Home News Report: Colorado insurance premiums up $277M from increased auto thefts Report: Colorado insurance premiums up $277M from increased auto theftsMay 2, 2023News A car’s window has been smashed and the interior vandalized. Eric Buermeyer / Shutterstock Derek Draplin The Center Square The rise in auto thefts in Colorado since 2014 has resulted in a $277 million increase to auto insurance premiums,… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close Previous Post Preservers of former school building announce grand opening Next Post Hard-hearted mother-in-law has worn out her welcome Featured Local Savings -
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