McLaren 570S car insurance rates

A luxury sports car is typically more expensive and complicated to insure than a regular automobile. At an opening price point of $191,000, the average monthly cost to insure one of these cars is $583, depending on your driving history and other factors. It’s more expensive to insure than most Porsches, but cheaper than a Rolls-Royce Phantom. Still, it’s possible to find good deals on coverage if you focus on its safety features. Filter car insurance companies by your state to get a quote.

• How we got this rate

  To determine our estimated cost, we aggregated quotes from insurance companies using this profile:

  • Most recent model
  • 10,001–15,000 miles driven yearly
  • No accidents in the past five years
  • Anti-theft device on vehicle
  • Driver located in New York
  • Good credit

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How do I compare insurance for the McLaren 570S?

The McLaren 570S is an entry-level sports car with a 562-hp twin-turbo V-8 and supercar styling. It’s loud, proud and can be pricey to insure. Keep in mind its extra coverage needs when shopping for coverage.

• Body type. The 570S is a luxury coupe – lightweight, high-performance, and powerful. While in general smaller cars are cheaper to cover, the convertible version, the 570 Spider, will probably be more expensive to insure.
• Fuel. The 570S is gasoline-powered, with a 16 mpg city rating and a 23 mpg highway rating.
• Maintenance. There’s no complimentary maintenance offered, even when you buy it new. And since McLaren’s a British company, repairs and replacement parts won’t be cheap and could require lengthy wait times.
• Coverage. Since the McLaren is unapologetically a sports car, insurance will likely be more expensive. You may need to work with an agency that sells specialty/high end car insurance.
• Warranty. The limited warranty covers 3 years, unlimited miles, and includes roadside assistance – so you won’t need to purchase that within a separate policy. The powertrain warranty is a perk, too, covering the cost of replacing or repairing a malfunctioning engine, transmission and/or drivetrain for 3 years and unlimited miles. If you still want more, try the 12-year extended warranty.

Does the McLaren 570S qualify for discounts?

While the McLaren was built with a focus on power and sports car sexiness, it does have some safety features that could qualify for safety discounts and antitheft discounts. These include:

Why is insurance so high for McLaren 570S?

The Mclaren 570S costs more to insure because it’s a lightweight, high-performance luxury coupe making it a high-risk for insurance companies. Its large engine and premium British parts are more expensive to repair adding to already high costs.

How reliable is the McLaren 570S?

With an acceleration capacity of 204 mph in 3.1 seconds, the McLaren wasn’t exactly designed for driving inside the lines. But in general, McLaren has a reputation for building well-designed sports cars.

• Safety. The 570S isn’t rated by the IIHS or NHTSA. Since it’s not a mainstream car, it may be lower on the list for safety testing versus other vehicles. Still, the steering wheel is notable for its sensitivity and accuracy, putting the driver in full command of the vehicle.
• Reliability. There aren’t any overwhelming customer complaints, and in general McLaren has a reputation for making cool cars for speedy drivers.
• Recalls. McLaren’s a relatively young company, so its recall history is short. In the last couple of years, some of its models have been recalled for faulty airbags, but the 570S has stayed in the clear for now.

Bottom line

McLarens are known for being sexy, not cheap, so don’t expect to cut costs on the insurance. To find the best deal, be sure to compare your car insurance options before purchasing a policy.

Frequently asked questions about the McLaren 570S

• What's the difference in cost between a 570S coupe and the 570S Spider?

  The Spider costs about $20,300 more than the coupe, ringing in at $211,300 compared to the coupe’s $191,000.

• Why is a convertible more expensive to insure?

  Convertibles tend to be worth more than hard-top cars, which explains the increase in insurance costs. Plus, they’re generally more susceptible to theft because thieves can more easily gain access to the vehicle by cutting out the top of the car.

• What's the transmission of the McLaren 570S?

  It’s got a 7 speed SSG manual transmission. The SSG stands for Seamless Shift dual clutch Gearbox.

• What kind of engine does the McLaren 570S have?

  The 570S features an M838TE engine.

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