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Does your insurance increase for four wheel drive?In: Auto Insurance |
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No unless the car was more expensive than the previous car. Insurance is based on the 'newness' or expense of the car and the driving record of the insured.
First answer by Jus4info. Last edit by Jus4info. Contributor trust: 134 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 1 [recommend question]
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