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Honda Insurance: Compare Cheap Rates

The cheapest Honda to insure, on average, is the CR-V, and the Civic is the most expensive.

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Last updated: June 1, 2026

Compare Cheap Honda Insurance: Key Takeaways

On average, the full coverage premiums for Hondas are higher than the national average, largely due to the high theft rates of certain models.

  • The cheapest Honda model to insure is the CR-V at $2,233/year on average, followed closely by the HR-V at $2,275/year.

  • USAA has the lowest rates, on average, for Hondas, but it is only available to military-affiliated drivers. The next-cheapest rates are offered by Progressive and State Farm.

  • As with all cars, newer Hondas generally cost more to insure than older model years.

Average Cost of Honda Car Insurance

The average cost of a full coverage policy for a Honda is $2,501 annually, or $208 monthly, which is slightly higher than the national average of $2,356. The price you pay for car insurance is influenced by many factors, so your premium may be higher or lower than this average depending on the exact Honda model and model year you own, as well as your age, location, and more.

Cheapest Honda Model to Insure: Honda CR-V

Illustration comparing a blue Honda CR-V and a white Honda Civic regarding insurance costs.

The Honda CR-V is the cheapest model to insure due to its lower premiums while the Civic is costlier.

The most affordable Honda model to insure is the Honda CR-V, which is the company’s compact SUV. On average, it costs around $2,233 per year to insure this model, which is just below the national average and is 11 percent cheaper than the average for Hondas. The HR-V is almost tied with an average premium of $2,275.

The most expensive Honda to insure is the Honda Civic, which is an affordable car but has a high theft rate. The average annual full coverage premium for this car is $2,626, 5 percent higher than the Honda average and 11 percent higher than the national average across all makes and models.

GOOD TO KNOW:

The Honda Civic has historically been one of the most stolen cars in the U.S. due to the lack of anti-theft technology on older models. It was the fifth-most stolen car in the first half of 2025.1

ModelAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
CR-V$2,233$186
HR-V$2,275$190
Pilot$2,333$194
Odyssey$2,363$197
Insight$2,421$202
Ridgeline$2,523$210
Accord$2,530$211
Civic$2,626$219

Note: The rates in the table above are averages of 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 model years.

Cheapest Honda Insurance Company: Progressive and USAA

USAA offers the cheapest rates, on average, for Honda drivers at $2,059 per year. However, USAA is only available to members of the military and their families. For other Honda drivers, Progressive has the cheapest average rates at $2,207, which is 12 percent below the Honda average.

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
USAA$2,059$172
Progressive$2,207$184
State Farm$2,214$185
GEICO$2,693$224
Allstate$2,807$234
Farmers$2,820$235
National average for Hondas$2,501$219

Cheapest Honda Insurance By Model

Honda Accord

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
USAA$2,054$171
Progressive$2,532$211
State Farm$2,532$211
Geico$2,898$242
Farmers$3,814$318
Allstate$4,300$358
National average$2,831$236

Honda Civic

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
USAA$2,125$177
Progressive$2,360$197
State Farm$2,384$199
Geico$2,860$238
Allstate$4,377$365
Farmers$4,610$384
National average$2,908$242

Honda CR-V

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
USAA$1,899$158
State Farm$1,977$165
Progressive$2,073$173
Geico$2,610$218
Allstate$3,503$292
Farmers$3,956$330
National average$2,458$205

Honda HR-V

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
Progressive$1,785$149
USAA$1,804$150
State Farm$2,041$170
Geico$2,670$223
Allstate$3,365$280
Farmers$3,916$326
National average$2,438$203

Honda Insight

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
USAA$2,051$171
Progressive$2,182$182
State Farm$2,252$188
Geico$2,624$219
Allstate$3,491$291
Farmers$3,791$316
National average$2,615$218

Honda Odyssey

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
Progressive$2,117$176
USAA$2,218$185
State Farm$2,219$185
Geico$2,617$218
Allstate$3,388$282
Farmers$3,994$333
National average$2,595$216

Honda Pilot

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
USAA$1,972$164
State Farm$2,106$176
Progressive$2,188$182
Geico$2,624$219
Allstate$3,325$277
Farmers$4,055$338
National average$2,522$210

Honda Ridgeline

CompanyAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
State Farm$2,205$184
USAA$2,349$196
Progressive$2,421$202
Geico$2,642$220
Allstate$3,989$332
Farmers$4,316$360
National average$2,722$227

Average Cost of Honda Insurance by Model Year

In general, the newer your Honda is, the more you can expect to pay for insurance, which is the case across makes and models. For example, the cost to insure a 2017 Honda is around $2,043, while the average rate for a 2022 model is $2,453.

Honda model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,453$204
2021$2,362$197
2020$2,291$191
2019$2,200$183
2018$2,087$174
2017$2,043$170

By Model and Year

Honda Accord

Model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,730$228
2021$2,618$218
2020$2,543$212
2019$2,458$205
2018$2,356$196
2017$2,230$186

Honda Civic

Model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,598$217
2021$2,487$207
2020$2,378$198
2019$2,302$192
2018$2,402$200
2017$2,326$194

Honda CR-V

Model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,225$185
2021$2,151$179
2020$2,097$175
2019$2,007$167
2018$1,927$161
2017$1,872$156

Honda Insight

Model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,659$222
2021$2,559$213
2020$2,475$206
2019*$2,399$200

*The Honda Insight was not produced for model years between 2015 and 2018, and it has been discontinued as of 2022.

Honda Odyssey

Model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,419$202
2021$2,340$195
2020$2,315$193
2019$2,226$185
2018$2,104$175
2017$2,026$169

Honda Pilot

Model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,430$203
2021$2,319$193
2020$2,259$188
2019$2,114$176
2018$2,011$168
2017$2,073$173

Honda Ridgeline

Model yearAverage annual full coverage premiumAverage monthly full coverage premium
2022$2,713$226
2021$2,567$214
2020$2,492$208
2019$2,401$200
2018$2,197$183
2017$2,210$184

Frequently Asked Questions

The Honda CR-V is the cheapest to insure, with an average annual premium of $2,233 per year, followed closely by the HR-V at $2,275 per year. However, these are just averages, and your insurance rate is based on many factors beyond your car model.

There is no single insurance that’s best for Honda, so it will depend on what you’re looking for in an insurer. Progressive and USAA have the cheapest average rates according to our data, so if cost is your priority, those may be good options. State Farm and GEICO tend to have affordable rates and have better customer service ratings than Progressive, making them good alternatives for those potentially willing to pay a bit more for better service.

Yes, Hondas are more expensive to insure, on average — the average rate to insure a Honda across all models and model years is $2,501, compared to the national average of $2,356 across all vehicles. This is largely due to the high theft rate of many Honda models. However, you can still get a lower-than-average rate depending on your driving record, age, credit history, and other factors.

Methodology

We analyze average auto insurance premiums for various Honda models between 2017 and 2025. Our data includes rates for full coverage for good drivers with good credit. Full coverage includes the following limits:

  • Bodily injury liability: $100,000 per person/$300,000 per accident
  • Property damage liability: $100,000 per accident
  • Uninsured and underinsured motorist bodily injury: $100,000 per person/$300,000 per accident
  • Comprehensive and collision: $500 deductible

Sources

  1. U.S. Vehicle Thefts Experience Historic Decline. NICB. (2026, Mar 18).
    https://www.nicb.org/news/news-releases/us-vehicle-thefts-experience-historic-decline