Need to check the insurance group of your car? Read this detailed guide, which gives all the information you need about specific makes and models and the groups to which they belong.
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What do they mean? Find out how they relate to running costs and theft resistance. If you're changing your car you'll want to think about the cost of insurance before you commit to buy. The insurance group rating is the key.
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Every car in the UK is allocated an insurance group to help insurers work out how much to charge you for cover. The groups start at 1 for the cheapest cover rising to 50 for the most-expensive cover. Put your car registration number into our group checker to see where your car sits.
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Cars fall in different insurance groups that tell how much premium you have to pay. Here we explain what the different groups mean.
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Insurers put all cars into one of 50 'insurance groups', with cars in the lower groups being cheaper to insure. When choosing a car to buy, use our tool to find out which cars are in the lowest insurance groups so you can be sure the cost of cover will be affordable.
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There are 50 different car insurance groups - those in insurance group No.1 are the cheapest cars to insure while those in insurance group 50 are the most expensive. The number of insurance groups has changed in recent years.
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Knowing your car's insurance group, or band, is an important part of knowing how insurers feel about your vehicle, and the risk. In simple terms, the lower the car insurance group, the cheaper the premium is likely to be. For more on understanding car insurance grouping, and how it affects the price you pay for your car insurance, do read on ...
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In the UK, cars are categorised into insurance groups ranging from 1 to 50, with Group 1 being the lowest risk and Group 50 the highest. This system is designed to give insurers a quick and consistent way of estimating the risk and cost of insuring different makes and models of cars.
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All new cars in the UK are given an insurance group rating, from 1 to 50, to help insurance providers decide how to calculate car insurance premiums. The rating essentially tells insurers which cars are the most expensive to cover as well as which ones are the cheapest to cover.
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Use our car insurance group checker to find out what insurance group your car is in and what that means for the price of your premiums.
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