How Much Is Subaru Insurance? Compare Quotes by Model

Subaru insurance costs can vary significantly depending on the car model. MoneyGeek’s data shows that the Subaru BRZ is the most expensive Subaru model to insure, costing roughly $1,495 per year. On the other hand, Subaru Forester is the cheapest model to insure at around $1,064 annually.

MoneyGeek analyzed insurance costs for all major Subaru models to help you figure out average rates and the cheapest companies for Subaru insurance.

MoneyGeek found that the cost of insurance for a Subaru can vary significantly by model. The average annual cost of insuring various Subaru models is below, from the cheapest to the most expensive:

• Subaru Forester: $1,064 per year
• Subaru Outback: $1,121 per year
• Subaru Impreza: $1,232 per year
• Subaru WRX: $1,442 per year
• Subaru BRZ: $1,495 per year

Car models with a high manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) or high repair costs are often more expensive to insure. A high horsepower sports car is also more expensive to insure since they are considered riskier and have a higher likelihood of theft.

Generally, it’s inexpensive to insure a Subaru. However, there are various Subaru models available, and the cost of insurance depends more on a car’s model than its maker. MoneyGeek’s analysis of five Subaru models shows that the Forester, Outback and Impreza are inexpensive to insure, the WRX has a moderate insurance cost, and Subaru’s BRZ is expensive to insure.

The average cost of insuring a Subaru BRZ is $1,495 per year across all model years. The BRZ ranks as the most expensive of the five Subaru models included in MoneyGeek’s analysis. It’s also generally expensive to insure a Subaru BRZ compared to all other car makes and models.

GEICO offers the cheapest policy for a Subaru BRZ at around $1,155 per year. Allied has the most expensive Subaru insurance quote for the BRZ at roughly $2,092 annually.

On average, it costs $1,442 per year to insure a Subaru WRX across all model years. Of the five Subaru models that MoneyGeek analyzed, the WRX ranks second most expensive. Compared to other car makes and models, auto insurance for a Subaru WRX is generally moderately priced.

GEICO offers the cheapest Subaru insurance quote for the WRX at around $1,155 per year. The most expensive policy is with Allied at roughly $1,995 a year.

MoneyGeek found the average yearly insurance cost of a Subaru Impreza is $1,232 across all model years. The Impreza is the third most expensive to insure of the five Subaru models in this analysis. In general, it is inexpensive to insure a Subaru Impreza.

At around $1,007 annually, GEICO gives the cheapest Subaru Impreza insurance quote. And the most expensive policy is with Allied at roughly $1,660 per year.

On average, it costs $1,121 per year to insure a Subaru Outback across all model years. The Outback ranks as the second cheapest out of the five Subaru models analyzed by MoneyGeek — insurance is generally inexpensive for a Subaru Outback.

GEICO is the cheapest insurer for a Subaru Outback, with an average annual cost of $993. Allstate offers the most expensive Subaru Outback insurance at roughly $1,301 a year.

The average insurance cost for a Subaru Forester is $1,064 per year. The Forester is the cheapest of all five models included in MoneyGeek’s Subaru insurance costs analysis. It is generally inexpensive to insure a Subaru Forester.

GEICO offers the most affordable Subaru insurance quote for a Forester at around $907 per year. The most expensive insurer is Allied, costing around $1,303 annually.

MoneyGeek answered frequently asked questions below about Subaru insurance costs to help you understand how insurance rates vary depending on the car model.

MoneyGeek collected information about insurance provider rates for Subarus using a sample driver profile. In this scenario, the driver is a 40-year-old male purchasing a full coverage policy with the following coverages:

• $100,000 in bodily injury liability insurance per person
• $300,000 in bodily injury liability insurance per accident
• $100,000 in property damage liability insurance per accident
• Comprehensive and collision insurance with a $1,000 deductible

Rates represent averages and can provide guidance on what prices to expect but won’t match your specific rates.