The car brands with the largest increases in spare parts prices have been named.

      According to the RSA, the average increase in OSAGO payouts for spare parts over the year amounted to 4.5%. However, for certain automakers the price rises were noticeably higher than that figure. Volkswagen topped the anti-ranking — the cost of spare parts for cars of this brand rose by as much as 13.9%. Renault came second, with its components becoming 10.5% more expensive. Third place went to Hyundai, with prices up 9.7%. Skoda (9.5%) and Audi (6.8%) also made the top five brands with the most significant spare-part price increases.