Dodge Auto Insurance

Founded as the Dodge Brothers Company in 1900, Dodge has had a long and storied history as an automaker. From the famous feud between Horace and John Dodge and Henry Ford, to several ownership changes over the 20th century, Dodge has built a reputation for building quality trucks and SUVs.

Today the company is the low-price division of the DaimlerChrysler Corporation, and features vehicles which include the Dodge RAM, Dakota and Grand Caravan. To find out what auto insurance for your Dodge will cost, simply request a free Dodge auto insurance quote here at Auto Insurance Advantage!

Dodge safety and its effect on auto insurance

Studies from 2009, by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, found that New Dodge models passed all crash tests, with a "good " or "excellent " rating in all front and rear categories – except for the Dodge Dakota, which scored poorly in rear crash tests. However, Dodge cars accounted for 9% of the top 100 cars stolen, according to a report issued by the National Insurance Crime Bureau.  The new and used models with high theft rates include:

• Dodge Caravan
• Dodge Ram Pickup
• Dodge Intrepid
• Dodge Neon
• Dodge Dakota
• Dodge Dynasty
• Dodge Spirit
• Dodge Stratus
• Dodge Shadow

Owning one of the models on this list may affect your insurance rate.

Dodge auto insurance prices

Wondering what your Dodge will cost you in insurance? It all depends on the make and model. For instance, owning a Dodge RAM in 2009 will cost you $1,485 on average each year, with the Dodge RAM 350 costing the most: $1,548.

The lowest insurance costs are for a Dodge Dakota, with costs of $1,259 per year. Owners of the Dodge Viper will pay the highest costs for insurance, around $2,437 yearly. The average Dodge insurance costs in the Sprinter series is $1,527. The Grand Caravan and Nitro each cost $1,228 per year, and both models have the lowest insurance costs of the Dodge models.