Get MG ZR insurance quotes

Get MG ZR insurance quotes
- Save up to £258 on your car insurance*
- Compare over 100 insurance providers
- Enjoy Confused.com rewards
The MG ZR is a hatchback produced in the early years of the century. This car’s appearance has a “love it or hate it” feel. If you love it, you should be able to pick one up at a decent price these days. In this guide, you’ll discover how much it could cost to insure based on your age and location.
When it comes to car insurance, all vehicles are placed in a specific insurance group that ranges from 1 (cheapest) to 50 (most expensive), based on how much it should cost to insure them. Car insurance companies use these groups to determine a suitable premium for you.
MG ZR models can be found in groups ranging from 15 to 30, meaning the costs will vary significantly depending on your choice of MG ZR model. As an example, a 30-year-old driver in an average postcode could pay around £781 for cover on an MG ZR 1.4 105ps 3d that is in insurance group 24 or around £906 for an MG ZR 1.8 VVC 160ps 3d that is in insurance group 30. From this comparison, we can clearly see the impact of premium pricing when one car is in a much higher insurance group.
Model / Version | Group (1-50) | 20yrs | 30yrs | 40yrs | 50yrs | Get quote |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1.4 105ps 3d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.4 105ps 5d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.8 (120ps) 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
1.8 (120ps) 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD (115ps) 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD (115ps) 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
1.8 VVC 160ps 3d | 30 | £1,562 | £906 | £794 | £641 | Get Quote |
1.8 VVC 160ps 5d | 30 | £1,562 | £906 | £794 | £641 | Get Quote |
1.4 + (105ps) 3d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.4 + (105ps) 5d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.8 + (120ps) 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
1.8 + (120ps) 3d Step Auto | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
1.8 + (120ps) 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
1.8 + (120ps) 5d Step Auto | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD + (115ps) 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD + (115ps) 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD + 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD + 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
1.4 Trophy 105ps 3d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.4 Trophy (105ps) 5d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.4 Trophy SE (105ps) 3d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.4 Trophy SE (105ps) 5d | 15 | £1,346 | £781 | £684 | £552 | Get Quote |
1.8 Trophy SE (120ps) 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
1.8 Trophy SE (120ps) 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD Trophy (115ps) 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD Trophy (115ps) 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD Trophy SE 115ps 3d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
2.0TD Trophy SE (115ps) 5d | 19 | £1,399 | £812 | £711 | £574 | Get Quote |
The table above shows the average cost of MG ZR insurance based on insurance groups and driver age. However, there are a number of other factors that affect the cost of your car insurance premium, one of the biggest being your location.
To show the power of the postcode, here are some average quotes for a 30-year-old living in three different locations. The quotes are for an MG ZR 2.0TD + 3d.
There are several key factors that have the biggest impact on your insurance premium costs, other than its insurance group. Let’s take a look at some more of the most important ones.
Other factors that influence the cost of your insurance include:
Whilst car insurance is a necessary legal requirement, that’s no reason to let it drain your bank account dry. Here are some tricks you can try in order to lower the cost of your premium.
Almost half of Brits (44%) have a side hustle in 2023. The average income from side hustles is £205.79 per week, or £10,701.24 per year.
Starling launches a money management tool to help you divide up your salary and send funds to different accounts automatically.
Why George Sweeney believes Berkshire Hathaway is one to watch. This week’s share tip. Not financial advice or a recommendation.
Nationwide is planning to give eligible members £100 in June as part of its newly launched Fairer Share scheme.
There’s lots to consider when buying cryptocurrency. Here’s your step-by-step guide.
Your kids’ bank account is often where your child starts their financial journey – here’s how we decide our star ratings for them.
We’ve tested, analysed and scored trading apps to find the 10 best trading platforms in the UK, who they’re best for and the pros and cons.
We’ve tested, analysed and scored trading apps to find the 10 best trading platforms in the UK, who they’re best for and the pros and cons.
We’ve tested, analysed and scored trading apps to find the 10 best trading platforms in the UK, who they’re best for and the pros and cons.
Our guide explains all you need to know about the card reader payment process.