How much do you pay annually to insure your 2016/17 Tacoma?

Looking for all experiences. Especially the 4x4 double cab models

 

2017 DCLB 4x4 TRD OR

$920/year


When I called to insure they based it off the MSRP, 8'have to call back and see if the price will go down any now that it may be in the system.

 

about $1800 a year... Cant wait to get out of Germany...

 

1k/year here in So Cal

 

I'm just under $1200 a year on my truck and my wife's 2010 Prius. Was over $2k up until last month when I sold my spare, a beater '94 F-250 that I used about once a month for hauling trash.

 

$180/month whatever that works out to, but we have a government run insurance monopoly here in BC.

 

$566 a year for max limits with collision through Esurance bundled with my car

 

217$ month with USAA

 

$840

 

$640.00 bucks a year through USAA here in California, full coverage.

 

840

 

Southern California

2016 TRD OR 6MT $78 a month

2017 TRD PRO 6MT $86 a month

2001 double cab Tacoma $46 a month

500k/1mm coverage
Also umbrella coverage
Have 9 cars, 4 motorcycles, 1 house, 7 rental properties on the policy

 

should include policy coverage. its like comparing apples to oranges if different coverage.
$820 year 500k/1m comprehensive coverage

 

2017 trd pro....$95/ month for the highest limit coverage state Farm sells. I don't even know lol.

 

$750 per year, full coverage with broad collision, 2017 TRD Off Road DCSB Hartford Insurance through AARP, think you need to be 50+ years, with a two car discount with the wifes's car.... been happy over the years with the Hartford rates, I price other companies every two years, have not found a better price....

 

$1,720/yr on TRD Pro. Figures my city has the highest insurance rate in MA.

 

$920/year. 250000/500000. $1000 deductible. TRDOR AC. Also have an umbrella for $1000000. Insure 6 cars and home with State Farm. Credit rating good. Low crime area.

 

None of which will be helpful to you...........

While of course the vehicle matters, so does where you live, your age and driving record, your selected coverage and the carrier.

Too many variables for a decent 'web answer'. No matter what you learn here, your agent won't care.

You're better served to spend your time shopping 5-6 quality players.

 

im right at $50/month

 

Yes! TONS of variables and it's all statistics with insurance companies. I even think credit score and stuff comes into play. Lots to consider.