What is insurance group 9e

Where security has been rated, the insurance group number, from 1 to 50, is followed by a letter, which shows the results of the assessment. E= Exceeds the security requirement for a car of this type and the group rating has been reduced – so a group 10 car that exceeds the standard is listed as a 9E.

What does the E stand for on insurance?

E – The car has exceeded security requirements for its group and has therefore been placed in a lower insurance group. P – Data for the car is only provisional. P is used when the data used by the rating system was incomplete when the car was launched.

Is insurance Group 7 high or low?

Cars in insurance group 7 are some of the cheapest to insure. This is because statistically they are less likely to be in an accident. Their parts will also be relatively easy to get hold of and it won't cost too much for repairs. This keeps costs down for insurers which means premiums remain low.

What is the cheapest insurance group for cars?

Every car belongs to one of 50 car insurance groups, which are used by insurers to help set the premium you pay. Cars in group one are the cheapest to insure, while those in group 50 are the most expensive – and the more powerful and luxurious your car, the higher the group it will be in.

Is insurance Group 1 high or low?

A group one car is the cheapest category of cars to insure. It's decided by things like engine size, value, security and potential repair costs.