Maserati Levante car insurance rates

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Maserati is known for making alluring and powerful. The Levante — though bigger and with a back row for the kids — is no different. Its MSRP is $75,300, with an average monthly cost to insure of $291. While it’s one of the more expensive luxury SUVs to insure, you’re paying to protect its high-class Italian styling and specialized design. Filter car insurance companies by your state to get a quote.

Model	Monthly insurance rate	Base car price
Ghibli	$385	$74,300
Granturismo	$535	$134,775
Levante	$291	$75,300
Quattroporte	$433	$107,400

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How do I compare insurance for the Maserati Levante?

The Levante is comfortable and spacious for a sports car, with a five-person capacity and luxurious leather seats. Be conscious of the details when building your policy. Some things to keep in mind include:

• Body type. It’s a four-door SUV. While, in general, four-doors are cheaper to insure than two-doors, that doesn’t make much of a difference with this designer car.
• Fuel. It has an estimated 14mpg city rating and a 20mpg highway rating. While that’s not super efficient, some consumers have found the stats to be better in real-world testing.
• Maintenance. Maserati recommends only servicing your Levante with certified Genuine Maserati parts at its own retail and repair locations. Expect service to be expensive and potentially inconvenient if you don’t live close to a dealership.
• Coverage. Due to its high price, you may need to consider buying luxury car insurance for the Levante to insure maximums are high enough to cover its value.
• Warranty. Maserati’s New Car Limited Warranty lasts for four years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. It includes roadside assistance so you won’t need to worry about purchasing that separately.

Does the Maserati Levante qualify for discounts?

The Maserati Levante is equipped with basic safety features that may help you save on insurance costs. These include:

• Antilock brakes
• Stability control
• Front-impact airbags
• Side-impact airbags
• Overhead airbags
• Pretensioners
• Antiwhiplash
• Security system

Why is insurance so high for the Maserati Levante?

The Maserati Levante costs more to insure because it’s a designer sports SUV that requires special servicing and parts. Also, the mere fact that this vehicle has a high MSRP converts to a high cost to insure.

How reliable is the Maserati Levante?

Maserati has a mixed reputation for dependability. While some customers laud the smooth ride, others are frustrated about needing to bring it in for repairs.

• Safety. The Levante hasn’t been tested by either the IIHS or the NHTSA for crashworthiness, so there’s not an official rating. But it comes with standard safety features found in most newer cars.
• Reliability. Stay diligent about getting regular maintenance and checkups to keep this vehicle’s bespoke engineering in tip-top shape.
• Recalls. Since 2016, Levante has had five recalls, including defects with the camera system, electrical system software, front subframe welds and electrical wiring. Maserati offers repair and replacement for qualifying vehicles for free.

Bottom line

While coverage for a Maserati Levante isn’t cheap, it’s still possible to get a good deal. Compare car insurance rates to make sure you’re not missing out.

Frequently asked questions about the Levante

• What does Levante mean?

  The name levante is reminiscent of a warm, east-blowing wind that crosses the Mediteranean sea, capable of turning from mild to forceful in an instant. And according to Maserati, that’s the character of its Levante SUV.

• How fast can the Levante go?

  A standard model Levante can reach a top speed of 156 mph.

• What is Maserati's prepaid scheduled maintenance program?

  This program, which you can buy from Maserati dealerships, follows a schedule with three primary checkpoints:

  1. 24 months or 25,000 miles
  2. 36 months or 37,500 miles
  3. 48 months or 50,000 miles

  It covers labor required for checking and replacing parts indicated by the standard Maintenance Schedule.

• What kind of drive system does it have?

  The Levante features all-wheel drive.