Mercury Insurance Unveils This Year's Most Affordable New Trucks and SUVs to Insure
Chevrolet Once Again Takes Top Two Truck Spots;
Factors contributing to insurance costs include claims on similar vehicles, costs to repair and vehicle safety records. Mercury's research and development team examined vehicles that are available at car dealerships today to compile this list.
This is the 10th year that Mercury has published this list, which includes 2025 and 2026 model-year vehicles.
"We understand that in the current climate, consumers are looking to save money on auto insurance, but we also know that many in the new-car market are looking to add a truck or SUV to their driveway," said
The top 10 list for trucks, beginning with the most affordable make and model to insure is:
- Chevrolet Colorado LT
- Chevrolet Silverado C3500
Ford Maverick/Ford Ranger- Hyundai Santa Cruz SE
Toyota Tundra CrewMaxFord F150Toyota TacomaFord F350 Super Duty- Dodge 1500/RAM Truck 1500
GMC Canyon
The top 10 list for SUVs, also beginning with the most affordable make and model to insure is:
- Hyundai Sante Fe
Honda Pilot- Chevrolet Blazer
- Kia Sportage
Honda PassportFord Escape- Kia Soul
Honda HR-VHonda CR-VKia Sorento
"Choosing a vehicle with utility doesn't have to break the bank, as any of these vehicles will help keep the cumulative cost of ownership down, which is something we have always emphasized at Mercury," said Gao.
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