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As Insure.com initially reported, the Mazda Tribute I SUV is the least-expensive vehicle to insure in the U.S. today when configured with a four-cylinder engine a FWD only. All told, it will cost you an average of $1070.25 to insure annually, just $25.01 than the runner-up Honda Odyssey LX. Splurging on AWD won't hurt you much either, as the four-cylinder Tribute I with AWD is just $1103.29 per year on average and ranks third. Interestingly enough, the top 20 least-expensive vehicles to insure are all vans and SUVs.
Naturally,
the Tribute also earns the distinction of being the least-expensive SUV
to insure as well as the least-expensive vehicle to insure overall.
Every convertible should bring a smile to its owner's face. With the 2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata, that smile will be wider and last longer. Now in the second half of its third generation, Mazda's Miata may have grown a bit larger and more powerful (not to mention safer), but it still begs to be thrown around curves.
"The
MX-5 has an unbelievable sense of balance and control," MotorTrend said in a
test of the 2010 convertible.