What cars have the cheapest insurance costs?

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Car insurance costs keep climbing — up 24% in 2024 and another 12% in 2025, according to Bankrate.

The average cost of full coverage in the U.S. is now $2,638 per year, meaning the typical household spends 3.39% of its income on insurance for just one car.

But the car you drive can significantly impact your insurance rates. CarEdge analyzed insurance costs to find the least expensive popular car brands to insure annually. It excluded luxury cars from its analysis.

If you’re shopping for a new vehicle and want to cut costs, this list is a great place to start.

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#8: Kia — $2,200 a year

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#7: Honda — $2,188

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#6: Subaru — $2,164

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#5: Fiat — $2,155

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#4: Jeep — $2,103

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#3: Chrysler — $2,102

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#2: MINI — $2,002

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The 8 cheapest popular car brands to insure

The 8 cheapest popular car brands to insure

With car insurance getting more expensive every year, you might want to consider a more affordable brand to insure

#8: Kia — $2,200 a year

#8: Kia — $2,200 a year

#7: Honda — $2,188

#7: Honda — $2,188

#6: Subaru — $2,164

#6: Subaru — $2,164

#5: Fiat — $2,155

#5: Fiat — $2,155

#4: Jeep — $2,103

#4: Jeep — $2,103

#3: Chrysler — $2,102

#3: Chrysler — $2,102

#2: MINI — $2,002

#2: MINI — $2,002

#1: Mazda — $1,979

#1: Mazda — $1,979