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Mazda insurance rates

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Average insurance cost for a Mazda

The average insurance cost of a Mazda is around $360 a month, or $4,323 per year. Some models are relatively inexpensive to insure, such as the MX-5 Soft Top ($275 a month on average, or $3,300 a year). Others will cost you more to protect, such as the CX-30 ($363 a month on average, or $4,356 a year).

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Name Product Accident Forgiveness Min. Liability Coverage Discounts Available Online Claims Available Provinces
Surex Auto Insurance
Yes
$1,000,000
Up to 25%
Alberta, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, PEI, Yukon
Submit one application and receive quotes from 10+ insurers. Save up to 25% on your car insurance, plus get access to an insurance advisor.

Who it might be good for: Drivers looking to use an insurance broker to compare multiple pricing and coverage options.
Aviva Car Insurance
Yes
$1,000,000
Up to 25%
Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Yukon
Aviva car insurance offers customizable policies, discounts and optional insurance coverage add-ons. Get a free quote through Surex.

Who it might be good for: Drivers looking to customize their auto policy.
Travelers Car Insurance
Yes
$1,000,000
Up to 25%
Alberta, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Yukon
Travelers auto insurance offers a selection of coverage options for just about any type of vehicle. Get a free quote through Surex.

Who it might be good for: Drivers looking to get car, motorcycle, classic car, motorhome or recreational vehicle coverage.
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How a vehicle from Mazda affects insurance costs

When determining the cost of insurance, insurance companies look at a car’s safety ratings, its likelihood of being stolen and how costly it is to replace or repair, among other factors.

Mazada’s good safety ratings and relatively low price tag make it an affordable brand to insure. You’ll find Mazda vehicles and willing insurers for them everywhere you look.

Mazda car insurance rates by model

Model Monthly insurance rate Base car price
Mazda3 $386 $24,200
CX-30 $363 $28,150
CX-5 $417 $32,250
MX-5 Soft Top $275 $34,900

Pros and cons of insuring a Mazda

Pros

  • Good safety ratings
  • Reliable
  • Lower price tag

Cons

  • Some models are targeted by thieves

About the Mazda brand

Before there was “Zoom-Zoom,” there was the humble beginning of Toyo Cork Kogyo in 1920. A cork business, the company changed its name to Mazda a decade later. The newly minted vehicle manufacturer promptly introduced an autorickshaw, named the Mazda-Go, in 1931.

Through the rest of the 20th century, Mazda launched passenger cars like the R360 Coupe and sports cars like the RX-7. And since 2000, the company has hewed closely to its “Zoom-Zoom” catchphrase with affordable, fun-to-drive vehicles.

Mazda car facts

  • Mazda is generally an affordable brand. The 2024 Mazda3 starts at around $24,200, and the 2024 CX-30 SUV starts at $28,150. Lower MSRPs tend to bring lower insurance prices.
  • Mazda has upped its safety game recently. All of its 2017 models tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) received a Top Safety Pick+ designation.

What’s Mazda Unlimited Mileage Warranty?

The Mazda Unlimited Mileage Warranty is the first of its kind in Canada, which allows your Mazda vehicle to be covered for a set number of years, no matter how many kilometres you drive in that time. This warranty includes 3 years of Roadside Assistance and 5-year powertrain coverage.

Bottom line

Mazda’s good safety ratings, dependability and lower price tag make this an affordable band of cars to insure. To get the best rates for your Mazda, learn more and compare insurance rates from other insurers.

Frequently asked questions about Mazda

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