The Most Expensive Vehicles to Insure

Aspiring to be the world's premier SUV, Range Rover is packed with sophisticated equipment, including a fiber-optic wiring harness in place of commonplace copper wire. ***

As the fastest version of the Porsche Cayenne SUV ***

The Super V8 is the priciest of the five XJ sedans sold by Jaguar. Built as a long-wheelbase variant, it doesn't sacrifice any performance for the extra rear-seat space it acquires. ***

BMW loads so much performance-boosting technology inside the M5 that it dubs the car ***

The Phaeton is the largest Volkswagen ever sold. The Phaeton W12 version may also be the fastest, with a 420-hp V12 engine capable of accelerating the big sedan from zero to 60 mph in 5.9 seconds. ***

The AMG suffix attached to Mercedes-Benz models signifies that the vehicle is a special edition designed by Mercedes-AMG, a subsidiary chartered to make super-fast cars. ***

Audi attains a weight savings of 50 percent by crafting the body of its A8L W12 from aluminum instead of steel. Then it adds a 450-hp V12 engine, which further complicates the auto's anatomy. ***

As the luxury leader of BMW's 7 Series, the 760Li sits on a stretched wheelbase that ***

The Town Car Ballistic Protection Series, or BPS, is insurance in itself. The 40-millimeter-thick windows can stop rifle rounds. ***

Mercedes says this open-top roadster is the most powerful in its class, thanks to twin turbochargers mounted on the V12 engine producing 612 hp. ***