Updated: August 14, 2024
Mazda vehicles are among the most beautiful out on the road, so getting them washed and waxed is part and parcel of owning one. Getting an insurance policy on top of everything is another recommended thing to do if you value your vehicle, and we wholly recommend getting a comprehensive policy as well.
Getting the right quote on your car can be tricky and quite a hassle if you don’t have the right resources. That’s why we’re making it easier for you to browse through insurance rates through our AutoDeal Car Insurance Calculator.
Editor’s Note: For the sake of simplicity, the models and variants to be quoted will be based on the newest top-of-the-line trims offered by the brand in the Philippines. Lower trims and older models may come out more affordable to insure when getting a quote using the AutoDeal Insurance Calculator.
About the AutoDeal Car Insurance Calculator
To help see the goal of being an end-to-end service provider of everything automotive in the Philippines, the AutoDeal Insurance Calculator takes our website’s philosophy of being able to compare almost every car in the country in the palm of your hand. With the calculator, not only can you get instant estimates for your insurance policy, but you can also go with the provider you like with a few taps.
Using our online Insurance Calculator, here’s a quick rundown of the rates you can expect if you wish to insure a Mazda vehicle in the Philippines. We’ve chosen six models from Mazda’s lineup to give you an idea of how much you will need to pay to insure a Mazda vehicle.
Mazda2
The smallest and most affordable model in the Mazda lineup is one of the more playful models in its segment, and it’s the cheapest brand-new Mazda vehicle to insure. Since the Mazda2 Hatchback comes in one variant, expect to pay about P31,000 per year depending on what insurance provider you choose for the Mazda2. From there, your policy may go up if you want to avail of more coverage.
Mazda3 Sedan and Fastback
The Mazda3 has gone through a lot of changes since it was first introduced in the Philippines, however, the model lineup has now grown, and so too has its insurance rate ceiling. With a new hybrid model, the sedan and Fastback duo’s policy price for its top-spec trims in its top-spec colors amounts to a little over P43,000 per year, and lower if you get the gasoline-only trims.
Mazda CX-30
The Mazda CX-30 is a refined crossover that offers an all-wheel-drive system in its higher-spec trims. If you're looking to insure the top-tier variant with all-wheel drive and hybrid system, expect an annual rate ranging from P47,000.
Mazda CX-5
For the longest time, Mazda’s CX-5 has been the go-to choice for many buyers looking for a premium driving and ownership experience. The CX-5 now features a turbocharged gasoline motor and even more driving excitement, and to insure this beauty, expect to pay up to about P57,000 per year, but if you have lower trim levels, expect to pay less.
Mazda CX-8
Perhaps one of the most underrated models in the Mazda lineup today, the CX-8 offers great value for money, refinement, and practicality. Even with its rather high price tag, you see, and most importantly, feel, where all your money goes, and therefore it’s something worth insuring. If you’re considering getting a policy for this model, it will cost you P59,000 a year. Expect prices to go higher or lower depending on your chosen policy provider.
Mazda CX-9
The biggest and most powerful Mazda vehicle you can buy today, the CX-9 offers you driving excitement and practicality in an elegant package. Powered by the brand’s 2.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine, the model promises an exciting driving experience with the right amenities to match. To insure this model, it will cost you about P61,000 per year depending on your chosen variant.
So there you have it. AutoDeal’s insurance calculator is super easy to use. Best of all, you don’t need to submit your personal data just to get an estimate of how much you’ll need to pay. If you’re looking for a new Mazda to add to your collection, be sure to check out all of the Japanese manufacturer’s models in our comprehensive Car Guide. Kickstart your car buying journey today, and hit “Get Quote” to receive official quotes from dealers near you.
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