Cheap car insurance for women who drive Fords
The Ford motor company was founded in 1903 by Henry Ford and ever since then has had an astonishing impact on the automobile industry and also on the socio economics of the UK. By 1924 Britain’s 300,000 th Ford car had been produced and the company continued to grow rapidly. Today Ford remains one of the most popular car makes of all time. Many people choose Ford because of its reputation as a maker of safe and reliable cars. You can also get cheap car insurance for women when you choose a Ford as many models fall into a low car insurance group.
Ford Fiesta
There are 29 Ford Fiesta models ranging in price from £8,295 - £13,595. They sit in car insurance group 3 to 13 so depending on your budget it is possible to get a great value car that enables you to get cheap car insurance for women too.
Ford Focus
There are 96 Ford Focuses in the range which fall into the price bracket of £11,195 - £18,825. The Ford Focus car insurance group ranges from 4 to 10. Basic models are relatively cheap to insure and higher specifications are more costly to insure.
Ford Mondeo
There are 120 Ford Mondeo models in the range and they are in the car insurance bracket 8 to 16. The higher specification models are quite expensive to insure. They range in price from £15,995 - £25,200.
Ford Galaxy
There are 13 Ford Galaxy’s in the range and they range in price from £19,565 - £25,720. They fall into car insurance group 11 to 16. This means that they are quite expensive to insure.
If you own a Ford, get cheap car insurance for women
At CoverGirl Car Insurance Services we provide cheap car insurance for women. We only insure women, although you can have a male named driver on your motor insurance policy, so can offer you great deals. Men are statistically proven to cause more car accidents and are therefore more of an insurance risk. Get a quote for cheap car insurance today and find out how much you can save. Call now on 0333 123 1308 for more information or to get a quote over the phone.
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