awarded two Cadillac models with top safety ratings for its 2009 models: Cadillac CTS and Cadillac SRX.

What about Cadillac insurance risk ?

A study conducted by the National Insurance Crime Bureau showed that only 1% of the top 100 most commonly stolen vehicles were Cadillacs, specifically the Cadillac Deville. Your insurance premiums may not be affected by such a low theft rate, but it's a consideration that most companies will take into account.

The costs of Cadillac auto insurance

Insurance rates for Cadillacs vary, depending on the make and model. You can expect to pay from $1,342 to $2,437 for Cadillac auto insurance. For instance, insurance for a Cadillac SRX will cost you $1,482 per year, but you can expect to pay more for insurance for a Cadillac STS-Vs, at an average rate of $2,271 per year.

The Cadillac XLR carries the highest insurance rates on average, with a yearly rate of $2,437. However, finding coverage at a lower price shouldn't be too difficult if you put in enough elbow grease.