2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 4WD
2019 · Pu · gasoline/diesel
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About average to insure for a 2019 car
From what insurers have paid out on this model
Compares cars, not drivers. Not a quote.
Insurance estimates for
- Crash rating
- 4/5 NHTSA stars
- Insurance claims
- 104 4% above average
- Theft risk
- Low 29% below average
- Awards
- 0 none this year
Why insurance costs what it does
What insurers have paid out on this model, compared with a typical car. Bars to the right mean higher claims than typical, which push the price up.
- Crash repairsCollision12% above
- Theft, vandalism and hailComprehensive67% above
- Damage from other driversDCPD23% below
- Injury payoutsAccident benefits38% below
- How often it's stolenTheft frequency29% below
How the grade is worked out
We estimate what a typical driver with full coverage would pay for this model in Ontario, then rank it against every other 2019 model. The car-specific part of the premium follows what insurers have paid out on this model (the bars above). A is cheaper to insure than at least 80% of them. It compares cars, not drivers: your own quote depends mostly on your age, record and address.
Sources: Alberta AIRB, FSRA, GAA, Facility Association and IBC How Cars Measure Up. How this works
Safety
4/5 in U.S. government crash tests (NHTSA) on the Silverado 2500. 5 is best.
- Overall★★★★
- Head-on crash★★★
- Side crash★★★★★
- Rollover resistance★★★
Driver assist
- Automatic emergency braking: not offered
- Forward collision warning: not offered
- Lane departure warning: not offered
- Blind-spot warning: not offered
About these ratings
Stars measure how well the cabin protects people in a lab crash, not how often the car crashes. They're for the U.S. version (PU/RC, 4WD) of the same model year, usually the same car as in Canada. IIHS awards can depend on headlights or trim. How this works
Fuel and emissions
No NRCan fuel economy figures for this model.