How Cars Measure Up

The property and casualty insurance industry gathers and analyzes statistics on the number and cost of collision, comprehensive, direct compensation property damage (DCPD) and accident benefit claims for the most popular Canadian models of cars, passenger vans, SUVs and pickup trucks.

The results give consumers an accurate picture of how collision and other claims affect the cost of auto insurance for particular makes and models of cars.

This year's edition of "How Cars Measure Up" presents the results for 2003 through 2021 models where at least 1,500 of each of the models were insured between 2016 and 2021. The information comes entirely from actual insurance claims data, collected from most of the car insurance companies in Canada.

Low Claims Can Add Up to Premium Savings 

Columns highlighted in green indicate positive rankings – in comparison with others – in the current marketplace. Multiple green highlights can potentially add up to less expensive insurance premiums.

Year Model Years ​Document Type
2013
2000 - 2012
PDF / Excel
2014
2001 - 2013
PDF / Excel
2015
2002 - 2014
​Excel
2016
2003 - 2015
Excel
2017
​2004 - 2016
Excel
2018
1999 - 2017
Excel
2019
​2000 - 2018
Excel
2020
2001 - 2019​
Excel
2021
​2002 - 2020
Excel
​2022
​2003 - 2021
Excel