CARS THAT GET THE MOST TICKETS

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CARS THAT GET THE MOST TICKETS
Cars don't get tickets, drivers do. And 33.6 percent of drivers of the Subaru WRX know that because they have received at least one ticket for a traffic violation, according to a study by Insurance.com. The team analyzed data from 526 models and more than 557,000 recent Insurance.com customers to figure out which vehicles received the most traffic violations. And the Subaru WRX topped the list. Why? CBS News surmises that the car, which has a relatively inexpensive starting price, receives more tickets because it is favored by younger drivers, who tend to be more inexperienced and careless.
The top 20 vehicles that get the most tickets with percentage of drivers ticketed:

  1. Subaru WRX, 33.6 percent
  2. Pontiac GTO, 32.7 percent
  3. Scion FR-S, 32.6 percent
  4. Toyota Supra, 30.8 percent
  5. Subaru Tribeca, 29.7 percent
  6. Volkswagen Rabbit, 29.6 percent
  7. Mercury Topaz, 28.8 percent
  8. Scion tC, 28.8 percent
  9. Toyota FJ Cruiser, 28.4 percent
  10. Mazda2, 28.1 percent
  11. Hyundai Veloster, 28.1 percent
  12. Volkswagen GTI, 28.1 percent
  13. Suzuki Reno, 28.1 percent
  14. Scion xA, 27.8 percent
  15. Pontiac G8, 27.7 percent
  16. MINI Cooper S Countryman, 27.5 percent
  17. Mitsubishi 3000 GT, 27.4 percent
  18. Saturn Aura, 27.1 percent
  19. Infiniti QX56/QX80, 27.1 percent
  20. Toyota Prius C, 27.0 percent

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