Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Cost


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GEICO offers the most affordable Chevrolet Cruze insurance on average, though full coverage costs around $180 monthly and varies based on your model year and chosen insurer. Read more

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The Cruze ranks 97th out of 199 sedans for insurance affordability, placing it in the middle tier among sedans. Since sedans cost less to insure due to better safety ratings and lower repair costs, this makes the Cruze affordable. Read more

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Getting precise rates means checking costs for your Cruze's specific model year, especially if you're insuring a teen driver who'll impact your premiums. Read MoneyGeek's analysis of rates by company for specific Cruze model years, depending on the age of the drivers.

How Much Is Chevrolet Cruze Insurance?

Insurance premiums for a Chevrolet Cruze average $180 monthly for full coverage and $93 for minimum coverage. Depending on your trim and model year, costs can range from $61 to $245 monthly.

Chevrolet Cruze$93$180

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

Chevrolet Cruze premiums range from $71 a month for older models to $239 for the newest. Newer vehicles cost more to insure because their higher market value costs more to replace.

2019
$123
$239
2018
$100
$193
2017
$87
$168
2016
$71
$137
2015
$100
$192
2014
$96
$185
2013
$91
$175
2012
$87
$167
2011
$72
$139

Rates vary by model year and insurer. GEICO is cheapest for the Chevrolet Cruze at $134 a month for full coverage and $62 for minimum. AIG charges the most for full at $355 and UAIC the most for minimum at $155.

Minimum coverage varies by more than $93 between insurers. Full coverage varies by more than $221. Each company calculates model-specific risk differently, which affects your final rate.

AAA$101$208
AIG$140$355
Allstate$111$214
Amica$109$223
Chubb$142$279
Farmers$134$238
Geico$62$134
Kemper$100$199
Nationwide$117$201
Progressive$97$181
State Farm$91$189
The Hartford$99$169
Travelers$85$156
UAIC$155$193

Is Chevrolet Cruze Expensive to Insure?

Among 200 sedans, the Chevrolet Cruze ranks 97th for insurance affordability. It's a few dollars a month more than a Kia Borrego and a few less than a Toyota Corolla.

Across all 827 vehicles in MoneyGeek's database, the Cruze ranks 373rd, so it's in the top half for affordability overall. The Saturn S-Series is the cheapest sedan to insure. The Cadillac CTS-V is the most expensive.

Kia Optima$13094
Audi A3$13195
Kia Borrego$13196
Chevrolet Cruze$13297
Toyota Corolla$13298
Toyota Camry$13299
Audi A6$133100

Several factors affect what you'll pay for Chevrolet Cruze insurance:

  • Average Repair or Replacement Costs: Chevrolet Cruze repairs average $687 a year, and it's 18th most affordable among 38 Chevrolet models. Lower repair costs keep premiums below most of its class.
  • Vehicle Trim, Features and Accessories: Horsepower ranges from 153 to 240 depending on trim. Higher-performance variants cost more to insure because more power raises claim risk.
  • Driver Profile: Most Cruze owners are 25 to 34 with a median age around 30, an age range that typically sees higher rates because of limited experience. The Cruze's performance profile can draw higher-risk drivers, which insurers price in. Read more about the costs of Chevrolet Cruzes for young drivers.

Chevrolet Cruze Costs by Model Year and Driver Age by Insurance Company

A 35- to 55-year-old driver pays $273 monthly for full coverage on a 2019 Chevrolet Cruze compared to just $158 for a 2011 model. Model year and driver age affect your Cruze insurance costs since newer vehicles command higher premiums. Teen and young adult drivers face even higher rates across all model years.

GEICO offers the lowest rates across all Cruze model years and could save certain drivers hundreds of dollars monthly. The Chevy Cruze was discontinued after 2019 in the U.S., so data is only up to this year.

Cost of Car Insurance for 2019 Chevrolet Cruze

Geico$80$172
National General$92$189
Travelers$112$205
Progressive$126$236
State Farm$127$263
Kemper$133$267
AAA$134$277
The Hartford$136$233
Amica$144$294
Allstate$144$280
Nationwide$152$262
Farmers$181$322
AIG$185$471
Chubb$186$368
UAIC$200$252

2019 Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Costs for 16- to 25-Year-Olds

Data filtered by:
Full Coverage
Geico$974$710$596$432$373$301$277$230$217$197
State Farm$993$873$772$667$588$500$454$405$370$326
Nationwide$1,193$1,094$1,007$855$721$468$433$404$382$342
Travelers$1,230$884$696$536$472$350$319$294$271$236
Allstate$1,327$1,041$840$620$556$434$395$373$352$311
Progressive$1,724$1,390$1,152$641$559$451$402$359$330$283
Farmers$2,029$1,501$1,335$821$773$584$523$499$476$400

Cost of Car Insurance for 2018 Chevrolet Cruze

Geico$64$139
National General$75$153
Travelers$90$166
Progressive$102$190
State Farm$102$213
Kemper$108$215
AAA$108$224
The Hartford$110$188
Amica$116$238
Allstate$117$226
Nationwide$123$212
Farmers$146$260
AIG$149$380
Chubb$150$297
UAIC$161$203

2018 Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Costs for 16- to 25-Year-Olds

Data filtered by:
Full Coverage
Geico$786$573$481$349$301$243$224$185$175$159
State Farm$801$705$623$538$475$404$367$327$299$263
Nationwide$963$883$813$690$582$377$350$326$308$276
Travelers$993$713$562$433$381$282$258$238$219$191
Allstate$1,071$840$678$501$449$350$318$301$284$251
Progressive$1,392$1,122$929$517$451$364$324$289$266$228
Farmers$1,638$1,212$1,078$662$624$472$422$403$384$323

Cost of Car Insurance for 2017 Chevrolet Cruze

Geico$56$121
National General$65$133
Travelers$79$144
Progressive$89$166
State Farm$89$185
Kemper$94$188
AAA$94$195
The Hartford$96$164
Amica$101$207
Allstate$102$197
Nationwide$107$185
Farmers$128$226
AIG$130$331
Chubb$131$259
UAIC$141$177

2017 Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Costs for 16- to 25-Year-Olds

Data filtered by:
Full Coverage
Geico$685$499$419$304$262$212$195$161$153$139
State Farm$698$614$543$469$414$352$320$285$261$229
Nationwide$839$769$708$601$507$329$305$284$269$240
Travelers$865$621$490$377$332$246$224$207$191$166
Allstate$933$732$591$436$391$305$277$262$247$219
Progressive$1,213$977$810$451$393$317$283$252$232$199
Farmers$1,427$1,056$939$577$544$411$368$351$334$281

Cost of Car Insurance for 2016 Chevrolet Cruze

Geico$46$99
National General$53$109
Travelers$64$118
Progressive$73$136
State Farm$73$151
Kemper$77$153
AAA$77$159
The Hartford$78$134
Amica$83$169
Allstate$83$161
Nationwide$88$151
Farmers$104$185
AIG$106$271
Chubb$107$212
UAIC$115$145

2016 Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Costs for 16- to 25-Year-Olds

Data filtered by:
Full Coverage
Geico$560$409$343$249$214$173$159$132$125$114
State Farm$571$502$444$384$339$288$261$233$213$188
Nationwide$686$629$579$492$415$269$249$233$220$197
Travelers$708$508$401$308$271$201$184$169$156$136
Allstate$763$599$483$357$320$250$227$215$202$179
Progressive$992$800$662$369$322$260$231$206$190$163
Farmers$1,167$864$768$472$445$336$301$287$274$230

Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Cost by Trim

Chevrolet Cruze insurance costs vary by trim, from $245 monthly for full coverage on high-performance Lt Diesel Hatchback 4d variants to $61 for minimum coverage on basic Limited L Sedan 4d models. Performance features, rarity, and market value determine where your specific trim falls in this range.

Limited L Sedan 4d$61$117
Limited Ls Sedan 4d$65$126
Limited 1lt Sedan 4d$65$126
Limited Eco Sedan 4d$69$134
Limited Ltz Sedan 4d$76$147
L Sedan 4d$77$148
Limited 2lt Sedan 4d$78$152
Eco Sedan 4d$83$160
Diesel Sedan 4d$84$162
Ls Sedan 4d$87$168
Lt Sedan 4d$92$177
1lt Sedan 4d$98$189
Ls Hatchback 4d$101$195
2lt Sedan 4d$103$198
Ltz Sedan 4d$103$199
Lt Hatchback 4d$104$201
Lt Diesel Sedan 4d$104$202
Eco Sedan 4d$105$203
Premier Sedan 4d$107$207
Premier Hatchback 4d$117$226
Lt Diesel Hatchback 4d$127$245

Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Cost by State

Car insurance for a Chevrolet Cruze costs anywhere from $32 per month in Wyoming to $181 in Louisiana for minimum coverage. Your state's risk factors and insurance regulations create these differences, not the vehicle itself.

Alabama$78$147
Alaska$65$137
Arizona$112$208
Arkansas$76$171
California$85$173
Colorado$91$217
Connecticut$132$226
Delaware$133$222
Florida$126$295
Georgia$140$231
Hawaii$49$109
Idaho$51$104
Illinois$85$159
Indiana$60$117
Iowa$51$121
Kansas$66$154
Kentucky$113$193
Louisiana$181$392
Maine$49$101
Maryland$147$248
Massachusetts$92$194
Michigan$136$259
Minnesota$74$153
Mississippi$76$152
Missouri$102$205
Montana$63$149
Nebraska$65$148
Nevada$173$312
New Hampshire$65$115
New Jersey$152$250
New Mexico$76$170
New York$119$214
North Carolina$76$149
North Dakota$52$114
Ohio$72$140
Oklahoma$85$188
Oregon$117$203
Pennsylvania$78$185
Rhode Island$115$204
South Carolina$98$182
South Dakota$49$146
Tennessee$74$148
Texas$118$240
Utah$101$172
Vermont$41$97
Virginia$88$143
Washington$90$168
West Virginia$77$158
Wisconsin$60$133
Wyoming$32$99

How to Lower the Cost of Chevrolet Cruze Insurance

These tips help you lower your Chevrolet Cruze insurance costs without sacrificing the coverage you need:

  1. 1
    Choose the right coverage

    Coverage needs depend on how you own the car.

    Own it outright (lower cost):

    • State minimum liability requirements
    • Comprehensive and collision with a $1,000 deductible

    Own it outright (more coverage):

    • $100,000/$300,000/$100,000 liability coverage
    • Comprehensive and collision with a $500 deductible

    Financing or leasing:

    • $100,000/$300,000/$100,000 liability coverage
    • Comprehensive and collision with a $500 deductible
    • Gap insurance (most lenders require this)
  2. 2
    Research costs and cheap companies

    Check average auto insurance costs for compact sedans before you shop. That number tells you whether a quote is competitive. Use it alongside a list of the cheapest car insurance companies to find a better price.

  3. 3
    Look for more than just low rates

    Price isn't everything with car insurance. Check J.D. Power satisfaction ratings, Better Business Bureau complaints and AM Best financial stability scores. Forum reviews on claims handling are worth reading too. A cheap policy with slow or disputed claims can cost more than a slightly higher premium from a reliable insurer.

  4. 4
    Check discounts you qualify for

    Check every car insurance discount before buying. Chevrolet Cruze owners commonly qualify for safety features discounts, good driver discounts for clean records, anti-theft discounts and bundling discounts for combining auto and home policies.

  5. 5
    Consider alternative car insurance types

    Usage-based programs like Progressive Snapshot or Allstate Drivewise track your driving and lower premiums for safe habits. Safe, low-mileage commuters see the biggest savings.

  6. 6
    Check rates every year

    Get car insurance quotes from multiple companies each year. Insurers don't tell you when competitors drop their prices. Annual comparisons can save up to 24%, so set a reminder at each renewal.

Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Cost: Bottom Line

Chevrolet Cruze insurance costs are close to average. To cut your rate, compare quotes from multiple insurers, claim every available discount and choose the right coverage level for your vehicle's value.

Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Rates: FAQ

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What company has the cheapest car insurance for a Chevrolet Cruze?

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What factors affect insurance costs for Chevrolet Cruzes?

How can I lower Chevrolet Cruze insurance costs?

How We Determined Chevrolet Cruze Insurance Costs

We studied hundreds of millions of quote estimates across all U.S. models sold from 2000 to 2025 to determine the most accurate Chevrolet Cruze insurance costs.

Who We Based These Rates On

Our baseline is a 40-year-old unmarried male with a clean record, good credit, no prior claims, a valid license with no suspensions and about 12,000 miles driven a year.

Coverage Definitions

  • Minimum coverage: State-required liability limits
  • Full coverage: $100,000/$300,000/$100,000 liability with comprehensive and collision coverage and a $1,000 deductible

About Mark Fitzpatrick


Mark Fitzpatrick, Licensed P&C Insurance Expert, MoneyGeek

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 produces original research on hundreds of carriers and millions of rates across auto, home, renters, health and life insurance.

He covers economics and insurance at MoneyGeek, and his work has been featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times and NPR, among other outlets.

Like all MoneyGeek analysts, he draws on independent cost and consumer experience data. 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.). His career began in financial risk management at State Street. He's also a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion.