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First published on February 07, 2025

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Key Facts About Insuring a Subaru in Ontario

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

Average Subaru insurance
premium (Ontario):
$1,702
Cheapest Subaru model to insure:Outback ($1,413)
Most expensive Subaru model to insure:BRZ ($2,458)
Cheaper alternatives to Subaru
for car insurance:
Mitsubishi ($1,519), Fiat ($1,612),
Volkswagen ($1,644)
Subaru collision rate in Ontario:10.6% of Subaru drivers have
≥1 at-fault accident

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

Where you park your Subaru matters. Subaru insurance in Ontario averages $1,702 a year, but rates swing widely by city, climbing in cities like Scarborough and easing in smaller communities such as Sudbury.

Here’s the estimated average annual Subaru premium across Ontario:

CityAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Brampton, ON$2,771
Scarborough, ON$2,433
Vaughan, ON$2,159
Mississauga, ON$1,991
Markham, ON$1,887
Toronto, ON$1,875
Barrie, ON$1,691
Oshawa, ON$1,690
London, ON$1,626
Windsor, ON$1,624
Thunder Bay, ON$1,622
Hamilton, ON$1,492
Sudbury, ON$1,470
Kitchener, ON$1,445
Kingston, ON$1,388
Ottawa, ON$1,341

How Subaru Car Insurance Costs Compare to Similar Vehicle Brands

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

Based on internal customer quote data, our analysis shows that Subaru’s insurance costs are relatively affordable compared to other car brands. While Subaru’s rates are lower than those of Toyota, Hyundai, and Nissan, they are slightly higher than Honda’s. This makes Subaru a cost-effective option for buyers looking for a balance between insurance affordability and vehicle performance.

Car ModelAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Mitsubishi$1,519
Fiat$1,612
Volkswagen$1,644
Subaru$1,702
Kia$1,715
Dodge$1,756
Ford$1,810

Subaru Car Insurance Rates Through The Years

In the past eight years, Subaru insurance rates have shown some fluctuations but have generally trended upward. Here’s an updated overview of the Subaru insurance premiums in recent years:

YearAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
YoY Change
2020$1,348
2021$1,425+5.7%
2022$1,516+6.4%
2023$1,605+5.9%
2024$1,726+7.5%
2025$1,692-2.0%
2026$1,702+0.6%

Subaru Car Insurance Rates by Model

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

ModelAverage Annual
Insurance Premium
Outback$1,413
Forester$1,423
Crosstrek$1,585
Legacy$1,750
Impreza$1,826
Ascent$1,979
WRX$2,240
BRZ$2,458

What Are the Most Popular Subaru Vehicles?

Subaru has produced many well-known models over the years. Here are a few of the most popular ones in the last decade, upgraded for 2020.

Subaru Legacy

A practical, functional all-wheel-drive sedan with plenty of room for passengers and cargo, the Subaru Legacy has comfortable seats, excellent wet-weather traction, a turbocharged engine, and standard active driver-assist features. This vehicle comes with the option of an 11.6-inch tablet-style interface.

Subaru Outback

The Subaru Outback is a comfortable SUV that is easy to drive in any weather and performs better than most SUVs in off-road conditions. It has a spacious, luxurious cabin, a turbocharged engine option, and convenient storage functions. In addition to standard safety features, the newest Outback model is equipped with a DriverFocus system that detects a distracted or sleepy driver.

Subaru Ascent

The Subaru Ascent is a popular family SUV with a solid build, standard all-wheel-drive, and functional tech features. It comes with plenty of driving aids, both standard and optional, and features a smooth interior design with an easily operable infotainment system. The newer upgrades include a rear-seat reminder alert system and power-folding side mirrors.

Subaru WRX

This nimble, high-performance sedan accelerates from 0 to 96.5 km/h in 5.5 seconds. The Subaru WRX has excellent handling and steering response – a priceless quality when driving on winding roads. It has a full-time all-wheel-drive and features premium safety options. The WRX STI now has standard keyless access and push-button start.

Subaru Impreza

A stylish, roomy vehicle, the Subaru Impreza comes with extra-effective wet-weather traction. The standard all-wheel-drive model ensures secure handling and has a spacious, comfortable cabin with numerous advanced driver safety features. A manual transmission option is also available for this model.

Subaru Insurance FAQs

Do Subaru Vehicles Have a Good Safety Rating?

The Subaru brand has an excellent reputation for safety, thanks to its models’ innovative safety features. Most Subaru models are easy to drive, handle well, and have superb visibility and traction control. 

These features reduce the chances of a collision. If a road accident does occur, Subaru vehicles are equipped with a full airbag set, collapsible pedals, and reinforced safety belts.  

Many Subaru models also include a keyless entry system, panic alarm, and engine immobilizers, which help prevent car theft.

Which Subaru model is the least expensive to insure?

According to our internal data, the Subaru Outback is the most affordable model to insure in Ontario, with an average annual premium of $1413.

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, Subaru Car Insurance Rates by Model & Year Make, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

2. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Subaru Car Insurance Rates by Model & Year Make, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

3. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Subaru Car Insurance Rates by Model & Year Make, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

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

5. Mychoice.ca Internal Data, Subaru Car Insurance Rates by Model & Year Make, Car Insurance Quotes Collected, 2026.

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