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First published on February 21, 2025

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Key Facts About Insuring a Mini in Ontario

The figures below are based on MyChoice’s proprietary online quote data collected from Mini drivers in Ontario in 2026.

Average Mini insurance
premium (Ontario):
$2,122
Cheapest Mini model to insure:Cooper ($2,016)
Most expensive Mini model to insure:John Cooper Works ($2,504)
Cheaper alternatives to
Mini for car insurance:
Mitsubishi ($1,519), Fiat ($1,612),
Volkswagen ($1,644), Subaru ($1,702)
Mini collision rate in Ontario:4.8% of Mini drivers have
≥1 at-fault accident

How Much Does it Cost to Insure Your Mini in Ontario?

On average, it costs around $2,122 per year to insure your Mini in Ontario. The price will vary depending on your mini model, year of manufacture, the region you’re living in, and your driving history.

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

CityAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Brampton, ON$3,455
Scarborough, ON$3,033
Vaughan, ON$2,692
Mississauga, ON$2,483
Markham, ON$2,353
Toronto, ON$2,337
Barrie, ON$2,108
Oshawa, ON$2,107
London, ON$2,028
Windsor, ON$2,025
Thunder Bay, ON$2,023
Hamilton, ON$1,861
Sudbury, ON$1,833
Kitchener, ON$1,802
Kingston, ON$1,730
Ottawa, ON$1,672

How Mini Car Insurance Costs Compare to Similar Vehicle Brands

Insurance cost is often a deciding factor when shopping across brands. Our internal Ontario quote data places Mini in a moderate price band: it typically costs more to insure than Infiniti, GMC, Nissan, yet less than Hyundai, Lexus, Toyota.

Here’s how the average annual Ontario premiums stack up:

Car ModelAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Infiniti$2,021
GMC$2,104
Nissan$2,113
Mini$2,122
Hyundai$2,181
Lexus$2,206
Toyota$2,209

Mini Car Insurance Rates Through The Years

Mini vehicle insurance rates have fluctuated significantly over the past few years. Here’s an updated overview of Mini insurance premiums since 2020:

YearAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
YoY Change
2020$1,567
2021$1,642+4.8%
2022$1,748+6.5%
2023$1,841+5.3%
2024$1,956+6.2%
2025$2,058+5.2%
2026$2,122+3.1%

Mini Car Insurance Rates by Model & Year Make

Not every Mini costs the same to insure. In our Ontario data the Cooper is the most affordable to cover, while the John Cooper Works carries the highest premium, reflecting differences in value, repair cost and theft risk.

Here are average annual Ontario premiums by Mini model:

ModelAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Cooper$2,016
Countryman$2,080
Clubman$2,164
Cooper S$2,228
John Cooper Works$2,504

Mini Insurance FAQs

How safe are Mini vehicles to drive?

In a nutshell, Mini cars are safe to drive, which is one of the reasons they tend to be slightly more affordable to insure than comparable vehicles. Because a safer vehicle means fewer accidents and less severe injuries, many insurance providers are willing to offer lower premiums on them.

Which Mini model is the most affordable to insure?

The Mini Cooper is the least expensive car model to insure in Ontario, with an average annual premium of $2,016.

What are some of the most popular Mini models?

While Mini cars are popular in general, some body styles are more popular than others, including the Mini Countryman, which boasts more interior and cargo space; the Mini Cooper S Clubman, with its wide and long design; and the Mini 5 Door, which offers extra doors for extra accessibility.

Other popular models include Mini Clubman 1.5 Cooper AT, Mini Paceman, Mini 3 Door, Mini Cooper S, Mini Mk II Cooper, Mini Moke, Mini Hatch, and Mini Clubman.

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.

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, Mini Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

2. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Mini Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

3. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Mini Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

4. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Mini Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2020-2026.

5. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Mini Car Insurance Rates, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

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