Cheapest cars to insure among popular models

 

While you might expect a cheaper car to have a lower insurance rate, that’s not always the case. Car insurance rates vary, sometimes significantly, depending on the kind of vehicle you drive (among other factors).

​​For each of the 25 bestselling vehicles NerdWallet looked at, we found the average insurance rate, the manufacturer’s suggested retail price and the insurance cost as a percentage of the MSRP.

Here’s what it truly costs to insure the most popular cars in the country:

Rank

Average annual insurance premium

MSRP

Insurance as % of MSRP

1. Subaru Outback

$1,336

$26,945

5.0%

2. Subaru Forester

$1,347

$25,195

5.3%

3. Honda CR-V

$1,359

$26,400

5.1%

4. Jeep Wrangler

$1,406

$29,725

4.7%

5. Hyundai Tucson

$1,406

$25,500

5.5%

6. Mazda CX-5

$1,412

$25,900

5.5%

7. Ford Escape

$1,427

$26,010

5.5%

8. Honda Pilot

$1,442

$37,580

3.8%

9. Chevrolet Equinox

$1,459

$25,800

5.7%

10. Ford F-150

$1,465

$29,990

4.9%

11. Toyota RAV4

$1,472

$26,525

5.5%

12. Toyota Tacoma

$1,477

$26,700

5.5%

13. Chevrolet Silverado 1500

$1,524

$29,300

5.2%

15. Toyota 4Runner

$1,534

$37,605

4.1%

16. Jeep Grand Cherokee

$1,543

$37,785

4.1%

17. Ford Explorer

$1,570

$33,245

4.7%

18. Honda Accord

$1,601

$26,120

6.1%

19. Honda Civic

$1,603

$22,350

7.2%

20. GMC Sierra 1500

$1,606

$32,895

4.9%

21. Toyota Highlander

$1,617

$35,405

4.6%

22. Toyota Corolla

$1,623

$20,175

8.0%

23. Toyota Camry

$1,641

$25,395

6.5%

24. Dodge Ram 1500

$1,641

$35,200

4.7%

25. Tesla Model Y

$2,268

$60,990

3.7%

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