Ram Rebel Insurance Cost


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State Farm offers the most affordable annual minimum coverage rate across all Ram Rebel model years at $510.

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A Ram Rebel's average annual insurance cost is $644 for minimum coverage and $1,592 for full coverage.

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MoneyGeek's analysis included data and 2,092 Ram Rebel insurance quotes from Quadrant Information Services to ensure comprehensive insights.

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Ram Rebel Insurance Rates

Annual full coverage insurance costs for a Ram Rebel range from $1,176 to $6,949. Rates vary widely based on the model year, driver age, location, driving history, coverage level and insurer. MoneyGeek breaks down Ram Rebel insurance costs and coverage, offering insights into the best and cheapest insurers.

What Is the Average Ram Rebel Car Insurance Cost?

Full coverage insurance for a Ram Rebel costs about $133 per month or $1,592 per year, based on a 40-year-old male driver with a clean record. Minimum coverage costs around $54 monthly or $644 annually.

Minimum Coverage$644
Full Coverage$1,592

Ram Rebel Insurance Costs by Company

Ram Rebel insurance costs range from $1,221 to $2,427 per year, varying by age, model year and coverage level. The table below compares average Ram Rebel insurance rates with the averages for all vehicles from several national and mid-size providers.

Allstate$2,041$1,80813%
Auto-Owners$1,324$1,2258%
Farmers$2,031$1,9534%
GEICO$1,330$1,3310%
Kemper$2,427$2,20910%
Nationwide$1,705$1,5867%
Progressive$1,690$1,742-3%
State Farm$1,379$1,2689%
Travelers$1,499$1,520-1%
USAA$1,221$1,1992%
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Cost of Insuring a Ram Rebel by Model Year

The year your Ram Rebel was made affects your insurance rates, with older models usually costing less. For instance, full coverage for a 2022 model costs $1,661 per year compared to $1,520 for a 2016 model. Below are the average full and minimum coverage rates for every production year.

2022$636$1,661
2021$639$1,635
2020$648$1,614
2019$656$1,600
2018$670$1,612
2017$674$1,581
2016$672$1,520

Ram Rebel Insurance Costs by Driver Age

Ram Rebel insurance rates vary widely based on driver age. For instance, 40-year-olds pay an average of $1,603 annually for full coverage, while 16-year-olds pay $6,949. Below are the average minimum and full coverage rates for drivers across ages.

16$3,007$6,949
17$2,439$5,653
18$2,128$4,974
19$1,517$3,558
20$1,363$3,236
21$1,080$2,613
22$985$2,403
23$914$2,245
24$866$2,136
25$769$1,911
26$748$1,844
27$730$1,803
28$718$1,774
29$707$1,750
30$683$1,688
35$664$1,634
40$656$1,603
45$651$1,582
50$635$1,534
55$618$1,493
60$619$1,487
65$659$1,535
70$716$1,641
75$797$1,798
80$902$1,998
85$976$2,145
90$1,030$2,246
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Ram Rebel Insurance Rates Explained

Car insurance rates depend on driver profiles, but factors tied to your vehicle also play a key role. Below is a list of vehicle-related cost factors.

Ram Rebel Rates vs. National Average

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    Value

    The Ram Rebel is a luxury pickup truck with an MSRP of $57,445. Repair and replacement costs run high on this truck, and insurers price coverage accordingly.

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    Performance

    The Ram Rebel's 305-horsepower engine puts it in high-performance territory. Insurers often treat high-performance vehicles as greater risks, and premiums climb as a result.

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    Vehicle age

    Newer Ram Rebels cost more to insure than older models in most cases. Collector and classic versions break that pattern: their insurance costs can climb higher despite their age.

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    Vehicle size

    Larger vehicles carry more property damage potential, and insurers charge more to cover that risk. At 5,083 lbs, the Ram Rebel weighs more than smaller Ram models, and costs more to insure as a result.

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    Trim level

    Premium upgrades on higher trim levels push up the MSRP, and insurance costs rise with it. The Ram Rebel's upper trims cost more to insure than the base model.

Cheapest Ram Rebel Insurance

State Farm offers the cheapest minimum coverage for Ram Rebel at $510 per year, based on a 40-year-old male driver with a clean record. Below is a breakdown of the most affordable auto insurance across coverage levels, age groups, driving records, model years and more.

Cheapest Ram Rebel Insurance by Coverage Level

Coverage level determines your Ram Rebel insurance rate in a big way. State Farm has the cheapest rates for minimum coverage. GEICO has the cheapest rates for full coverage. This breakdown covers the top providers for each coverage type.

Cheapest Ram Rebel Minimum Coverage

State Farm offers the cheapest minimum coverage for a Ram Rebel at $43 per month, followed by GEICO at $45, Travelers at $53 and Allstate and Progressive at $57.

USAA$39$464
State Farm$43$510
GEICO$45$537
Travelers$53$642
Progressive$57$680
Allstate$57$687
Nationwide$61$730
Farmers$64$772

*State Farm offers non-military-affiliated Ram Rebel owners the lowest average minimum coverage insurance rate. USAA is the most affordable option for military-affiliated drivers.

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Best Ram Rebel Insurance Rates by Model Year

The above list doesn't consider a vehicle's production year, which can mean lower rates depending on its age. Filter the table below to find the cheapest minimum coverage rates for each Ram Rebel model year.

Data filtered by:
2016
Allstate$698$58
Farmers$786$66
GEICO$569$47
Nationwide$789$66
Progressive$678$57
State Farm$517$43
Travelers$669$56
USAA$485$40

*USAA is available only to military veterans, active service members and their families.

Cheapest Full Coverage Ram Rebel Insurance

GEICO offers the cheapest full coverage for a Ram Rebel at $1,290 annually or $107 monthly. Below is the complete list of full coverage car insurance providers and rates.

USAA$98$1,176
GEICO$107$1,290
State Farm$111$1,329
Travelers$123$1,482
Nationwide$133$1,590
Progressive$134$1,608
Farmers$157$1,881
Allstate$161$1,937

*On average, GEICO is the cheapest insurer for non-military-affiliated Ram Rebel owners seeking full coverage. For military-affiliated drivers, USAA is the most affordable option.

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Cheapest Ram Rebel Insurance by Age

Drivers aged 16 to 25 and those over 55 often pay more for Ram Rebel insurance. Below is a breakdown of the cheapest options by age.

Cheapest Ram Rebel Insurance for Young Drivers

State Farm offers the cheapest auto insurance for young adults at $93 monthly or $1,119 annually for minimum coverage. The table below shows a complete list of affordable rates for Ram Rebel drivers aged 16 to 25.

USAA$81$971
State Farm$93$1,119
GEICO$108$1,294
Travelers$111$1,335
Allstate$134$1,603
Progressive$158$1,895
Nationwide$162$1,948
Farmers$175$2,094

*State Farm is the cheapest insurer for young non-military-affiliated drivers. USAA is the most affordable option for military-affiliated drivers.

Cheapest Ram Rebel Insurance for Seniors

State Farm offers the cheapest car insurance for seniors aged 55 and up at $561 annually or $47 monthly. See the full list of affordable Ram Rebel insurers below.

State Farm$47$561
USAA$52$618
GEICO$54$644
Travelers$64$765
Allstate$70$840
Nationwide$71$857
Progressive$72$864
Farmers$87$1,045
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Cheapest Ram Rebel Insurance After an Accident

State Farm, GEICO and Travelers offer Ram Rebel drivers the most affordable car insurance after an accident. See the complete list below for more options.

State Farm$53$641
USAA$59$707
GEICO$71$851
Travelers$78$931
Allstate$79$943
Progressive$92$1,098
Nationwide$95$1,137
Farmers$126$1,511

Ram Rebel Insurance Cost: Bottom Line

Getting quotes from multiple insurers each year helps drivers find the lowest Ram Rebel rates. Costs vary by driver demographics, and providers differ on price for the same coverage.

Ram Rebel Insurance Rates: FAQ

These are answers to common questions about Ram Rebel insurance costs, including minimum coverage options and affordable plans.

Ram Rebel Insurance Ratings: Our Review Methodology

MoneyGeek analyzed 2,092 Ram Rebel insurance quotes from Quadrant Information Services.

Drivers and Cars

We built a sample driver profile with these characteristics to calculate average Ram Rebel insurance rates:

  • 40-year-old male
  • Clean driving record
  • 12,000 miles driven annually

We adjusted this profile to find Ram Rebel rates across different age groups, driving records and model years. Data collection covered these model years:

  • 2012
  • 2013
  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • 2022

Our data scientists estimated rates for any model year without available data, based on standard insurer pricing patterns by year. These published rates are estimates. Your actual Ram Rebel rate may differ.

Coverage Levels

Minimum coverage requirements differ by state, so these rates combine minimum coverage policies from the states in our dataset.

MoneyGeek's analysis includes average full coverage rates with comprehensive and collision coverage ($1,000 deductible) and these increased liability limits:

  • $100,000 bodily injury liability per person
  • $300,000 bodily injury liability per accident
  • $100,000 property damage liability per accident

About Mark Fitzpatrick


Mark Fitzpatrick, Licensed P&C Insurance Expert, MoneyGeek

Mark Fitzpatrick is a licensed Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance Producer in Connecticut and MoneyGeek's resident expert in insurance and economics. In nearly a decade covering the insurance market at LendingTree and MoneyGeek, he's analyzed hundreds of carriers and millions of rates across auto, home, renters, health and life insurance.

His work has appeared in The Washington Post, The New York Times and NPR. He draws on independent cost and consumer experience data, and no insurance company partnerships affect his recommendations.

Mark studied at Boston College and later earned a master's in economics and international relations from Johns Hopkins University. He worked in financial risk management at State Street before joining MoneyGeek. He's also a five-time “Jeopardy!” champion.