Mercedes-Benz A220 Car Insurance Rates for 2022

• Mercedes-Benz A220 car insurance rates average $1,500 per year (about $125 per month) for full coverage, depending on driver age.
• The A220 Sedan trim is the cheapest to insure at around $1,454 per year, or $121 per month.
• The model with the most expensive car insurance rates is the 4Matic AMG Line Night Package at $1,540 per year, or around $128 per month.
• The Mercedes A220 ranks #1 out of 19 vehicles in the small luxury car class for auto insurance affordability.

How much does Mercedes A220 insurance cost?

The average driver will pay an average of $1,500 per year to insure a Mercedes-Benz A220 for full coverage. When broken down to individual coverages, comprehensive coverage will cost approximately $388 a year, liability/medical costs an estimated $436, and the remaining collision insurance will cost an estimated $676.

The price summary chart below illustrates how Mercedes A220 car insurance cost can fluctuate depending on the age of the driver and the deductibles for comprehensive and collision coverage.

The next table displays the estimated annual and semi-annual policy costs, plus a monthly budget amount, for each Mercedes-Benz A220 model package and trim level.

The data below breaks down average Mercedes-Benz A220 car insurance premiums for the 2019-2021 model years and a range of rated drivers.

How does Mercedes A220 car insurance cost rank?

The Mercedes-Benz A220 ranks #1 out of 19 total comparison vehicles in the small luxury car class for most affordable auto insurance rates. The A220 costs an average of $1,500 per year for an auto insurance policy with full coverage, while the segment average car insurance cost is $1,730 per year, a difference of $230 per year.

When rates are compared to other vehicles in the small luxury car segment, car insurance prices for a Mercedes-Benz A220 cost $112 less per year than the BMW 330i, $314 less than the Mercedes-Benz C300, and $138 less than the Volvo S60.

The chart below shows how well the A220 fares against the top 10 best-selling small luxury cars in the United States like the Acura TLX, Audi A4, and the Genesis G70. A larger data table is included following the chart that breaks down rates for the entire small luxury car class.