Insuring Your GMC

The make and model of your vehicle is one of many factors that can affect your car insurance rate quote. If crash test results are not favorable, then you may see that reflected in higher personal injury insurance or medical coverage. If your vehicle is a model often reported stolen, this, too, may be reflected in your auto insurance premiums.

GMC Crash Test Results

Crashworthiness or crash test results for GMC models vary dramatically. The GMC Sierra 1500 Classic performed below average in front-impact crashes compared to other vehicles in its class but performed poorly in rear-impact collisions. The GMC Canyon Isuzu i-series, however, performed well in front-impact collisions and marginally in rear-impact crashes.

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GMC Insurance Claims

Statistical agencies in the industry keep track of insurance claims made and note the numbers for the various makes and models as well as the types of claims made. For example, there were 39 GMC Canyon Pickups, 114 GMC Envoys, 6 GMC Safari Vans, and 2 GMC Sonoma Pickups reported stolen in 2004. Compared to other makes and models, these numbers range from average to well below average. Other claims, however, in the areas of injury and collision were lower than average and substantially lower average.

GMC Auto Insurance

Any medical or liability coverage as well as comprehensive coverage may be a bit higher than average for GMC drivers. To cut down on the potentially higher insurance rates, GMC drivers may install extra anti-theft devices and install all the optional safety devices available from the manufacturer.

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Last Updated: November 10, 2009