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Featuring an excellent blend of reliability, engine power, and traction control for off-road adventures, it’s no wonder the Toyota Tacoma has become the bestselling pickup truck in the U.S. Nearly half of all midsize pickups sold in early 2023 were Tacomas — a far higher market share than others, like the Nissan Frontier (15% of sales) or the Ford Ranger (10%).[1]
Tacomas are affordable, with a starting MSRP of $28,600 versus $32,565 for the Ford Ranger and $36,800 for larger trucks, like the Chevrolet Silverado. Toyota Tacoma insurance rates are cheap too, costing a monthly average of $92 for liability and $183 for full coverage. That’s less than the nationwide car insurance averages of $105 for liability coverage and $195 for full coverage.
Here’s what you should know about getting affordable coverage for your Toyota Tacoma.
Toyota Tacomas have excellent crash test ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).[2]
Toyota Tacomas offer standard features like anti-lock brakes, and newer models have advanced safety features, like lane-departure warning and adaptive cruise control.[3]
USAA, State Farm, and GEICO have the most affordable insurance rates for new and used Toyota Tacomas.
Cost of Toyota Tacoma insurance
Toyota Tacoma car insurance rates are relatively affordable among Insurify partners, costing an average of $92 per month for liability insurance and $183 per month for a full-coverage policy. USAA offers the cheapest Toyota insurance rates for military members and their families, while State Farm and GEICO are the cheapest insurance companies for the general public.
2023 Toyota Tacoma insurance
New in 2023, the Toyota Tacoma is available in seven different trim packages, ranging in cost from $28,600 for the Toyota Tacoma SR to $48,035 for the Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $56 | $122 |
State Farm | $64 | $135 |
GEICO | $65 | $140 |
Allstate | $76 | $167 |
American Family | $95 | $213 |
Progressive | $105 | $190 |
Liberty Mutual | $109 | $213 |
Travelers | $111 | $245 |
Farmers | $130 | $288 |
The General | $149 | $307 |
2022 Toyota Tacoma insurance
The starting MSRP on a new Toyota Tacoma was $26,500, lower than the previous model year.[4]
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $49 | $107 |
State Farm | $56 | $118 |
GEICO | $57 | $122 |
Allstate | $67 | $146 |
American Family | $83 | $186 |
Progressive | $92 | $166 |
Liberty Mutual | $95 | $186 |
Travelers | $97 | $214 |
Farmers | $113 | $252 |
The General | $130 | $268 |
2021 Toyota Tacoma insurance
A new Toyota Tacoma in 2021 came with an MSRP of $27,230 to $44,325, with the same six trim options available in previous years.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $47 | $103 |
State Farm | $54 | $114 |
GEICO | $55 | $118 |
Allstate | $64 | $141 |
American Family | $80 | $180 |
Progressive | $89 | $160 |
Liberty Mutual | $92 | $180 |
Travelers | $94 | $207 |
Farmers | $110 | $244 |
The General | $126 | $260 |
2020 Toyota Tacoma insurance
The actual cost of a new Toyota Tacoma in 2020 ranged from $26,880 to $43,960, with six trim options to choose from.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $47 | $103 |
State Farm | $53 | $113 |
GEICO | $54 | $117 |
Allstate | $64 | $140 |
American Family | $80 | $179 |
Progressive | $88 | $159 |
Liberty Mutual | $91 | $179 |
Travelers | $93 | $205 |
Farmers | $109 | $242 |
The General | $124 | $257 |
2019 Toyota Tacoma insurance
The 2019 Toyota Tacoma came with a starting MSRP of $25,580, ranging up to $42,960 with the top-level trim package.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $46 | $99 |
State Farm | $52 | $109 |
GEICO | $53 | $113 |
Allstate | $62 | $136 |
American Family | $77 | $173 |
Progressive | $85 | $154 |
Liberty Mutual | $88 | $173 |
Travelers | $90 | $198 |
Farmers | $105 | $234 |
The General | $120 | $249 |
2018 Toyota Tacoma insurance
The 2018 Toyota Tacoma was available in six trim levels, ranging in cost from $26,230 to $41,720.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $42 | $91 |
State Farm | $47 | $100 |
GEICO | $48 | $103 |
Allstate | $56 | $124 |
American Family | $70 | $158 |
Progressive | $78 | $140 |
Liberty Mutual | $80 | $158 |
Travelers | $82 | $181 |
Farmers | $96 | $213 |
The General | $110 | $227 |
2017 Toyota Tacoma insurance
The MSRP on a new 2017 Toyota Tacoma ranged from $25,405 to $41,215 based on the type of trim for that model year.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $41 | $89 |
State Farm | $47 | $98 |
GEICO | $47 | $102 |
Allstate | $56 | $122 |
American Family | $69 | $156 |
Progressive | $77 | $139 |
Liberty Mutual | $79 | $156 |
Travelers | $81 | $179 |
Farmers | $95 | $211 |
The General | $109 | $224 |
2016 Toyota Tacoma insurance
The Toyota Tacoma had an MSRP starting at $24,490 and going up to $35,105, with five different trim package options in 2016.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $41 | $88 |
State Farm | $46 | $98 |
GEICO | $47 | $101 |
Allstate | $55 | $121 |
American Family | $69 | $154 |
Progressive | $76 | $137 |
Liberty Mutual | $79 | $154 |
Travelers | $80 | $177 |
Farmers | $94 | $209 |
The General | $107 | $222 |
2015 Toyota Tacoma insurance
Owners of a new Toyota Tacoma paid between $20,965 and $35,725 in 2015, depending on the trim level they selected.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $38 | $84 |
State Farm | $44 | $92 |
GEICO | $44 | $96 |
Allstate | $52 | $114 |
American Family | $65 | $146 |
Progressive | $72 | $130 |
Liberty Mutual | $74 | $146 |
Travelers | $76 | $167 |
Farmers | $89 | $197 |
The General | $102 | $210 |
2014 Toyota Tacoma insurance
The MSRP on a new Toyota Tacoma in 2014 ranged from $22,725 to $23,275, with just two trim levels to choose from.
Insurance Company | Average Quote: Liability Only | Average Quote: Full Coverage |
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USAA | $38 | $83 |
State Farm | $43 | $92 |
GEICO | $44 | $95 |
Allstate | $52 | $114 |
American Family | $65 | $145 |
Progressive | $71 | $129 |
Liberty Mutual | $74 | $145 |
Travelers | $76 | $166 |
Farmers | $88 | $196 |
The General | $101 | $209 |
Toyota Tacoma car insurance coverages
States require a minimum amount of insurance coverage, but many drivers purchase higher Toyota Tacoma coverage options to make sure they’re fully protected.
Toyota Tacoma crash test ratings may be excellent, for example, but they won’t buy you another car if it’s totaled. You’ll need other insurance products for that:
Liability coverage
State minimums vary, but you’ll need to purchase bodily injury liability coverage to pay the medical bills for anyone you hurt and property damage liability coverage to pay for any damage you cause.[5]
Full coverage
Lenders require collision and comprehensive insurance to protect your vehicle against damage. It’s optional for a paid-off car, but you can continue to carry it if purchasing a new car would greatly impact your finances if your current Tacoma were totaled.
Gap coverage
It’s not uncommon for your insurance payout to be too small to fully repay your loan in the event you total your car. Your financial institution or insurer may offer gap coverage to help protect you against this unfortunate scenario, paying off the remaining balance of your loan in the event of a total loss.[6]
Roadside assistance coverage
Breakdowns and mechanical issues aren’t common with Toyota Tacomas, but purchasing this affordable coverage can really save the day when you need it. Some companies offer this coverage for free, such as AAA.
Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage
Some areas of the United States have lots of uninsured drivers, or state minimums may be so low they’re not enough to pay for the damage caused. In higher-risk areas, purchasing insurance for these unfortunate scenarios can help protect you and your family.
Toyota Tacoma car insurance FAQs
It’s important to research each insurer when shopping for car insurance quotes since this can have a significant effect on your rates. Here’s some additional information that can help as you research coverage options for your Tacoma.
Who has the cheapest Toyota Tacoma insurance?
USAA offers the most affordable insurance rates for Toyota Tacoma owners, with monthly rates starting at $56 for liability-only coverage and $122 for full coverage on a new model. But it’s only available for people associated with the military.
If that’s not an option for you, State Farm and GEICO are the next-cheapest choices, with monthly rates starting at $64 and $65 for liability insurance, respectively.
Are Toyota Tacomas expensive to insure?
Good news: Toyota Tacoma auto insurance rates are cheaper than the average vehicle. Nationwide, people pay $105 per month for liability coverage and $195 for full coverage.
But your exact insurance costs will depend on multiple factors, like the model year of your Toyota Tacoma, your credit history, whether you live in an urban area, your age, marital status, past traffic violations, and whether you can score any good discounts.
How much does it cost to insure a Toyota Tacoma?
The cost of Toyota Tacoma car insurance varies widely among car insurance companies and model years. But in general, Toyota Tacoma owners pay an average of $92 per month for liability coverage and $183 per month for full coverage. High-risk drivers with a history of violations generally pay the highest auto insurance premiums.
How much is full-coverage insurance on a new Tacoma?
USAA charges the cheapest Toyota Tacoma car insurance rates for a full-coverage policy, with an average monthly payment of $122 for the 2023 model year. It’s only available for people linked to the military, however. State Farm offers the second-best rates on Toyota Tacoma insurance coverage for the general public, with full coverage averaging $135 per month.
Methodology
Insurify data scientists analyzed more than 90 million quotes served to car insurance applicants in Insurify’s proprietary database to calculate the premium averages displayed on this page. These premiums are real quotes that come directly from Insurify’s 50+ partner insurance companies in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Quote averages represent the median price for a quote across the given coverage level, driver subset, and geographic area.
Unless otherwise specified, quoted rates reflect the average cost for drivers between 20 and 70 years old with a clean driving record and average or better credit (a credit score of 600 or higher).
Liability-only premium averages correspond to policies with the following coverage limits:
- Bodily injury limits between state-minimum rates and $50,000 per person, $100,000 per accident
- Property damage limits between $10,000 and $50,000
- No additional coverage
- Comprehensive coverage with a $1,000 deductible
- Collision coverage with a $1,000 deductible
Quotes for Allstate, Farmers, GEICO, State Farm, and USAA are estimates based on Quadrant Information Services’ database of auto insurance rates.
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Lindsay VanSomeren is a freelance personal finance writer living in Suquamish, WA. Her work has appeared with FICO, Credit Karma, The Balance, and more. She enjoys helping people learn how to manage their money better so they can live the life they want.
Lindsay has been a contributor at Insurify since October 2022.
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7+ years in content creation and management
5+ years in insurance and personal finance content
Ashley is a seasoned personal finance editor who’s produced a variety of digital content, including insurance, credit cards, mortgages, and consumer lending products.
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