Jeep Wrangler insurance: Are Jeep Wrangler expensive to insure?

Car insurance rates vary based on the make and model of the vehicle and trim levels. According to Insurance.com research, the average cost of insuring a Jeep Wrangler is $1,438 per year or $120 per month. However, these rates can vary depending on your location, driving history, age, and other factors.

The auto insurance rates also change based on the vehicle’s model year. For example, the 2020 Jeep Wrangler costs $1,438 per year, whereas the 2019 Jeep Wrangler costs $1,573 annually. State Farm offers the cheapest annual rate for 2020 Jeep Wrangler $1,007 per year.

Keep reading to learn more about which state offers the cheapest car insurance rates based on model year and which model year is the cheapest to insure amongst all the models surveyed by Insurance.com.

Average insurance cost of Jeep Wrangler by model year

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Year of Jeep Wrangler Model	Average Cost to Insure
2020	$1,438
2019	$1,573
2018	$1,521
2017	$1,479
2016	$1,432

Compare Jeep Wrangler Insurance Rates by State

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Company	Style	Full Coverage(Avg)	Liability Coverage(Avg)	State Minimum Coverage(Avg)
Allstate	4WD 2 Door Utility	$2,077	$1,031	$907
Geico	4WD 2 Door Utility	$1,278	$532	$379
Farmers	4WD 2 Door Utility	$2,168	$1,272	$1,107
Nationwide	4WD 2 Door Utility	$2,385	$915	$684
Progressive	4WD 2 Door Utility	$1,463	$670	$461
State Farm	4WD 2 Door Utility	$1,841	$953	$676
Allstate	4WD 2 Door Utility Turbo Hybrid	$2,077	$1,031	$907
Geico	4WD 2 Door Utility Turbo Hybrid	$1,253	$548	$391
Farmers	4WD 2 Door Utility Turbo Hybrid	$2,123	$1,247	$1,085
Nationwide	4WD 2 Door Utility Turbo Hybrid	$2,385	$915	$684
Progressive	4WD 2 Door Utility Turbo Hybrid	$1,708	$583	$399
State Farm	4WD 2 Door Utility Turbo Hybrid	$1,841	$953	$676