Age is a main determinant of how much auto insurance will cost. For a 2009 Dodge Challenger R/T model, 16-year-olds pay $6,238 annually on average for full coverage, while 40-year-olds only spend $1,349. A 16-year-old will shell out $8,740 annually for a 2022 model compared to a 40-year-old who will pay $1,926.
For the Dodge Challenger's base model, there is a special trim called the Dodge Challenger R/T. MoneyGeek compared the top insurance companies for a Dodge Challenger R/T in terms of price, service and claims record since affordability is not the sole thing that counts.