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You may be shopping for a new car right now, enjoying the 2010 models and whichever 2011 cars have already hit the market. Among the newest cars out there are the Ford Fiesta, Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Hyundai Sonata.

As important as these cars are for their respective segments, there are five 2012 models headed your way, passenger vehicles which will begin to hit the market in early 2011. Yes, go ahead and shop for a new car, but keep in mind what is coming down the pike too. You just may want to wait a year to get one of several hot 2012 model year cars.

Alfa Romeo Guilietta -- Alfa Romeo is back thanks to parent Fiat's acquisition of Chrysler. The Fiat 500, an exciting 2011 model will arrive first, but the Alfa brand will be back soon thereafter, selling the Giulietta through Chrysler dealerships beginning early 2012. This premium compact features a 1.4L I4 turbo-charged engine with a strut front suspension and multi-link rear. Powered by its front wheels, the Guilietta will blend performance, comfort and top notch fuel economy.

Cadillac ATS -- Finally, an all new baby Cadillac hits the market in the form of the ATS. Like the larger CTS, this car will be powered by its rear wheels and be offered in sedan, coupe and, if we're lucky, cabriolet body styles. The Cimarron and Catera, earlier unsuccessful Cadillac forays into the compact car market, will likely be forgotten when the ATS hits. Powered by turbocharged 14 engine, this Caddy will take on the BMW 3-Series, Mercedes C Class and Lexus IS. Expect a late 2011 arrival for the all new Caddy.

Ford C-Max -- How can a crossover possibly be exciting? Well, when it features an EcoBoost four cylinder engine, dual-clutch transmission and three rows of seats, the Ford C-Max shouldn't have much difficulty turning heading. And if that isn't enough, the Focus platform based model, itself updated for 2012, should compare favorably with the Mazda5, the segment's darling model.

Buick Regal GS -- Remember the Buick Grand National? That late 1980s era car was the sporting version of the Buick Regal, a model that single-handedly raised the visibility of the Buick brand. When GM discontinued the Grand National, the Buick brand declined, which means that mostly everyone equates Buicks with old people. The Regal GS is designed to change all that, offering a high output turbocharged 2.0L I4 with 20 inch wheels, body kit and bigger brakes, attributes which should help Buick show its performance side once again.

Tesla Model S -- The second model in the Tesla line up is the S model, a four-door electric sedan that will bring Tesla Roadster goodness to the masses. Well, not exactly. Unlike the Roadster which is underpinned by a Lotus platform, this all new five to seven passenger sedan should offer a 300 mile range with an optional battery pack and zip the car from zero to sixty in 5.6 seconds. Arriving in late 2011, Tesla promises to hold the price under $60K after government rebates.

Each of the models rolling out for the 2012 model year breaks new ground or at least takes a common theme and finds a way to enhance it. If these cars aren't worth your wait, then buy now. Otherwise, hold on for 2013 because more all new models featuring advanced engineering, cutting-edge technology and out of this world design will most certainly follow.

Matthew C. Keegan is a freelance writer who resides in North Carolina. Matt is a contributing writer for Andy's Auto Sport an aftermarket supplier of body kits and other quality car parts.

What Cars Have the Best Car Insurance Rates?

When consumers shop for a car, they don't usually consider if the type of car they buy will affect their insurance rates. The type of car you buy actually plays a part in whether you pay a high or low premium. If you are looking to acquire a reasonably priced insurance policy with your new car, it is important to know what cars have the best rates.

The nonprofit public service organization, The Highway Loss Data Institute, (HLDI) is a group that assesses vehicles for the insurance industry to find out which cars are a high risk. By high risk, they mean cars that are most likely to be stolen, involved in an accident as the result of a collision, and have a high number of injury claims filed. When assessing the risk of theft, the organization will look at such as aspects as the number of doors a car has as well as the color of the car.

The HLDI has found that "four door cars have a 93% less chance of having a claim related to theft than 2-door cars of the same make and model." As well, a report by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) found that "cars that have the least claims filed for theft include the Buick LeSabre, Volvo V70 Station Wagon, and the Mercury Grand Marquis."

According to HLDI, the lowest injury claims filed are large vehicles such as large cars, pickup trucks, and sport utility vehicles (SUVs). Many car retailers report that the following cars are the least expensive to insure:

- Chrysler PT Cruiser 4dr Wagon
- Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD 4dr SUV
- Saturn L300 1 4dr Sedan
- Volvo S40 4dr Sedan
- Saab 38600 Linear 2.3t 4dr SportWagon
- Buick Century Special Edition 4dr Sedan
- GMC Safari SLE AWD 3dr Minivan
- Dodge Caravan SE 4dr Minivan
- Saturn ION 1 4dr Sedan
- Pontiac Sunfire 2dr Coupe

Vehicles that are among the least expensive for collision claims include:

- GMC Safari 4-wheel drive
- GMC Yukon XL 1500 4-wheel drive
- Ford Excursion 2-wheel drive
- GMC 2500

Vehicle Models with some of the least expensive injury claims include:

- GMC Sierra 2500 2-wheel and 4 wheel drives
- Chevrolet Silverado
- GMC Yukon XL 1500 4-wheel
- Chevy Tahoe 2-wheel

A few of the ' Top 2009 Safety Pick Cars' as published by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety include:

- Large Cars: Acura RL, Audi A6, Cadillac CTS, Ford Taurus, Hyundai Genesis
- 4-door models built after 11/08, Lincoln MKS, Mercury Sable, Toyota Avalon, Volvo S80
- Midsize Cars: Acura TL, Acura TSX, Audi A3, Audi A4, BMW 3 series 4-door models, Ford Fusion 2009-10 models with ESC (optional in 2009, standard in 2010)
- Honda Accord 4-door models, Lincoln MKZ 2010 models, Subaru Legacy, Volkswagen CC
- Small Cars: Honda Civic 4-door models (except Si) with optional ESC, Mitsubishi Lancer with optional ESC, Scion xB, - Subaru Impreza, Toyota Corolla with optional ESC, Volkswagen Rabbit 4-door models, Volkswagen Jetta, Volkswagen Passat

When determining insurance premiums, insurance companies will look at a car's make, model, safety record, and rate of theft. Knowing these statistics will help you choose the best car with the best insurance rate.

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