Ford Expedition Insurance Cost


Key Takeaways
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Ford Expedition insurance costs an average of $162 monthly for full coverage. Rates vary by model year and insurer, with GEICO offering the lowest average rates. Read more

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The Expedition ranks 58th out of 256 SUVs for insurance affordability, placing it midtier. SUVs cost more to insure than most vehicle types, making the Expedition average compared to typical cars. Read more

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Check rates for your Expedition's model year to get accurate insurance costs. Read more

How Much Is Ford Expedition Insurance?

Newer Ford Expeditions cost more to insure than older models due to higher market values. Monthly premiums range from $124 for minimum coverage for 2025 models down to $90 for an older 2016 Expedition, showing how model year affects insurance costs.

$124
$243
$116
$226
$88
$171
$78
$152
$66
$129
$56
$109
$86
$168
$83
$161
$91
$176
$90
$175
2015
$86
$166
2014
$83
$161
2013
$93
$178
2012
$81
$157
2011
$76
$147
2010
$72
$140
2009
$76
$147
2008
$73
$140
2007
$69
$133
2006
$71
$137
2005
$72
$139
2004
$93
$179
2003
$98
$188
2002
$82
$158
2001
$78
$149
2000
$72
$139

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

Rates vary by model year and insurer. GEICO is cheapest for the Ford Expedition at $60 a month for minimum coverage and $130 for full. UAIC charges the most for minimum at $145 and AIG the most for full at $298.

Minimum coverage varies by more than $85 between insurers. Full coverage varies by more than $168. Each company calculates model-specific risk differently, which affects your final rate.

AAA$94$195
AIG$120$298
Allstate$103$198
Amica$105$214
Chubb$117$230
Farmers$121$213
Geico$60$130
Kemper$87$175
Nationwide$85$147
Progressive$85$158
State Farm$78$163
The Hartford$95$162
Travelers$75$138
UAIC$145$183

Is Ford Expedition Expensive to Insure?

Among 256 SUVs, the Ford Expedition ranks 58th for insurance affordability. It's a few dollars a month more than a Lincoln MKX and a few less than a Volkswagen Tiguan. Across all 827 vehicles in MoneyGeek's database, the Expedition ranks 258th, which is in the more expensive half overall. The Isuzu Amigo is the cheapest SUV to insure. The Audi SQ8 e-tron is the most expensive.

Alfa Romeo Tonale$12155
Volkswagen Tourareg$12256
Lincoln MKX$12257
Buick Enclave$12257
Ford Expedition$12358
Subaru Crosstrek$12359
Volkswagen Tiguan$12359
Ford Explorer$12360
Nissan Armada$12361

Several factors affect what you'll pay for Ford Expedition insurance:

  • Average Repair or Replacement Costs: Ford Expedition repairs average $1,189 a year, and it's fourth most expensive among 35 Ford models. Higher repair costs raise the insurer's exposure on any claim, which affects premiums.
  • Vehicle Trim, Features and Accessories: Horsepower ranges from 400 to 440 depending on trim. Higher-performance variants cost more to insure because more power raises claim risk.
  • Driver Profile: Most Expedition drivers are 35 to 50 with higher incomes, a profile that typically gets lower rates. The Expedition's performance reputation can draw higher-risk drivers, which insurers price in Read more about the costs of Ford Expeditions for young drivers.

Ford Expedition Insurance Cost by State

Car insurance for a Ford Expedition costs as little as $31 per month in Wyoming or as much as $163 in Louisiana for minimum coverage, depending on where you live. Your state's risk characteristics and insurance regulations drive these differences, not the model itself.

Alabama$69$131
Alaska$59$126
Arizona$98$183
Arkansas$69$155
California$82$165
Colorado$80$191
Connecticut$114$197
Delaware$115$193
Florida$106$244
Georgia$126$206
Hawaii$43$98
Idaho$44$91
Illinois$76$141
Indiana$54$106
Iowa$47$114
Kansas$60$140
Kentucky$102$173
Louisiana$163$349
Maine$43$90
Maryland$129$219
Massachusetts$85$180
Michigan$129$248
Minnesota$68$141
Mississippi$74$147
Missouri$98$196
Montana$57$137
Nebraska$61$140
Nevada$146$265
New Hampshire$58$103
New Jersey$136$224
New Mexico$67$151
New York$103$185
North Carolina$69$135
North Dakota$50$109
Ohio$62$121
Oklahoma$77$172
Oregon$99$173
Pennsylvania$72$169
Rhode Island$102$183
South Carolina$83$155
South Dakota$44$135
Tennessee$64$130
Texas$106$216
Utah$90$152
Vermont$37$89
Virginia$79$128
Washington$75$139
West Virginia$72$147
Wisconsin$54$118
Wyoming$31$99

Ford Expedition Costs by Model Year and Insurance Company

Newer Ford Expedition models cost more to insure than older ones, and your insurance costs will also vary greatly based on driver age. A 35- to 55-year-old driver pays around $197 monthly for full coverage on a 2016 Ford Expedition compared to $279 for a 2025 model. Young drivers in their teens and early twenties have much steeper rates across all model years.

Nationwide consistently offers the lowest rates for newer Ford Expedition models (2020 to 2025), while GEICO has competitive rates across all model years for minimum coverage.

Cost of Car Insurance for 2025 Ford Expedition

Geico$96$211
Nationwide$100$174
National General$108$222
Travelers$113$209
State Farm$118$246
Progressive$122$229
Kemper$128$257
The Hartford$145$248
Allstate$149$288
AAA$150$310
Amica$164$337
AIG$188$474
Chubb$189$377
Farmers$191$337
UAIC$211$269

Cost of Car Insurance for 2024 Ford Expedition

Geico$89$196
Nationwide$93$162
National General$101$207
Travelers$105$195
State Farm$110$229
Progressive$114$213
Kemper$119$240
The Hartford$135$231
Allstate$139$268
AAA$139$289
Amica$153$314
AIG$175$442
Chubb$176$351
Farmers$178$313
UAIC$197$250

Cost of Car Insurance for 2023 Ford Expedition

Geico$68$149
Nationwide$70$123
National General$76$157
Travelers$80$148
State Farm$83$174
Progressive$86$162
Kemper$90$182
The Hartford$103$175
Allstate$105$203
AAA$106$219
Amica$116$238
AIG$133$335
Chubb$134$266
Farmers$135$238
UAIC$149$190

Cost of Car Insurance for 2022 Ford Expedition

Geico$60$131
Nationwide$62$108
National General$68$138
Travelers$71$130
State Farm$73$154
Progressive$76$143
Kemper$80$161
The Hartford$91$155
Allstate$93$180
AAA$93$193
Amica$103$210
AIG$118$296
Chubb$118$235
Farmers$119$210
UAIC$132$168

Cost of Car Insurance for 2021 Ford Expedition

Geico$51$112
Nationwide$53$92
National General$58$118
Travelers$60$111
State Farm$63$131
Progressive$65$122
Kemper$68$137
The Hartford$77$132
Allstate$79$153
AAA$80$165
Amica$87$179
AIG$100$252
Chubb$101$200
Farmers$102$179
UAIC$112$143

Cost of Car Insurance for 2020 Ford Expedition

Geico$43$95
Nationwide$45$78
National General$49$100
Travelers$51$94
State Farm$53$111
Progressive$55$103
Kemper$57$116
The Hartford$65$112
Allstate$67$130
AAA$67$140
Amica$74$152
AIG$85$213
Chubb$85$169
Farmers$86$151
UAIC$95$121

Cost of Car Insurance for 2019 Ford Expedition

Geico$57$125
National General$69$142
Travelers$73$135
Progressive$79$148
State Farm$84$176
Nationwide$92$159
AAA$100$207
Allstate$105$203
The Hartford$106$180
Amica$107$218
Kemper$109$225
Chubb$125$246
AIG$127$320
Farmers$134$239
UAIC$144$180

Cost of Car Insurance for 2018 Ford Expedition

Geico$55$120
National General$65$132
Travelers$72$132
Progressive$77$145
Nationwide$81$141
State Farm$82$170
AAA$96$199
Amica$100$205
Allstate$100$193
The Hartford$102$175
Kemper$107$220
Chubb$113$224
AIG$120$299
Farmers$131$233
UAIC$135$168

Cost of Car Insurance for 2017 Ford Expedition

Geico$62$134
National General$68$140
Travelers$80$147
State Farm$86$179
Kemper$98$199
AAA$99$204
Progressive$100$187
The Hartford$100$171
Nationwide$105$181
Amica$106$218
Allstate$109$210
Chubb$122$241
AIG$127$318
Farmers$129$228
UAIC$146$183

Cost of Car Insurance for 2016 Ford Expedition

Geico$61$131
National General$68$139
Travelers$80$147
Progressive$89$167
State Farm$93$193
AAA$99$206
Kemper$99$201
The Hartford$100$170
Allstate$105$203
Nationwide$105$181
Amica$106$217
Chubb$128$253
Farmers$130$229
AIG$131$330
UAIC$146$183

Ford Expedition Insurance Cost by Trim

Ford Expedition insurance costs vary dramatically by trim, with premiums reaching $268 monthly for full coverage on high-performance Max King Ranch variants down to $70 for minimum coverage on basic Max XLT Sport Utility 4D models. Your trim's market value and rarity determine where you'll fall in this range.

Max Xlt Sport Utility 4d$70$136
Max Xl Sport Utility 4d$71$139
Xls Sport Utility 4d$75$143
Max Limited Sport Utility 4d$75$146
Xl Sport Utility 4d$75$146
Sport Utility 4d$76$145
Xlt Sport Utility 4d$77$149
Xlt Sport Suv 4d$78$150
Eddie Bauer Sport Utility 4d$79$152
Limited Sport Utility 4d$80$155
Max King Ranch Sport Utility 4d$81$159
King Ranch Sport Utility 4d$82$160
Platinum Sport Utility 4d$83$162
Max Platinum Sport Utility 4d$83$163
Xlt Nbx Sport Utility 4d$84$162
Timberline Sport Utility 4d$90$176
Xl$92$180
Xlt Fx4 Off-Road Sport Utility 4d$96$184
Xlt$97$190
Active$102$198
Max Xlt$102$200
Max Active$107$210
Limited$111$216
Max Limited$115$225
Timberline$116$226
Platinum$126$247
Max Platinum$131$256
King Ranch$132$258
Tremor$133$259
Max King Ranch$137$268

How to Lower the Cost of Ford Expedition Insurance

  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 SUVs 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 records 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. Ford Expedition owners commonly qualify for safety features discounts, good driver discounts, multi-vehicle discounts, bundling discounts and anti-theft device discounts.

  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. Savings reach up to 30% for the best-performing drivers.

  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.

Ford Expedition Insurance Cost: Bottom Line

Ford Expedition insurance costs less than average, making it an affordable choice for families. You'll find even better rates by comparing quotes from multiple insurers and claiming available discounts.

Ford Expedition Insurance Rates: FAQ

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What factors affect insurance costs for Ford Expeditions?

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How We Determined Ford Expedition Insurance Costs

We analyzed hundreds of millions of quote estimates for U.S. vehicle models from 2000 to 2025.

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.