Netflix's Most Expensive Insured Cars: Real-World Price Tags Revealed

Admit it, you've probably drooled over some of the sweet rides you see on Netflix. But between demon chases, hit-and-runs, and cars running on WINE, let's just say your insurance agent would have a heart attack.

We ran the numbers (well, okay, some experts did) and figured out how much these iconic cars would REALLY cost to insure. Spoiler alert: get ready for some eye-popping numbers!

Chief Hopper's Demogorgon-Dodging Blazer (Stranger Things): $350k+ a year
Dude's a cop who constantly wrecks his truck to escape monsters! Those flashing lights don't help either. No wonder it's crazy expensive.

The Queen's Rolls Royce (The Crown): $140k+ a year This thing is worth millions, screams "steal me", and belongs to THE QUEEN. Let's just say her policy covers more than fender benders.

Prince Charles' Wine-Fueled Aston Martin (The Crown): $260k+ a year Okay, a super pricey car AND it runs on wine... enough said. You'd need a king's ransom just to fill 'er up, let alone cover the insurance!

Lucifer's Flaming Corvette: $170k+ a year The devil drives a LAPD hot rod AND rules hell. That's like, maximum risk. Plus, the car blew up once, making this even pricier.

Klaus' Superhero Speedster (Umbrella Academy): $140k+ a year He's a reckless superhero who loves speeding. Insurance companies would see dollar signs...and then a blur as he crashes.

Jolene's Sweet Chevy (The Queen's Gambit): $2k+ a year She's young, so premiums are higher, and she splurged on a fancy ride. But hey, at least she (probably) obeys traffic laws.

Peggy's Hit-and-Run Machine (Fargo): $210k+ a year Girl, you can't ditch a crime scene and expect cheap insurance! Even her quiet job can't save her from that sky-high penalty.

The Bottom Line

Netflix cars are awesome... until you think about the real-world costs. Let's just appreciate them from afar and stick to our sensible sedans, okay?