McLaren 650S car insurance rates

The McLaren 650S is a true luxury sports car — fast, cool and expensive to insure. It’s got an MSRP of $273,000 with an average monthly insurance payment of around $1,040. But keep in mind that your exact rate will depend on several factors, including your driving history and location. 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 650S?

The McLaren 650S claims to be “the world’s most versatile supercar,” designed to be lightweight and fast. Here are some points to keep in mind while shopping for insurance.

• Body type. Though it’s a coupe, it’s considered a sports coupe and therefore more expensive to cover. Its convertible model — the 650S Spider — will likely cost more.
• Fuel. The 650S is gasoline powered, with a 16 mpg city rating and a 22 mpg highway rating. This is about average compared to other coupes.
• Maintenance. Repairs can be pricey and inconvenient, as they call for specific parts only available at McLaren Retailers, and handled by academy-trained technicians.
• Coverage. Typical insurance doesn’t typically provide enough coverage for McLarens. Look to luxury providers to get full coverage.
• Warranty. McLaren’s limited warranty covers 3 years, unlimited miles and includes roadside assistance so you won’t need to purchase that as part of a separate policy. Plus, there’s an option to purchase a 12-year Extended Service Contract if you live in Australia or North America.
• Drive type. This car has rear-wheel drive and a seven-speed manual transmission. Manuals are typically cheaper than automatics to insure due to a less expensive gearbox.
• Primary or secondary vehicle. Consider if the 650S will be your main car or if it’s joining a collection. Sometimes, insurance companies will lower rates on a second car since you’ll be driving it less.

Does the McLaren 650S qualify for discounts?

The McLaren 650S is equipped with a few safety features that could qualify for safe car discounts and antitheft discounts:

Why is insurance so high for the McLaren 650S?

The Mclaren 650S costs more to insure because it’s a premium supercar built for speed and is considered high-risk. Also, this vehicle requires academy-trained technicians and premium parts, hiking up the costs to repair.

How reliable is the McLaren 650S?

McLarens aren’t typically targeted by thieves. And the company has a reputation for selling vehicles with superior engineering and specialty design.

• Safety. The 650S isn’t rated by the IIHS or NHTSA since only 500 of them have ever been released.
• Reliability. These cars were built with precision and quality. Have confidence that your 650S’s can take you from point A to point B quickly.
• Recalls. McLaren’s a relatively young company, so its recall history is scant. In the last couple of years, some of its models have been recalled for faulty airbags, but the 650S has stayed in the clear so far.

Bottom line

If you’re in the market for a McLaren, factor high insurance costs into your budget and shop around for car insurance rates to make sure you’re getting the best deal.

Frequently asked questions about the McLaren 650S

• Is the McLaren 650S still in production?

  Not currently. Check out the 570S or 720S if you’re hoping for a McLaren-designed automobile.

• How many McLaren retail stores are there in the US?

  There are 21 stores in the US. They tend to be located in major cities.

• What kind of gas does the McLaren 650S take?

  The 650S takes premium unleaded gas.

• Why is a convertible more expensive to insure?

  Convertibles tend to be worth more than hard-top cars, which helps explains the increase in insurance costs. Plus, soft-top convertibles are generally more susceptible to theft since thieves can more easily gain access to the vehicle by cutting out the top of the car.

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