What are the cheapest cars to insure for young drivers

Car insurance for young drivers is more expensive than ever in order to alleviate the cost, here is a tour of the cheapest cars to ensure - and to avoid some.
Young people under 20 years are charged more for car insurance than any other group of drivers, because they are perceived as those who are most at risk of an accident.
These drivers can pay up to four times more than the average, to secure a car, according to a comparison site confused.com
A look at the price of car insurance for young drivers is a complete male can pay on average £ 4,000 per year.
In fact, for many young drivers, car insurance often costs more than the purchase and operation of the SPV.
Why young drivers are advised to check the expected cost of insurance before you buy a car sign - because some much more expensive to insure than others.
Gareth Kloet of confused.com said: "Young drivers and students tell us that the cost of insurance, the biggest obstacle is getting behind the wheel: more than the cost of buying the car.
"Buying your first car should be exciting, not a concern, that you can afford the cost of insurance. Confused.com Here we want to offer young riders the opportunity to find the perfect car with the cheapest insurance."
"As soon as the driver of the car was found, should shop around to cover the premiums can vary widely between providers, a comparison site is a good way to do this."
But what is the cheapest and most expensive small cars are available?
Topping the list is the Ford KA2 (£ 1,651 per year), followed by Ford Ka (£ 1,780) followed. Next, the Peugeot 107 (£ 1,994) Daewoo Matiz (2258 pounds) and the Mini Cooper (2268 €) is followed.
The most expensive one Honda Civic (4512 pounds), a VW Golf (3928 pounds) and an Opel Astra (3722 pounds) is.
They are closely related to a Ford Focus (£ 3,677) and a Renault Megane (3327 pounds), followed