Buying a used car can be a great way to get a good deal on a vehicle, but it’s essential to factor in the car insurance cost before you make a purchase to stay within your budget.

You’ll need car insurance to buy a car. All states except New Hampshire require you to purchase car insurance — and even in New Hampshire, you’re financially liable for an accident. Keep reading to learn how much you’ll pay for car insurance on a used car.

Used car insurance calculator

Use our used car insurance calculator below to find average rates for more than 3,500 used car models from 2006 to 2020. Input your car year, make/model and state of residence to determine how much you can expect to pay for used car insurance.

Used car insurance calculator

Average insurance rates for your used car

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Key Highlights
  • Get car insurance quotes before buying a car so you know how much to budget monthly for insurance.
  • Make sure you have car insurance before driving off the lot.
  • If you finance your used car purchase, your lender will require you to purchase collision and comprehensive coverage.

How much does used car insurance cost?

Car insurance rates are personalized to each driver based on location, credit score and driving history. In addition, the year, make and model of your vehicle will determine how much you pay for used car insurance.

How much does full coverage car insurance cost for a used car?

The make, model and year of your vehicle greatly impact the cost of auto insurance for a used car. Typically, used cars with high-end finishes are more expensive to insure because they cost more to repair or replace.

To give you an idea of what you might pay for coverage, we’ve included a variety of used car insurance rates by car make and model in the table below. These rates reflect a full coverage policy with 100/300/50 in personal liability coverage and a $500 deductible for collision and comprehensive insurance.

Even if the specific car you’re considering isn’t listed, this data should give you a ballpark range for your rate based on the vehicle year, make and model.

Model year Make Model Avg. annual rate
2014FordF-150$1,682 
2014ChevroletSilverado$1,829 
2014ToyotaRAV4$1,664 
2015FordF-150$1,811 
2015ChevroletSilverado$1,926 
2015ToyotaRAV4$1,669 
2016FordF-150$1,866 
2016ChevroletSilverado$2,012 
2016ToyotaRAV4$1,751 
2017FordF-150$1,928 
2017ChevroletSilverado$2,084 
2017ToyotaRAV4$1,780 
2018FordF-150$1,985 
2018ChevroletSilverado$2,144 
2018ToyotaRAV4$1,855 
2019FordF-150$2,067 
2019ChevroletSilverado$2,207 
2019ToyotaRAV4$1,906 
2020FordF-150$2,161 
2020ChevroletSilverado$2,270 
2020ToyotaRAV4$1,945 
2021FordF-150$2,217 
2021ChevroletSilverado$2,371 
2021ToyotaRAV4$2,046 
2022FordF-150$2,340 
2022ChevroletSilverado$2,437 
2022ToyotaRAV4$2,087 
2023FordF-150$2,511 
2023ChevroletSilverado$2,557 
2023ToyotaRAV4$2,153 

Cheapest car insurance companies for used car insurance

Insurance companies rate risk differently, which can result in dramatic differences in premium quotes, including for used vehicles. We looked at our data from vehicle model years 2014 to 2023 to find the cheapest insurance company for used vehicle coverage.

For most model years, Geico was the cheapest insurance company for used car coverage, and only dropped to second place for the model years when it was not ranked No. 1. 

In fact, Geico, State Farm and Progressive were the three cheapest insurance companies for insuring vehicles from the model years 2014 to 2020. Nationwide moved into the top three for the 2021 to 2023 model years. 

On the other end of the spectrum, Allstate and Farmers traded back and forth for the honor of being the most expensive insurance company for model years 2014 to 2023. 

When it comes to premium differences between the 2014 and 2023 model years, Nationwide had the smallest price difference, charging 13% more for a 2023 model when compared to the 2014 version of the same vehicle. 

Allstate posted the biggest price difference between the two model years we looked at, with the 2023 model costing 40% more than the 2014 version. See more rates in the table below.

Model Year Company  Average rates
2014Allstate$2,148 
2014Farmers$2,098 
2014Geico$1,577 
2014Nationwide$1,872 
2014Progressive$1,811 
2014State Farm$1,573 
2015Allstate$2,268 
2015Farmers$2,312 
2015Geico$1,643 
2015Nationwide$1,945 
2015Progressive$1,892 
2015State Farm$1,654 
2016Allstate$2,349 
2016Farmers$2,357 
2016Geico$1,689 
2016Nationwide$1,945 
2016Progressive$1,952 
2016State Farm$1,709 
2017Allstate$2,466 
2017Farmers$2,460 
2017Geico$1,766 
2017Nationwide$2,040 
2017Progressive$2,014 
2017State Farm$1,767 
2018Allstate$2,558 
2018Farmers$2,544 
2018Geico$1,811 
2018Nationwide$2,170 
2018Progressive$2,100 
2018State Farm$1,834 
2019Allstate$2,687 
2019Farmers$2,630 
2019Geico$1,873 
2019Nationwide$2,196 
2019Progressive$2,146 
2019State Farm$1,888 
2020Allstate$2,854 
2020Farmers$2,748 
2020Geico$1,965 
2020Nationwide$2,214 
2020Progressive$2,256 
2020State Farm$1,939 
2021Allstate$3,027 
2021Farmers$2,856 
2021Geico$2,044 
2021Nationwide$2,101 
2021Progressive$2,321 
2021State Farm$1,988 
2022Allstate$3,250 
2022Farmers$2,992 
2022Geico$2,117 
2022Nationwide$2,102 
2022Progressive$2,395 
2022State Farm$2,054 
2023Allstate$3,549 
2023Farmers$3,098 
2023Geico$2,264 
2023Nationwide$2,152 
2023Progressive$2,466 
2023State Farm$2,148 

Used car insurance rates by state

The state you call home will also impact your car insurance rates; insurers look at weather, crime statistics, population density and claim rates in your local area. Even local laws can push rates higher or lower. 

We analyzed the data for model years 2014 to 2023 to see which state has the lowest rates for used car insurance. 

While Vermont was the cheapest state for coverage on a 2014 model-year vehicle, with a premium of $1,136, Idaho and Maine also topped the list of the cheapest states, along with Hawaii, Ohio, Maine and New Hampshire.

Vermont, Idaho and Maine are mainly rural, with low crime rates, which almost always leads to low rates. Hawaii is a no-fault state that does not allow insurers to consider your credit score, which helps keep rates affordable. 

Louisiana was the most expensive state for used car coverage regardless of which model year, with an average premium of $3,511 for a 2017 model-year vehicle and $4,164 for a 2023 model year vehicle.

Louisiana often tops the list as the most expensive state for car insurance due to a high theft rate and a large number of lawsuits. Louisiana also experiences severe weather, which can cause massive damage, leading to claims. 

Georgia was the second-most expensive state, with Texas, Michigan and South Dakota rotating in and out of third. 

Model Year State Average rates
2014Alaska$1,994 
2014Alabama$1,732 
2014Arkansas$1,755 
2014Arizona$1,801 
2014California$2,397 
2014Colorado$2,350 
2014Connecticut$2,101 
2014Washington, D.C.$2,284 
2014Delaware$1,950 
2014Florida$2,748 
2014Georgia$2,824 
2014Hawaii$1,257 
2014Iowa$1,521 
2014Idaho$1,152 
2014Illinois$1,793 
2014Indiana$1,625 
2014Kansas$1,879 
2014Kentucky$2,204 
2014Louisiana$3,176 
2014Massachusetts$1,447 
2014Maryland$1,638 
2014Maine$1,178 
2014Michigan$2,251 
2014Minnesota$1,985 
2014Missouri$2,227 
2014Mississippi$1,703 
2014Montana$1,748 
2014North Carolina$1,416 
2014North Dakota$1,511 
2014Nebraska$1,794 
2014New Hampshire$1,302 
2014New Jersey$1,868 
2014New Mexico$1,800 
2014Nevada$1,968 
2014New York$1,522 
2014Ohio$1,259 
2014Oklahoma$1,857 
2014Oregon$1,735 
2014Pennsylvania$1,854 
2014Rhode Island$2,362 
2014South Carolina$1,844 
2014South Dakota$1,994 
2014Tennessee$2,004 
2014Texas$2,562 
2014Utah$1,522 
2014Virginia$1,487 
2014Vermont$1,136 
2014Washington$1,590 
2014Wisconsin$1,312 
2014West Virginia$1,705 
2014Wyoming$1,723 
2015Alaska$2,045 
2015Alabama$1,848 
2015Arkansas$1,882 
2015Arizona$1,910 
2015California$2,519 
2015Colorado$2,520 
2015Connecticut$2,193 
2015Washington, D.C.$2,379 
2015Delaware$2,026 
2015Florida$2,803 
2015Georgia$2,905 
2015Hawaii$1,306 
2015Iowa$1,644 
2015Idaho$1,208 
2015Illinois$1,883 
2015Indiana$1,729 
2015Kansas$2,028 
2015Kentucky$2,365 
2015Louisiana$3,328 
2015Massachusetts$1,517 
2015Maryland$1,715 
2015Maine$1,254 
2015Michigan$2,426 
2015Minnesota$2,092 
2015Missouri$2,367 
2015Mississippi$1,810 
2015Montana$1,880 
2015North Carolina$1,461 
2015North Dakota$1,633 
2015Nebraska$1,936 
2015New Hampshire$1,378 
2015New Jersey$1,931 
2015New Mexico$1,930 
2015Nevada$2,029 
2015New York$1,593 
2015Ohio$1,341 
2015Oklahoma$1,987 
2015Oregon$1,836 
2015Pennsylvania$1,954 
2015Rhode Island$2,444 
2015South Carolina$1,922 
2015South Dakota$2,177 
2015Tennessee$2,138 
2015Texas$2,660 
2015Utah$1,613 
2015Virginia$1,554 
2015Vermont$1,214 
2015Washington$1,641 
2015Wisconsin$1,416 
2015West Virginia$1,796 
2015Wyoming$1,816 
2016Alaska$2,091 
2016Alabama$1,888 
2016Arkansas$1,938 
2016Arizona$1,945 
2016California$2,574 
2016Colorado$2,576 
2016Connecticut$2,236 
2016Washington, D.C.$2,439 
2016Delaware$2,070 
2016Florida$2,825 
2016Georgia$2,938 
2016Hawaii$1,319 
2016Iowa$1,694 
2016Idaho$1,238 
2016Illinois$1,924 
2016Indiana$1,774 
2016Kansas$2,096 
2016Kentucky$2,433 
2016Louisiana$3,409 
2016Massachusetts$1,576 
2016Maryland$1,759 
2016Maine$1,284 
2016Michigan$2,485 
2016Minnesota$2,133 
2016Missouri$2,429 
2016Mississippi$1,870 
2016Montana$1,934 
2016North Carolina$1,559 
2016North Dakota$1,691 
2016Nebraska$1,996 
2016New Hampshire$1,419 
2016New Jersey$1,985 
2016New Mexico$1,981 
2016Nevada$2,060 
2016New York$1,635 
2016Ohio$1,372 
2016Oklahoma$2,044 
2016Oregon$1,874 
2016Pennsylvania$2,024 
2016Rhode Island$2,513 
2016South Carolina$1,964 
2016South Dakota$2,254 
2016Tennessee$2,187 
2016Texas$2,722 
2016Utah$1,644 
2016Virginia$1,586 
2016Vermont$1,255 
2016Washington$1,677 
2016Wisconsin$1,457 
2016West Virginia$1,854 
2016Wyoming$1,888 
2017Alaska$2,159 
2017Alabama$1,968 
2017Arkansas$2,033 
2017Arizona$2,027 
2017California$2,665 
2017Colorado$2,688 
2017Connecticut$2,322 
2017Washington, D.C.$2,506 
2017Delaware$2,151 
2017Florida$2,894 
2017Georgia$3,031 
2017Hawaii$1,352 
2017Iowa$1,781 
2017Idaho$1,302 
2017Illinois$2,027 
2017Indiana$1,840 
2017Kansas$2,198 
2017Kentucky$2,551 
2017Louisiana$3,511 
2017Massachusetts$1,659 
2017Maryland$1,838 
2017Maine$1,356 
2017Michigan$2,605 
2017Minnesota$2,257 
2017Missouri$2,552 
2017Mississippi$1,965 
2017Montana$2,038 
2017North Carolina$1,633 
2017North Dakota$1,779 
2017Nebraska$2,097 
2017New Hampshire$1,492 
2017New Jersey$2,022 
2017New Mexico$2,072 
2017Nevada$2,121 
2017New York$1,681 
2017Ohio$1,426 
2017Oklahoma$2,131 
2017Oregon$1,962 
2017Pennsylvania$2,121 
2017Rhode Island$2,599 
2017South Carolina$2,029 
2017South Dakota$2,382 
2017Tennessee$2,291 
2017Texas$2,814 
2017Utah$1,714 
2017Virginia$1,646 
2017Vermont$1,335 
2017Washington$1,723 
2017Wisconsin$1,521 
2017West Virginia$1,946 
2017Wyoming$1,978 
2018Alaska$2,200 
2018Alabama$2,061 
2018Arkansas$2,136 
2018Arizona$2,086 
2018California$2,763 
2018Colorado$2,810 
2018Connecticut$2,418 
2018Washington, D.C.$2,599 
2018Delaware$2,235 
2018Florida$2,961 
2018Georgia$3,126 
2018Hawaii$1,363 
2018Iowa$1,889 
2018Idaho$1,370 
2018Illinois$2,083 
2018Indiana$1,919 
2018Kansas$2,336 
2018Kentucky$2,664 
2018Louisiana$3,560 
2018Massachusetts$1,726 
2018Maryland$1,926 
2018Maine$1,407 
2018Michigan$2,730 
2018Minnesota$2,324 
2018Missouri$2,700 
2018Mississippi$2,055 
2018Montana$2,149 
2018North Carolina$1,685 
2018North Dakota$1,882 
2018Nebraska$2,228 
2018New Hampshire$1,554 
2018New Jersey$2,095 
2018New Mexico$2,173 
2018Nevada$2,189 
2018New York$1,741 
2018Ohio$1,486 
2018Oklahoma$2,230 
2018Oregon$2,038 
2018Pennsylvania$2,228 
2018Rhode Island$2,698 
2018South Carolina$2,048 
2018South Dakota$2,535 
2018Tennessee$2,404 
2018Texas$2,856 
2018Utah$1,785 
2018Virginia$1,656 
2018Vermont$1,382 
2018Washington$1,780 
2018Wisconsin$1,608 
2018West Virginia$2,099 
2018Wyoming$2,064 
2019Alaska$2,179 
2019Alabama$2,112 
2019Arkansas$2,223 
2019Arizona$2,140 
2019California$2,895 
2019Colorado$2,886 
2019Connecticut$2,477 
2019Washington, D.C.$2,677 
2019Delaware$2,298 
2019Florida$2,973 
2019Georgia$3,166 
2019Hawaii$1,403 
2019Iowa$1,953 
2019Idaho$1,402 
2019Illinois$2,147 
2019Indiana$1,970 
2019Kansas$2,426 
2019Kentucky$2,753 
2019Louisiana$3,663 
2019Massachusetts$1,823 
2019Maryland$1,984 
2019Maine$1,455 
2019Michigan$2,847 
2019Minnesota$2,413 
2019Missouri$2,765 
2019Mississippi$2,144 
2019Montana$2,227 
2019North Carolina$1,793 
2019North Dakota$1,952 
2019Nebraska$2,283 
2019New Hampshire$1,609 
2019New Jersey$2,129 
2019New Mexico$2,245 
2019Nevada$2,231 
2019New York$1,791 
2019Ohio$1,525 
2019Oklahoma$2,295 
2019Oregon$2,087 
2019Pennsylvania$2,310 
2019Rhode Island$2,747 
2019South Carolina$2,109 
2019South Dakota$2,647 
2019Tennessee$2,477 
2019Texas$2,977 
2019Utah$1,818 
2019Virginia$1,711 
2019Vermont$1,461 
2019Washington$1,815 
2019Wisconsin$1,652 
2019West Virginia$2,109 
2019Wyoming$2,152 
2020Alaska$2,251 
2020Alabama$2,176 
2020Arkansas$2,345 
2020Arizona$2,193 
2020California$2,976 
2020Colorado$2,997 
2020Connecticut$2,548 
2020Washington, D.C.$2,764 
2020Delaware$2,374 
2020Florida$3,006 
2020Georgia$3,240 
2020Hawaii$1,445 
2020Iowa$2,033 
2020Idaho$1,466 
2020Illinois$2,233 
2020Indiana$2,045 
2020Kansas$2,557 
2020Kentucky$2,885 
2020Louisiana$3,780 
2020Massachusetts$1,930 
2020Maryland$2,060 
2020Maine$1,552 
2020Michigan$2,967 
2020Minnesota$2,520 
2020Missouri$2,909 
2020Mississippi$2,258 
2020Montana$2,362 
2020North Carolina$1,891 
2020North Dakota$2,055 
2020Nebraska$2,410 
2020New Hampshire$1,691 
2020New Jersey$2,197 
2020New Mexico$2,343 
2020Nevada$2,290 
2020New York$1,862 
2020Ohio$1,660 
2020Oklahoma$2,403 
2020Oregon$2,166 
2020Pennsylvania$2,420 
2020Rhode Island$2,831 
2020South Carolina$2,183 
2020South Dakota$2,823 
2020Tennessee$2,594 
2020Texas$3,106 
2020Utah$1,901 
2020Virginia$1,730 
2020Vermont$1,545 
2020Washington$1,875 
2020Wisconsin$1,732 
2020West Virginia$2,192 
2020Wyoming$2,325 
2021Alaska$2,326 
2021Alabama$2,222 
2021Arkansas$2,445 
2021Arizona$2,234 
2021California$3,052 
2021Colorado$3,079 
2021Connecticut$2,593 
2021Washington, D.C.$2,811 
2021Delaware$2,446 
2021Florida$3,003 
2021Georgia$3,241 
2021Hawaii$1,482 
2021Iowa$2,121 
2021Idaho$1,504 
2021Illinois$2,289 
2021Indiana$2,094 
2021Kansas$2,662 
2021Kentucky$2,974 
2021Louisiana$3,895 
2021Massachusetts$2,025 
2021Maryland$2,111 
2021Maine$1,614 
2021Michigan$3,023 
2021Minnesota$2,582 
2021Missouri$2,998 
2021Mississippi$2,354 
2021Montana$2,454 
2021North Carolina$1,945 
2021North Dakota$2,132 
2021Nebraska$2,514 
2021New Hampshire$1,745 
2021New Jersey$2,270 
2021New Mexico$2,403 
2021Nevada$2,328 
2021New York$1,921 
2021Ohio$1,728 
2021Oklahoma$2,499 
2021Oregon$2,220 
2021Pennsylvania$2,500 
2021Rhode Island$2,851 
2021South Carolina$2,238 
2021South Dakota$2,940 
2021Tennessee$2,673 
2021Texas$3,129 
2021Utah$1,951 
2021Virginia$1,749 
2021Vermont$1,615 
2021Washington$1,895 
2021Wisconsin$1,793 
2021West Virginia$2,250 
2021Wyoming$2,465 
2022Alaska$2,408 
2022Alabama$2,302 
2022Arkansas$2,578 
2022Arizona$2,317 
2022California$3,144 
2022Colorado$3,214 
2022Connecticut$2,686 
2022Washington, D.C.$2,912 
2022Delaware$2,544 
2022Florida$3,039 
2022Georgia$3,329 
2022Hawaii$1,532 
2022Iowa$2,237 
2022Idaho$1,572 
2022Illinois$2,381 
2022Indiana$2,183 
2022Kansas$2,798 
2022Kentucky$3,110 
2022Louisiana$4,037 
2022Massachusetts$2,144 
2022Maryland$2,196 
2022Maine$1,698 
2022Michigan$3,108 
2022Minnesota$2,697 
2022Missouri$3,133 
2022Mississippi$2,469 
2022Montana$2,576 
2022North Carolina$2,046 
2022North Dakota$2,211 
2022Nebraska$2,651 
2022New Hampshire$1,822 
2022New Jersey$2,353 
2022New Mexico$2,501 
2022Nevada$2,398 
2022New York$1,927 
2022Ohio$1,822 
2022Oklahoma$2,624 
2022Oregon$2,310 
2022Pennsylvania$2,601 
2022Rhode Island$2,940 
2022South Carolina$2,315 
2022South Dakota$3,110 
2022Tennessee$2,769 
2022Texas$3,267 
2022Utah$2,027 
2022Virginia$1,801 
2022Vermont$1,692 
2022Washington$1,960 
2022Wisconsin$1,881 
2022West Virginia$2,351 
2022Wyoming$2,598 
2023Alaska$2,489 
2023Alabama$2,409 
2023Arkansas$2,758 
2023Arizona$2,430 
2023California$3,273 
2023Colorado$3,394 
2023Connecticut$2,777 
2023Washington, D.C.$3,053 
2023Delaware$2,662 
2023Florida$3,105 
2023Georgia$3,442 
2023Hawaii$1,575 
2023Iowa$2,388 
2023Idaho$1,680 
2023Illinois$2,513 
2023Indiana$2,299 
2023Kansas$2,809 
2023Kentucky$3,247 
2023Louisiana$4,164 
2023Massachusetts$2,325 
2023Maryland$2,319 
2023Maine$1,821 
2023Michigan$3,265 
2023Minnesota$2,874 
2023Missouri$3,341 
2023Mississippi$2,594 
2023Montana$2,752 
2023North Carolina$2,193 
2023North Dakota$2,367 
2023Nebraska$2,833 
2023New Hampshire$1,887 
2023New Jersey$2,466 
2023New Mexico$2,640 
2023Nevada$2,488 
2023New York$1,995 
2023Ohio$1,934 
2023Oklahoma$2,786 
2023Oregon$2,433 
2023Pennsylvania$2,763 
2023Rhode Island$3,084 
2023South Carolina$2,391 
2023South Dakota$3,309 
2023Tennessee$2,923 
2023Texas$3,456 
2023Utah$2,131 
2023Virginia$1,891 
2023Vermont$1,815 
2023Washington$2,051 
2023Wisconsin$1,997 
2023West Virginia$2,508 
2023Wyoming$2,767 

How to get car insurance when buying a used car

Most major insurance companies make it easy to purchase a policy online, the most common way to buy coverage for your used car. Here’s what to do if you don’t already have car insurance:

  1. Choose your desired vehicle: Look at the options for the car you want to buy. To price insurance, you should know the details about the car you want to buy.
  2. Get vehicle information: Once you have decided upon the vehicle, you should confirm your intent to buy the car with the dealer and get details like the make, model, vehicle identification number (VIN) and vehicle history report, which will affect your overall insurance rate.
  3. Determine which kind of insurance you want: The cost of used car insurance could be less expensive than that of a new car, but it depends on the vehicle you want to buy. If you’re financing the car, you’ll have to purchase collision and comprehensive coverage in addition to the minimum liability required by your state. Remember to get at least three quotes from various car insurance companies.
  4. Decide on a deductible. The deductible is the amount you’d pay out-of-pocket if you were in a car accident before the insurer started to pay. A typical car insurance deductible is $500 or $1,000. The higher the deductible, the cheaper your used car’s insurance will be. If you bump up your deductible to save on your monthly premium, make sure you can afford to pay the deductible if you’re in an accident.
  5. Purchase the policy. Once you complete the application and see your final rate, you can purchase a policy through the online checkout. After you submit the insurance binder and proof of coverage to the dealership, you can safely drive away with your car.

Is it cheaper to insure a new car or a used car?

When comparing the same make and model, it is usually cheaper to insure a used car than a new one.

Even when comparing a newer used vehicle to an older one of the same make and model, the newer one is almost always more expensive to insure. When we ran the numbers, the 2014 Jeep Wrangler Sport was the cheapest vehicle to insure at $1,488 per year. The 2023 version of the same vehicle costs $1,975 to insure, which is a 25% difference. 

The same holds true for more expensive used vehicles. The 2014 Porsche Panamera Turbo S was the most expensive vehicle to insure, costing $3,589 a year to cover. The 2023 version is $5,390, or 67% more expensive.

However, it can depend on the vehicle. In many cases, insuring a used luxury or sports car will cost more than insuring a brand-new, entry-level car. Insurance companies consider a variety of factors when setting a rate and the cost of repairs and the value of the vehicle are major ones. 

The cost to repair a luxury vehicle is typically much higher than fixing a lower-end vehicle. This is due in part to the materials used – a teak-accented dashboard is more expensive than a plastic one, for example – and the fact that luxury cars are typically loaded with the latest technology. The cost to repair a vehicle is a major rating factor and can lead to higher premiums. 

See the rates for new vs. used cars in the table below.

Make Model 2014 2023
AcuraMDX$1,790 $2,224 
AcuraMDX SH-AWD$1,796 $2,336 
AcuraMDX SH-AWD Technology$1,808 $2,355 
AcuraMDX Technology$1,800 $2,320 
AcuraRDX$1,611 $2,084 
AcuraRDX SH-AWD$1,642 $2,133 
AcuraRDX SH-AWD Technology$1,643 $2,114 
AcuraRDX Technology$1,638 $2,078 
AudiA4 Quattro Premium$2,035 $2,912 
AudiA4 Quattro Premium Plus$2,050 $2,850 
AudiA4 Quattro Prestige$2,140 $3,084 
AudiA5 Quattro Premium$2,110 $3,039 
AudiA5 Quattro Premium Plus$2,126 $3,028 
AudiA5 Quattro Premium Plus S-Line$2,182 $3,119 
AudiA5 Quattro Premium S-Line$2,155 $3,021 
AudiA5 Quattro Prestige$2,198 $3,080 
AudiA6 Quattro Premium$2,142 $3,313 
AudiA6 Quattro Premium Plus$2,257 $3,365 
AudiA6 Quattro Prestige$2,356 $3,544 
AudiA7 Quattro Premium Plus$2,603 $3,882 
AudiA7 Quattro Prestige$2,599 $3,848 
AudiA8 L Quattro$2,979 $4,302 
AudiQ5 Quattro Premium$1,910 $2,555 
AudiQ5 Quattro Premium Plus$1,972 $2,547 
AudiQ5 Quattro Premium Plus S-Line$2,007 $2,787 
AudiQ5 Quattro Prestige$2,050 $2,754 
AudiQ5 Quattro Prestige S-Line$2,052 $2,864 
AudiQ7 Quattro Premium$2,109 $2,899 
AudiQ7 Quattro Premium Plus$2,121 $2,936 
AudiQ7 Quattro Prestige$2,169 $3,131 
AudiRS5 Quattro$2,662 $4,228 
AudiS4 Quattro Premium Plus$2,427 $3,546 
AudiS4 Quattro Prestige$2,439 $3,662 
AudiS5 Quattro Premium Plus$2,517 $3,621 
AudiS5 Quattro Prestige$2,507 $3,706 
AudiS8 Quattro$3,496 $5,507 
AudiSQ5 Quattro Premium Plus$2,117 $3,092 
AudiSQ5 Quattro Prestige$2,140 $3,132 
AudiTT Quattro$2,055 $3,075 
AudiTTS Quattro$2,176 $3,288 
BMW740i$2,726 $4,519 
BMWM5$3,397 $5,352 
CadillacEscalade ESV Luxury$2,277 $3,213 
CadillacEscalade Luxury$2,209 $3,092 
ChevroletCamaro 1LS$1,877 $2,499 
ChevroletCamaro 1LT$1,882 $2,533 
ChevroletCamaro 1SS$1,957 $2,756 
ChevroletCamaro 2LT$1,859 $2,512 
ChevroletCamaro 2SS$1,954 $2,750 
ChevroletCamaro ZL1$2,330 $3,535 
ChevroletCorvette Stingray 2LT$2,205 $3,333 
ChevroletCorvette Stingray 3LT$2,224 $3,444 
ChevroletEquinox LS$1,652 $2,113 
ChevroletEquinox LT$1,636 $2,075 
ChevroletExpress 2500$1,592 $2,015 
ChevroletExpress 2500 LS$1,572 $2,094 
ChevroletExpress 2500 LT$1,586 $2,116 
ChevroletExpress 3500$1,649 $2,074 
ChevroletExpress 3500 LS$1,676 $2,099 
ChevroletExpress 3500 LT$1,671 $2,102 
ChevroletMalibu 2LT$1,776 $2,494 
ChevroletMalibu LS$1,762 $2,415 
ChevroletMalibu LS Fleet$1,801 $2,389 
ChevroletSilverado 1500 High Country$1,873 $2,578 
ChevroletSilverado 1500 LT$1,728 $2,455 
ChevroletSilverado 1500 LTZ$1,800 $2,513 
ChevroletSilverado 1500 WT$1,706 $2,318 
ChevroletSilverado 2500HD LT$1,813 $2,487 
ChevroletSilverado 2500HD LTZ$1,907 $2,611 
ChevroletSilverado 2500HD WT$1,799 $2,507 
ChevroletSilverado 3500HD LT$1,895 $2,644 
ChevroletSilverado 3500HD LTZ$1,996 $2,748 
ChevroletSilverado 3500HD WT$1,874 $2,629 
ChevroletTahoe LS$1,691 $2,347 
ChevroletTahoe LT$1,698 $2,372 
ChevroletTraverse LS$1,626 $2,148 
ChevroletTraverse LT$1,644 $2,192 
Chrysler300 S$1,984 $2,732 
DodgeChallenger R/T$2,210 $3,162 
DodgeChallenger SXT$2,137 $3,012 
DodgeCharger Police$2,204 $3,323 
DodgeCharger R/T$2,219 $3,616 
DodgeCharger SXT$2,114 $3,013 
DodgeDurango Citadel$1,866 $2,477 
DodgeDurango R/T$1,878 $2,552 
DodgeDurango SXT$1,772 $2,337 
FordEdge SE$1,579 $2,147 
FordEdge SEL$1,589 $2,138 
FordExpedition King Ranch$1,750 $2,743 
FordExpedition Limited$1,742 $2,646 
FordExpedition XL Fleet$1,681 $2,382 
FordExpedition XLT$1,705 $2,566 
FordExplorer$1,660 $2,224 
FordExplorer Limited$1,723 $2,389 
FordExplorer XLT$1,666 $2,277 
FordF-150 King Ranch$1,708 $2,450 
FordF-150 Lariat$1,688 $2,409 
FordF-150 Limited$1,759 $2,723 
FordF-150 Platinum$1,731 $2,472 
FordF-150 XL$1,607 $2,237 
FordF-150 XLT$1,625 $2,283 
FordF-250 SD King Ranch$2,005 $2,944 
FordF-250 SD Lariat$1,931 $2,784 
FordF-250 SD Platinum$2,071 $2,953 
FordF-250 SD XL$1,847 $2,639 
FordF-250 SD XLT$1,864 $2,680 
FordF-350 SD King Ranch$2,065 $2,977 
FordF-350 SD Lariat$1,984 $2,795 
FordF-350 SD Platinum$2,102 $2,980 
FordF-350 SD XL$1,887 $2,617 
FordF-350 SD XLT$1,915 $2,677 
FordF-450 SD King Ranch$2,458 $3,525 
FordF-450 SD Lariat$2,453 $3,371 
FordF-450 SD XL$2,395 $3,174 
FordF-450 SD XLT$2,409 $3,262 
FordMustang GT$1,940 $2,910 
FordMustang GT Premium$1,950 $2,873 
FordTransit Connect Cargo Van XL$1,561 $1,998 
FordTransit Connect Cargo Van XLT$1,581 $2,054 
GMCAcadia Denali$1,735 $2,323 
GMCSavana 2500 LS$1,589 $2,078 
GMCSavana 2500 LT$1,628 $2,099 
GMCSavana 3500 LS$1,728 $2,192 
GMCSavana 3500 LT$1,758 $2,187 
GMCSavana Cargo 2500$1,610 $2,017 
GMCSavana Cargo 3500$1,686 $2,135 
GMCSierra 1500 Denali$1,889 $2,632 
GMCSierra 1500 SLE$1,748 $2,468 
GMCSierra 1500 SLT$1,817 $2,522 
GMCSierra 2500HD Denali$1,938 $2,922 
GMCSierra 2500HD SLE$1,829 $2,590 
GMCSierra 2500HD SLT$1,895 $2,698 
GMCSierra 3500HD Denali$2,022 $3,016 
GMCSierra 3500HD SLE$1,931 $2,690 
GMCSierra 3500HD SLT$1,998 $2,922 
GMCTerrain Denali$1,724 $2,247 
GMCYukon Denali$1,789 $2,662 
GMCYukon SLE$1,712 $2,409 
GMCYukon SLT$1,747 $2,500 
GMCYukon XL Denali$1,830 $2,671 
HondaAccord EX$1,766 $2,285 
HondaAccord Hybrid EX-L$1,803 $2,348 
HondaAccord Hybrid Touring$1,810 $2,377 
HondaAccord LX$1,694 $2,310 
HondaCivic EX$1,760 $2,354 
HondaCivic EX-L$1,733 $2,355 
HondaCivic LX$1,719 $2,255 
HondaCR-V EX$1,524 $1,959 
HondaCR-V EX-L$1,543 $1,982 
HondaCR-V LX$1,506 $1,922 
HondaOdyssey EX$1,550 $2,016 
HondaOdyssey EX-L$1,591 $2,098 
HondaOdyssey Touring$1,652 $2,104 
HondaPilot EX-L$1,667 $2,126 
HondaPilot LX$1,617 $2,026 
HondaPilot Touring$1,696 $2,135 
HondaRidgeline RTL$1,687 $2,276 
HondaRidgeline Sport$1,650 $2,226 
HyundaiElantra Limited$1,878 $2,474 
HyundaiElantra SE$1,860 $2,424 
HyundaiSanta Fe Limited$1,776 $2,303 
HyundaiSonata Hybrid Limited$2,073 $2,673 
HyundaiSonata Limited$1,991 $2,561 
HyundaiSonata SE$1,966 $2,451 
HyundaiTucson Limited$1,736 $2,178 
HyundaiTucson SE$1,715 $2,065 
JeepCherokee Trailhawk$1,675 $2,198 
JeepCompass Latitude$1,579 $2,146 
JeepCompass Limited$1,600 $2,194 
JeepCompass Sport$1,559 $2,079 
JeepGrand Cherokee Laredo$1,692 $2,212 
JeepGrand Cherokee Limited$1,747 $2,296 
JeepGrand Cherokee Overland$1,786 $2,458 
JeepGrand Cherokee Summit$1,838 $2,520 
JeepWrangler Rubicon$1,537 $2,072 
JeepWrangler Sport$1,488 $1,975 
JeepWrangler Sport S$1,488 $1,972 
JeepWrangler Unlimited Rubicon$1,606 $2,173 
JeepWrangler Unlimited Sahara$1,603 $2,114 
JeepWrangler Unlimited Sport$1,573 $2,051 
JeepWrangler Unlimited Sport RHD$1,606 $2,050 
JeepWrangler Unlimited Sport S$1,571 $2,021 
KiaForte LX$1,857 $2,336 
KiaRio LX$1,735 $2,278 
KiaSorento EX$1,769 $2,165 
KiaSorento LX$1,719 $2,142 
KiaSorento SX$1,795 $2,222 
KiaSportage EX$1,721 $2,037 
KiaSportage LX$1,696 $2,032 
KiaSportage SX$1,772 $2,074 
LexusES 300H$2,071 $2,765 
LexusES 350$1,969 $2,771 
LexusGX 460$1,901 $2,649 
LexusGX 460 Luxury$2,004 $2,789 
LexusRX 350$1,866 $2,531 
LexusRX 350 F-Sport$1,905 $2,615 
MazdaCX-9 Grand Touring$1,734 $2,355 
MazdaCX-9 Touring$1,704 $2,247 
MazdaMX-5 Miata Club$1,531 $2,080 
MazdaMX-5 Miata Grand Touring$1,534 $2,087 
MazdaMX-5 Miata Sport$1,492 $2,042 
MercedesAMG CLA45 4MATIC$2,391 $3,561 
MercedesAMG E63 S$2,824 $4,509 
MercedesAMG G63 4MATIC$3,229 $5,101 
MercedesAMG SL 63$3,359 $4,841 
MercedesCLA250$2,084 $2,833 
MercedesCLA250 4MATIC$2,126 $2,959 
MercedesE350$2,298 $3,195 
MercedesE350 4MATIC$2,309 $3,220 
MercedesG550 4MATIC$2,948 $4,500 
MercedesSprinter 2500$1,823 $2,371 
MercedesSprinter 2500 High Roof$1,871 $2,466 
MitsubishiMirage ES$1,730 $2,372 
MitsubishiOutlander ES$1,775 $2,401 
MitsubishiOutlander SE$1,796 $2,395 
NissanAltima 2.5 S$1,839 $2,478 
NissanAltima 2.5 SL$1,866 $2,572 
NissanAltima 2.5 SV$1,844 $2,507 
NissanArmada Platinum$1,869 $2,635 
NissanArmada SL$1,847 $2,577 
NissanArmada SV$1,825 $2,522 
NissanFrontier Pro-4X$1,653 $2,194 
NissanFrontier S$1,610 $2,126 
NissanFrontier SV$1,621 $2,163 
NissanGT-R Premium$3,572 $5,525 
NissanLeaf S$1,750 $2,349 
NissanMurano S$1,650 $2,151 
NissanMurano SL$1,691 $2,278 
NissanMurano SV$1,667 $2,179 
NissanPathfinder Platinum$1,854 $2,376 
NissanPathfinder S$1,761 $2,241 
NissanPathfinder SL$1,818 $2,323 
NissanPathfinder SV$1,805 $2,268 
NissanRogue S$1,654 $2,201 
NissanRogue SL$1,687 $2,276 
NissanRogue SV$1,664 $2,235 
NissanSentra S$1,752 $2,364 
NissanSentra SR$1,796 $2,430 
NissanSentra SV$1,780 $2,403 
NissanTitan Pro-4x$1,800 $2,621 
NissanTitan S$1,773 $2,503 
NissanTitan SV$1,793 $2,553 
NissanVersa S$1,661 $2,295 
NissanVersa SV$1,695 $2,336 
Porsche911 Carrera$2,989 $4,591 
Porsche911 Carrera 4$3,065 $4,638 
Porsche911 Carrera 4S$3,017 $4,723 
Porsche911 Carrera GT3$3,309 $5,061 
Porsche911 Carrera S$3,006 $4,714 
Porsche911 Carrera Targa 4$3,108 $4,699 
Porsche911 Carrera Targa 4S$3,163 $4,827 
Porsche911 Turbo$3,493 $5,302 
Porsche911 Turbo S$3,555 $5,424 
PorscheCayenne$2,039 $3,084 
PorscheCayenne GTS$2,301 $3,690 
PorscheCayenne S$2,176 $3,429 
PorscheCayenne Turbo$2,594 $3,905 
PorschePanamera$2,761 $4,420 
PorschePanamera 4$2,818 $4,391 
PorschePanamera 4S$3,058 $4,872 
PorschePanamera 4S Executive$3,203 $4,641 
PorschePanamera GTS$3,243 $5,086 
PorschePanamera Turbo S$3,589 $5,390 
Ram1500 Big Horn$1,775 $2,472 
Ram1500 HFE$1,702 $2,286 
Ram1500 Laramie$1,868 $2,561 
Ram1500 Lone Star$1,778 $2,510 
Ram1500 Promaster Cargo Van High Roof$1,660 $2,214 
Ram1500 Promaster Cargo Van Low Roof$1,659 $2,175 
Ram1500 Tradesman$1,742 $2,397 
Ram2500 Big Horn$1,884 $2,515 
Ram2500 Laramie$1,910 $2,685 
Ram2500 Lone Star$1,885 $2,551 
Ram2500 Powerwagon$1,852 $2,624 
Ram2500 Tradesman$1,811 $2,472 
Ram3500 Big Horn$1,994 $2,632 
Ram3500 Laramie$2,031 $2,779 
Ram3500 Lone Star$1,997 $2,698 
Ram3500 Tradesman$1,904 $2,616 
SubaruBRZ Limited$1,992 $2,856 
SubaruBRZ Premium$1,972 $2,832 
Toyota4Runner Limited$1,717 $2,308 
Toyota4Runner SR5$1,651 $2,186 
Toyota4Runner SR5 Premium$1,659 $2,240 
ToyotaCamry Hybrid LE$1,845 $2,409 
ToyotaCamry Hybrid XLE$1,846 $2,489 
ToyotaCamry LE$1,760 $2,330 
ToyotaCamry SE$1,778 $2,351 
ToyotaCamry XLE$1,794 $2,464 
ToyotaCorolla LE$1,755 $2,353 
ToyotaHighlander Hybrid Limited$1,897 $2,357 
ToyotaHighlander LE$1,667 $2,187 
ToyotaHighlander Limited$1,728 $2,238 
ToyotaHighlander XLE$1,705 $2,224 
ToyotaRAV4 LE$1,612 $2,043 
ToyotaRAV4 Limited$1,630 $2,127 
ToyotaRAV4 XLE$1,611 $2,063 
ToyotaSequoia Limited$1,807 $2,787 
ToyotaSequoia Platinum$1,891 $2,858 
ToyotaSequoia SR5$1,766 $2,752 
ToyotaSienna LE$1,664 $2,163 
ToyotaSienna Limited$1,746 $2,298 
ToyotaSienna XLE$1,696 $2,260 
ToyotaTundra 1794$1,818 $2,504 
ToyotaTundra Limited$1,791 $2,502 
ToyotaTundra Platinum$1,820 $2,547 
ToyotaTundra SR$1,693 $2,250 
ToyotaTundra SR5$1,714 $2,307 
ToyotaVenza LE$1,640 $2,185 
ToyotaVenza Limited$1,682 $2,279 
ToyotaVenza XLE$1,665 $2,217 
VolkswagenJetta GLI Autobahn$1,814 $2,406 
VolkswagenJetta S$1,722 $2,350 
VolkswagenJetta SE$1,752 $2,273 
VolkswagenJetta SEL$1,792 $2,314 
VolkswagenTiguan S$1,585 $1,992 
VolkswagenTiguan SE$1,626 $1,988 

Learn how car insurance rates differ for new and used vehicles

How do you find the cheapest insurance for used cars?

There are a number of ways to lower your used car insurance premium. Here are a few tips to help keep your used car insurance premium affordable:

  • Shop your coverage. Insurers rate risk differently which can result in dramatic differences in premium quotes. Shop your coverage on a yearly basis and gather quotes from at least five insurance companies
  • Discounts. Discounts are a great way to save money on car insurance for used car models: Insurers typically offer discounts for students who live away from home, telematics usage, low-mileage, safe driver and military service.
  • Consider the car. Insurers also factor in the vehicle you are driving; high-end models will always cost more to insure than a family sedan or minivan. Luxury and sports cars are more expensive to repair and have a higher starting price, in addition they are loaded with high-end trims and technology. 
  • Opt for a higher deductible. Raising your deductible will lower your premium. If you can afford to double your deductible, you should see a significant drop in your premium. Always choose a deductible you can easily afford in case you have to make a claim on your policy. 

FAQs: Insurance when buying a used car

How do you get used car insurance if you already have a policy?

Insuring a new-to-you-used car is pretty simple if you already have car insurance. Contact the company you’re covered with and let them know you want to insure a different vehicle. The representative will ask about the vehicle to tell you if there’s a price difference.

Keep your existing vehicle on the policy unless you’re selling it – in that case, an agent can help you remove the car from the policy once it’s sold.

How long do you have to get insurance when buying a car?

You’ll need car insurance when you purchase a used car. If you have existing coverage, your policy may offer a grace period that will automatically cover the used car until you can officially add it to the policy.

If you don’t already have insurance, however, most car dealerships will require you to get a policy before the transaction occurs. They must verify that your policy is current and meets the state’s minimum coverage requirements.

Do you need gap insurance for a used car?

Gap insurance, or Guaranteed Auto Protection coverage, is designed to bridge the gap between the value of your vehicle and what you owe on the car. Gap insurance on used car models isn’t normally required because used cars don’t immediately depreciate like new cars.

What is a used car insurance grace period?

If you have a car insurance policy with an insurer and are purchasing another vehicle, you typically have a grace period that ranges from a week to a month before you have to add the new vehicle to your policy. 

If you get into an accident during the grace period, the damages will be covered. The grace period varies by insurance company, with some offering a grace period of 7-10 days while others extend it to 30 days. Check with your insurer regarding their grace period.

Is insurance for older used cars cheaper?

A car’s age has less impact on the insurance cost than the make and model. Additionally, newer cars have more safety features that could prevent or minimize accident damage. That’s why it’s essential to research and compare car insurance quotes with a used car insurance calculator before purchasing a used vehicle.

Can I drive off the lot without insurance?

If you’re buying a used car from a dealer, you’ll need to show proof of insurance before you’re allowed to drive away. Private sellers may not have that requirement, but driving an uninsured vehicle is risky.

Most online insurers will provide instant coverage once you pay for the policy, so you log back in to access your quote, enter the missing details such as VIN and price paid for the car, pay your premium, show the dealer insurance proof, and you’re all set.

How much car insurance do you need?

The editors at CarInsurance.com recommend full coverage car insurance with liability limits of 100/300/100 for most drivers.

New vs. used cars: Check out what our survey found about what car buyers care about.

Methodology

CarInsurance.com commissioned Quadrant to pull rates, which reflect a full coverage policy with 100/300/50 in personal liability coverage and a $500 deductible for collision and comprehensive insurance.

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