Audi TT Insurance Cost


Key Takeaways
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The Hartford offers the most affordable Audi TT insurance rates on average, though full coverage costs vary widely by model year and insurer, averaging $173 monthly. Read more

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Among coupes, the TT ranks 27th out of 47 for insurance affordability, placing it in the middle tier for its vehicle type. Coupes have higher premiums than most car types due to performance and repair costs. Read more

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Teen drivers on your policy make model year specificity crucial for accurate TT insurance quotes, as rates can differ between years and companies. Read MoneyGeek's analysis of rates by company for specific TT model years, depending on the age of the drivers

How Much Is Audi TT Insurance?

Insurance premiums for an Audi TT average $173 monthly for full coverage and $89 for minimum coverage. Depending on your trim and model year, you'll pay between $52 and $296 monthly.

$117
$230
$113
$222
$104
$205
$96
$189
$87
$171
$110
$215
$116
$228
$110
$216
2015
$112
$219
2014
$105
$204
2013
$109
$211
2012
$100
$193
2011
$86
$167
2010
$82
$158
2009
$81
$157
2008
$56
$108
2006
$64
$123
2005
$74
$143
2004
$67
$130
2003
$67
$128
2002
$65
$124
2001
$62
$119
2000
$52
$100

Looking for another Audi model? Read more about the cost of Audi car insurance models.

GEICO charges $65 a month for Audi TT minimum coverage; Allstate charges $132. Full coverage starts at $130 a month with Travelers, with AIG at the higher end.

A $67 gap on minimum coverage and a $164 gap on full coverage indicate different underwriting models, so getting multiple quotes is the only way to find your lowest rate.

AAA$103$214
AIG$121$294
Allstate$132$255
Amica$116$237
Chubb$111$221
Farmers$130$227
Geico$65$141
Kemper$80$165
Nationwide$85$148
Progressive$82$153
State Farm$76$159
The Hartford$83$142
Travelers$70$130
UAIC$132$163

Is Audi TT Expensive to Insure?

The Audi TT ranks 27th for affordability among 47 coupes in MoneyGeek's database. It sits just above the Pontiac GTO and just below the Mercedes C-Class. Across all 827 models in the database, the TT ranks 313th, which puts it in the top half for overall affordability.

Coupes as a category price high. The Saturn S-Series is the cheapest coupe to insure, and the Mercedes S-Class is the most expensive.

Infiniti G-Series$12924
Mercedes CLK-Class$13025
Pontiac GTO$13326
Audi TT$13427
Mercedes C-Class$13428
BMW 1-series$14029
Ford Focus$14230

Several factors affect what you'll pay for Audi TT insurance:

  • Average repair costs. The Audi TT averages $1,273 a year in repair costs, fourth lowest among Audi's 33 models. That's still a high absolute figure relative to most vehicles, and it's a primary driver of the TT's premium level.
  • Trim, features and accessories. The TT's power output ranges from 228 to 394 horsepower depending on trim. Higher-output trims carry more expensive parts and a higher accident risk profile, both of which push premiums up.
  • Driver profile. Most Audi TT drivers fall between ages 30 and 45. Younger drivers pay more regardless of the vehicle.

Audi TT Insurance Cost by State

Car insurance for an Audi TT costs anywhere from $39 monthly in Wyoming to $185 in Louisiana for minimum coverage, depending on where you're located. Your state's risk factors and insurance regulations create these differences, not the vehicle model itself.

Alabama$75$143
Alaska$67$143
Arizona$101$190
Arkansas$70$154
California$84$171
Colorado$83$198
Connecticut$120$206
Delaware$120$202
Florida$101$232
Georgia$123$204
Hawaii$49$111
Idaho$48$98
Illinois$82$155
Indiana$57$112
Iowa$51$124
Kansas$65$150
Kentucky$108$184
Louisiana$185$390
Maine$48$99
Maryland$128$217
Massachusetts$93$198
Michigan$137$270
Minnesota$76$160
Mississippi$78$155
Missouri$105$209
Montana$66$158
Nebraska$68$154
Nevada$142$257
New Hampshire$64$113
New Jersey$141$233
New Mexico$71$158
New York$100$181
North Carolina$71$141
North Dakota$59$127
Ohio$65$125
Oklahoma$80$178
Oregon$100$175
Pennsylvania$80$186
Rhode Island$110$197
South Carolina$85$159
South Dakota$51$161
Tennessee$68$138
Texas$110$225
Utah$87$148
Vermont$44$105
Virginia$84$136
Washington$77$144
West Virginia$82$166
Wisconsin$57$125
Wyoming$39$119

Audi TT Costs by Model Year and Insurance Company

A 35- to 55-year-old driver pays $218 monthly for full coverage on a 2014 Audi TT compared to $249 for a 2023 model. Insurance costs for your Audi TT may change greatly depending on your model year and by the age of drivers on your policy. Newer car models tend to be much more expensive than older models, and young drivers in their teens and early twenties will pay much more to insure.

Travelers is the cheapest insurer across all model years and could save certain drivers hundreds of dollars per month versus the average rate.

Cost of Car Insurance for 2023 Audi TT

Travelers$88$163
Progressive$89$167
Geico$92$201
Nationwide$94$165
State Farm$95$199
The Hartford$106$180
National General$107$220
Kemper$109$226
Chubb$143$292
AAA$144$300
UAIC$153$191
Amica$166$342
AIG$170$423
Allstate$179$347
Farmers$182$318

Cost of Car Insurance for 2022 Audi TT

Travelers$85$158
Progressive$86$161
Geico$89$194
Nationwide$91$160
State Farm$92$193
The Hartford$102$174
National General$104$213
Kemper$105$219
Chubb$139$282
AAA$139$290
UAIC$148$185
Amica$161$330
AIG$164$408
Allstate$174$336
Farmers$176$307

Cost of Car Insurance for 2021 Audi TT

Travelers$78$146
Progressive$79$148
Geico$82$179
Nationwide$84$147
State Farm$85$177
The Hartford$94$160
National General$95$196
Kemper$97$202
Chubb$128$259
AAA$128$267
UAIC$136$170
Amica$148$304
AIG$151$376
Allstate$160$310
Farmers$161$282

Cost of Car Insurance for 2020 Audi TT

Travelers$73$135
Progressive$73$137
Geico$76$166
Nationwide$77$135
State Farm$78$163
The Hartford$87$148
National General$88$181
Kemper$89$186
Chubb$118$239
AAA$118$246
UAIC$126$157
Amica$137$281
AIG$140$347
Allstate$148$286
Farmers$149$260

Cost of Car Insurance for 2019 Audi TT

Travelers$66$122
Progressive$66$124
Geico$68$150
Nationwide$70$123
State Farm$71$148
The Hartford$78$133
National General$80$163
Kemper$81$168
Chubb$106$216
AAA$107$223
UAIC$114$142
Amica$124$254
AIG$126$314
Allstate$134$259
Farmers$135$235

Cost of Car Insurance for 2018 Audi TT

Geico$86$188
National General$87$178
Travelers$91$169
Progressive$97$182
The Hartford$98$166
State Farm$99$207
Kemper$100$206
Nationwide$116$203
AAA$127$266
Chubb$130$261
UAIC$137$171
Allstate$143$277
Amica$145$298
AIG$158$395
Farmers$161$283

Cost of Car Insurance for 2017 Audi TT

Geico$89$195
National General$93$190
Travelers$95$176
Progressive$103$194
State Farm$106$223
The Hartford$109$186
Kemper$113$232
Nationwide$122$212
AAA$134$278
Chubb$141$282
Amica$146$299
UAIC$150$187
Allstate$155$300
AIG$164$409
Farmers$166$290

Cost of Car Insurance for 2016 Audi TT

Geico$83$180
National General$88$180
Travelers$92$170
State Farm$100$210
Progressive$104$195
The Hartford$104$178
Kemper$110$226
Nationwide$118$205
AAA$129$267
Chubb$133$266
Amica$134$275
Allstate$143$277
UAIC$147$183
AIG$153$382
Farmers$159$277

Audi TT Insurance Cost by Trim

Insurance costs for your Audi TT vary by trim, from $56 monthly for minimum coverage on basic 3.2 Quattro Coupe 2d models to $296 for full coverage on high-performance RS Quattro Coupe 2d variants. Performance features, rarity, and market value determine where each trim falls in this range.

3.2 Quattro Coupe 2d$56$108
Quattro Special Ed Roadster 2d$57$110
Roadster 2d$64$123
Quattro Premium Coupe 2d$65$126
180 Coupe 2d$66$126
Premium Coupe 2d$67$130
225 Alms Commemorative Ed Cpe 2d$68$130
3.2 Quattro Roadster 2d$69$133
225 Quattro Roadster 2d$71$137
225 Quattro Coupe 2d$72$138
Quattro Premium Plus Coupe 2d$74$143
Premium Convertible 2d$76$146
Coupe 2d$78$151
Quattro Special Ed Coupe 2d$78$151
Quattro Premium Convertible 2d$79$153
Quattro Coupe 2d$82$158
Quattro Roadster 2d$84$164
Tts Quattro Premium Coupe 2d$86$166
Quattro Premium Plus Roadster 2d$88$170
3.2 Quattro Premium Plus Coupe 2d$91$175
3.2 Quattro Premium Plus Convertible 2d$92$178
Quattro Prestige Roadster 2d$93$180
Tts Quattro Premium Convertible 2d$93$181
Tts Quattro Premium Plus Coupe 2d$98$189
Convertible 2d$100$195
Tts Quattro Premium Plus Roadster 2d$103$200
Quattro Prestige Coupe 2d$105$203
Tts Quattro Roadster 2d$105$206
Tts Coupe 2d$105$207
Tts Quattro Prestige Coupe 2d$111$214
Tts Quattro Coupe 2d$113$220
Tts Quattro Prestige Roadster 2d$120$231
Rs Coupe 2d$125$246
Final Edition Convertible 2d$129$253
Rs Quattro Coupe 2d$153$296

How to Lower the Cost of Audi TT Insurance

We've compiled the best strategies to help you reduce your Audi TT premiums:

  1. 1
    Choose the right coverage

    Coverage needs depend on how you own the TT. Paid off: state minimum liability plus comprehensive and collision at a $1,000 deductible is the baseline. Financed or leased: lenders require 100/300/100 liability limits, comprehensive and collision at a $500 deductible and gap insurance.

    If you own outright and want higher liability limits, 100/300/100 with a $500 deductible is the step up.

  2. 2
    Research costs and cheap companies

    Learn what you should pay by reviewing average auto insurance costs for coupes. This benchmark assists with finding the cheapest car insurance companies offering competitive rates for your Audi TT.

  3. 3
    Check insurer quality, not just price

    A low quote from an insurer with poor claims handling isn't a deal. Before committing, check J.D. Power satisfaction ratings, AM Best financial stability scores and BBB complaint records. Forum discussions on claims processing surface problems that don't appear in formal ratings. Our guide to the best car insurance companies covers all of those factors together.

  4. 4
    Find every discount you qualify for

    Audi TT owners commonly qualify for safety feature discounts, good driver credits, policy bundling savings and anti-theft device discounts. The full list of car insurance discounts shows what's available and which ones stack.

  5. 5
    Consider alternative car insurance types

    Progressive Snapshot and Allstate Drivewise monitor speed, braking and mileage, then price the policy on actual driving behavior. TT drivers who keep mileage low and drive conservatively tend to come out ahead on these programs.

  6. 6
    Check rates every year

    Insurers don't flag when competitors drop their rates. Comparing quotes at each renewal catches pricing shifts before they compound.

Audi TT Insurance Cost: Bottom Line

Audi TT insurance runs about average in cost, but you can still secure decent rates. Shop multiple companies and claim available discounts to find your best insurance rate.

Audi TT Insurance Rates: FAQ

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How We Determined Audi TT Insurance Costs

Audi TT cost estimates are drawn from hundreds of millions of quote estimates for U.S. models sold from 2000 to 2025. Data are from Quadrant Information Services. Rates reflect a 40-year-old unmarried male driver with a clean record, no prior claims, a good credit score, a valid license with no suspensions and 12,000 miles driven annually.

Coverage definitions. Minimum coverage reflects state-required liability limits. Full coverage is 100/300/100 liability plus comprehensive and collision with $1,000 deductibles.

About Mark Fitzpatrick


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Mark Fitzpatrick, a Licensed Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance Producer in Connecticut, is MoneyGeek's resident insurance expert. He has spent nearly a decade analyzing the market, first at LendingTree and now at MoneyGeek, where he has produced original research on hundreds of carriers and millions of rates across auto, home, renters, health and life insurance.

He writes about economics and insurance on MoneyGeek so people can make coverage decisions with confidence. His insurance insights have been featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times and NPR, among other media outlets.

Like all MoneyGeek analysts, he draws on independent cost and consumer experience data, and no insurance company partnership influences his recommendations.

Fitzpatrick earned his degrees from Johns Hopkins University (M.A. Economics and International Relations) and Boston College (B.A.) and began his career in financial risk management at State Street. He's also a five-time Jeopardy champion!