Honda Prologue Insurance Cost

Insurance premiums for the Honda Prologue average $196 a month for full coverage and $100 for minimum coverage. Costs range from $94 to $205 a month, depending on trim and model year.

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Your Honda Prologue's age affects insurance costs, and newer models generally cost more to insure because of their higher market value.

Insurance costs for a Honda Prologue vary by model year and company. Full coverage runs $120 a month with GEICO to $409 with AIG, and minimum coverage runs $55 with GEICO to $174 with Farmers.

Rates spread by more than $119 for minimum coverage and more than $289 for full coverage, so comparing quotes across insurers pays off. Each company calculates risk differently for the Prologue, which affects your final rate.

MoneyGeek's analysis of 256 SUVs ranks the Honda Prologue 137th for insurance affordability, with 136 models costing less to insure. It falls between the VinFast VF-9, which costs slightly less, and the Mazda CX-50, which costs slightly more.

Among all 827 vehicles in MoneyGeek's database, the Prologue ranks 496th for insurance affordability. The Isuzu Amigo has the lowest premiums in the SUV category, and the Audi SQ8 e-tron carries the highest.

Multiple factors affect what you'll pay for Honda Prologue insurance:

• Average repair or replacement costs: Honda Prologue repair costs average $924 annually, ranking as the second most expensive Honda model to maintain. That cost level can push insurance premiums higher than other Honda vehicles.
• Vehicle trim, features and accessories: The Honda Prologue produces up to 300 horsepower, and higher-output trims cost more to insure. Advanced trim levels carry greater risk exposure and lead to higher premiums.
• Driver profile: Most Honda Prologue drivers are between 30 and 45 years old, an age range that tends to produce lower rates. The vehicle's performance profile can attract higher-risk drivers, which insurers factor into pricing. Read more about the costs of Honda Prologues for young drivers.

Model year affects Honda Prologue insurance costs more than most drivers expect. Full coverage for a 35- to 55-year-old driver with a 2025 Prologue averages $233 a month, and newer models cost more to insure than older ones. Drivers in their teens and early twenties pay more regardless of model year.

GEICO has the cheapest rates across all Honda Prologue model years and could save certain drivers hundreds of dollars a month versus the average. Compare quotes from multiple insurers to find the lowest Honda Prologue insurance rates.

Honda Prologue insurance costs range from $94 a month for minimum coverage on base Touring trims to $205 for full coverage on Elite variants. A trim's performance features and market value account for the cost differences across the lineup.

Minimum coverage for a Honda Prologue runs $37 a month in Wyoming and up to $198 in Louisiana. State risk factors and insurance regulations drive that gap, not the vehicle itself.

These proven strategies help you find better rates on your Honda Prologue insurance:

Honda Prologue insurance runs average in cost, though you can still find decent rates. You'll find better pricing by comparing quotes from multiple insurers and maximizing available discounts.

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

Who We Based These Rates On

These Honda Prologue prices reflect what a typical driver pays:

• Age 40, unmarried male
• Clean record: no tickets or crashes
• Credit score in a good range
• Has never made an insurance claim
• Puts about 12,000 miles on the odometer yearly
• Has a valid driver's license with no suspensions on record

Coverage Definitions

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