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Picture of By <span>Aren Mirzaian</span>
By Aren Mirzaian

Updated on February 21, 2025

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By Aren Mirzaian

Updated February 21, 2025

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Car Insurance for Toyota

Toyota is among the most renowned car brands in Canada. Founded in 1964, Toyota has sold over 4 million vehicles in Canada throughout its national network of over 280 dealerships! Its head office is located in Toronto, and the company employs over 24,000 people across the country.

Before comparing car insurance rates with MyChoice for your Toyota vehicle, we want you to review the information below to understand your coverage options and approximate pricing ballpark.

How Much Does it Cost to Insure Your Toyota in Canada?

On average, it costs around $1,355 per year to insure your Toyota in Canada. The price will vary depending on your Toyota model, year make, region you’re living in and your driving history.

Here’s how much it would cost you on average to insure your Toyota in the following cities in Canada:

CityAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Toronto, ON$2,252
Kingston, ON$1,305
Mississauga, ON$2,437
Ottawa, ON$1,515
Cambridge, ON$1,729
Calgary, AB$1,591
Grande Prairie, AB$1,284
Montreal, QC$842
Halifax, NS$1,395
Corner Brook, NL$1,177
Moncton, NB$956

How Toyota Car Insurance Costs Compare to Similar Vehicle Brands

When selecting a vehicle, many potential buyers often weigh the insurance rates of different brands, including Toyota, against each other. Insurance costs can significantly influence the decision-making process.

Based on internal customer quote data, our analysis places Toyota’s insurance rates in the higher range among mainstream car brands. With an average premium of $1,355, Toyota’s rates are higher than those of Nissan, Honda, Hyundai, Subaru and Kia. Here’s a brief comparison:

Car ModelAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Toyota$1,355
Nissan$1,304
Honda$1,181
Hyundai$1,298
Kia$1,177
Subaru$1,117

Toyota Car Insurance Rates Through The Years

Toyota vehicle insurance rates have shown a steady increase over the past few years. After a slight drop from 2020 to 2021, premiums have gradually risen each year, reaching a higher level in 2024. Here’s an updated overview of Toyota insurance premiums in recent years:

Toyota Car Insurance Rates by Model & Year Make

When insuring your Toyota, the model you choose significantly impacts the insurance rates. Our detailed analysis below provides a comprehensive view of the insurance costs for various Toyota models from different years.

Most Popular Toyota Vehicles

Below are some of the most popular Toyota car models in Canada:

Toyota Corolla

The Corolla holds the record for being the World’s best-ranked and favourite car. In Canada, a total of over 1.3 million Corollas have been sold. At the same time, at least 40 million had been sold around the globe.

Some of this popularity is due to the cheap insurance price tag of the Corolla. You will pay less on average for car insurance in a Corolla than other models. Safety ratings are among the factors that are taken into consideration when determining premiums. Besides the excellent insurance prices, you will find the Corolla attractive in design and economy due to low fuel consumption. It further boasts good road performance and handling. 

Toyota Camry

Contrary to the global popularity of the Corolla, the Camry is Canada’s most famous Toyota model. It’s ranked 10th in Canada among popular cars in general. Its features and advantages are considered somewhat uniform regarding security, physical design, and reliability. The insurance premiums also tend to be higher due to its enhanced features, as consumers find it more luxurious and spacious than the Corolla. Higher horsepower also contributes to an elevated insurance rate compared to the Camry.

Toyota Rav4

This sleekly-made sport utility vehicle combines features from both large and small cars. It’s a subjectively more visually appealing car compared to the Toyota Camry and Toyota Corolla. The Rav4 offers superb performance, sporty design and reduced fuel consumption – some models even have four-wheel drive. These features are mainly in comparison to other competitive sport utility vehicles. Toyota Rav4 and other SUVs’ insurance premiums are considerably higher than those of sedans. You will find the Rav4 compact, safe and fuel efficient. We advise you to compare different insurance companies for the best using our quote above, as they can vary significantly for this particular car.

Toyota Insurance FAQs

Do I need insurance for my Toyota in Canada?

Car insurance is mandatory in Canada for all vehicles, including Toyotas. Before driving, drivers must have a valid insurance policy meeting their province’s minimum coverage requirements before driving.

Which Toyota model is the cheapest to insure?

The 2024 Toyota RAV4 is the most affordable model to insure in Canada, with an average annual premium of $1,096.

Methodology

Sample Size

We analyzed over 50,000 auto insurance quotes across Canada.

Profiles

Average rates were calculated using a standard profile and incident profiles. All personal details pertaining to the quotes and policies have been kept confidential.

Standard Profile

Single driver, one car, currently insured, and a pristine driving record. Our base profile is a 35-year-old individual (both male and female) with a spotless driving record.

Incident Profiles

We examined how rates change by evaluating profiles with a clean record (standard), one at-fault accident, a single speeding ticket, license suspension for alcohol related offenses and insurance cancellation due to non-payment.

Vehicle Details

These individuals own a 2018 Honda Civic, commute five days a week, and cover a distance of 15,000 kilometres annually.

Vehicle Models

Costs were also analyzed for different vehicles: Mazda CX-5, Ford Escape, Toyota Corolla, Honda Accord, Chevrolet Equinox, and the base 2018 Honda Civic.

Age and Homeownership

Profiles from age 18-65 (standard: 35 years) were considered. Depending on age, individuals might rent or own their homes. Age-related regulations may vary across provinces.

Team

MyChoice data science, MyChoice research.

Sources

1. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Toyota Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2024.

2. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Toyota Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2024.

3. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Toyota Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2020-2024.

4. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Toyota Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2024.

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