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How much Honda insurance costs

Insuring a Honda costs about $1,355 a year for a typical model at the US average — around the average. The cheapest is the Pilot (~$1,020/yr), the priciest the S2000 (~$2,330/yr). Your own rate shifts with your state, age and record — but the model you pick sets the baseline.

INSURANCE / TYPICAL
$1,355
typical Honda / year
CHEAPEST
Pilot
cheapest to insure ($1,020)
PRICIEST
S2000
priciest to insure ($2,330)
COVERAGE
18
Honda models with data
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Honda insurance cost by model

Estimated annual premium for every Honda model at the US average, cheapest first — from real HLDI insurance-loss indices. Click a model for its full page.

FIG.01
ModelEst. premiumvs averageVerdict
Pilot$1,020/yr71% of avgCheap
Passport$1,099/yr76% of avgCheap
Odyssey$1,119/yr78% of avgCheap
Ridgeline$1,152/yr80% of avgCheap
CR-V$1,168/yr81% of avgCheap
Civic Type R$1,251/yr87% of avgCheap
Element$1,299/yr90% of avgCheap
Fit$1,324/yr92% of avgAverage
Prologue$1,352/yr94% of avgAverage
Clarity$1,355/yr94% of avgAverage
HR-V$1,379/yr96% of avgAverage
Accord Crosstour$1,399/yr97% of avgAverage
Insight$1,470/yr102% of avgAverage
CR-Z$1,471/yr102% of avgAverage
Civic Si$1,600/yr111% of avgAverage
Civic$1,721/yr120% of avgPricey
Accord$1,728/yr120% of avgPricey
S2000$2,330/yr162% of avgPricey
ROWS 18·SOURCE HLDI × NAIC
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Cheapest Hondas to insure

The Honda models that cost the least to insure at the US average.

FIG.02
01
Pilot71% of avg$1,020
02
Passport76% of avg$1,099
03
Odyssey78% of avg$1,119
04
Ridgeline80% of avg$1,152
05
CR-V81% of avg$1,168
06
Civic Type R87% of avg$1,251
07
Element90% of avg$1,299
08
Fit92% of avg$1,324
09
Prologue94% of avg$1,352
10
Clarity94% of avg$1,355
TOP 10·UNIT est. $/yr (US avg)·SOURCE HLDI × NAIC

Most expensive Hondas to insure

The priciest Hondas to insure — usually the most powerful and costly to repair.

FIG.03
01
S2000162% of avg$2,330
02
Accord120% of avg$1,728
03
Civic120% of avg$1,721
04
Civic Si111% of avg$1,600
05
CR-Z102% of avg$1,471
06
Insight102% of avg$1,470
07
Accord Crosstour97% of avg$1,399
08
HR-V96% of avg$1,379
09
Clarity94% of avg$1,355
10
Prologue94% of avg$1,352
TOP 10·UNIT est. $/yr (US avg)·SOURCE HLDI × NAIC
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Honda insurance cost by state — all 50

Where you live moves a Honda premium as much as which model you pick. A typical Honda (index 94) runs about $1,878/yr in Florida but only $872/yr in Maine — a swing of over $1,006 on the same car.

Estimated annual premium for a typical Honda in every state, priciest first.

FIG.04
StateTypical Honda / yrvs US average
Florida$1,878/yr+39% vs US
Louisiana$1,864/yr+38% vs US
New York$1,786/yr+32% vs US
District of Columbia$1,713/yr+26% vs US
Georgia$1,645/yr+21% vs US
Texas$1,627/yr+20% vs US
Rhode Island$1,610/yr+19% vs US
New Jersey$1,595/yr+18% vs US
Colorado$1,559/yr+15% vs US
Maryland$1,509/yr+11% vs US
Nevada$1,508/yr+11% vs US
Michigan$1,481/yr+9% vs US
Delaware$1,478/yr+9% vs US
South Carolina$1,429/yr+5% vs US
Connecticut$1,421/yr+5% vs US
Arizona$1,417/yr+5% vs US
California$1,334/yr-2% vs US
Massachusetts$1,332/yr-2% vs US
Mississippi$1,314/yr-3% vs US
Oklahoma$1,248/yr-8% vs US
Missouri$1,246/yr-8% vs US
New Mexico$1,226/yr-10% vs US
Arkansas$1,221/yr-10% vs US
Utah$1,210/yr-11% vs US
Pennsylvania$1,200/yr-11% vs US
Alabama$1,195/yr-12% vs US
Oregon$1,195/yr-12% vs US
Alaska$1,189/yr-12% vs US
Illinois$1,184/yr-13% vs US
Virginia$1,166/yr-14% vs US
Washington$1,163/yr-14% vs US
West Virginia$1,156/yr-15% vs US
Minnesota$1,152/yr-15% vs US
Tennessee$1,141/yr-16% vs US
Kentucky$1,138/yr-16% vs US
Nebraska$1,115/yr-18% vs US
Montana$1,115/yr-18% vs US
Kansas$1,113/yr-18% vs US
Wyoming$1,112/yr-18% vs US
South Dakota$1,090/yr-20% vs US
North Carolina$1,033/yr-24% vs US
Ohio$977/yr-28% vs US
New Hampshire$972/yr-28% vs US
Indiana$972/yr-28% vs US
Iowa$951/yr-30% vs US
Wisconsin$942/yr-30% vs US
Hawaii$940/yr-31% vs US
Idaho$924/yr-32% vs US
North Dakota$906/yr-33% vs US
Vermont$902/yr-33% vs US
Maine$872/yr-36% vs US
ROWS 51·SOURCE NAIC × HLDI

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Honda insurance cost by year

A typical Honda costs about +19% more to insure than in 2019 — premiums have climbed across the board. Estimated typical Honda premium by year (US average):

FIG.05
YearTypical Honda / yr
2023$1,355/yr
2022$1,184/yr
2021$1,120/yr
2020$1,109/yr
2019$1,138/yr
ROWS 5·SOURCE NAIC

For how insurance changes by a car's model year (a 2018 vs a 2024 of the same model), see each model's page.

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Honda insurance — FAQ

Is Honda expensive to insure?
Honda is around the average to insure — a typical model runs about $1,355/yr at the US average. Sportier and pricier models cost more; mainstream ones cost less.
What is the cheapest Honda to insure?
The Pilot is the cheapest Honda to insure in our data — around $1,020/yr at the national average, about 29% below a typical car.
What is the most expensive Honda to insure?
The S2000 is the priciest Honda to insure — roughly $2,330/yr, about 62% above the average car.
How much is insurance on a Honda per month?
A typical Honda costs about $113/month at the US average for full coverage. It varies by exact model, your state, age and driving record.
How is this Honda estimate calculated?
We combine each Honda model's real HLDI insurance-loss index with the NAIC average premium for the US (or your state). It's an estimate for a typical driver with full coverage — not a quote.
Insurance-cost estimates for Honda computed by ForCar from HLDI/IIHS insurance-loss indices (relative losses versus an average car, 100 = average) combined with NAIC average premiums (2023). Estimates assume a typical driver with full coverage; your quote varies with age, record, credit, ZIP and coverage. For research and comparison, not a quote. Reviewed by Denis Kataev, founder of ForCar.
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