Nissan Altima

2019 MSRP: $24,100

Nissan's middle-tier sedan is slightly more expensive to insure than a typical Nissan, which costs an average of $3,348.

If you own an older Altima, you're likely to see lower rates to insure your car — a 2010 Nissan Altima costs just $3,033 per year to insure for our sample driver. That's 21% cheaper than it costs to cover a 2019 model.

Nissan GT-R

2019 MSRP: $99,990

The GT-R is Nissan's fastest and most expensive car, and it's also the one that costs the most to insure. You can expect to pay 69% more to insure a GT-R than a 370Z, Nissan's other less expensive sports car.

Young drivers will pay even more for insurance on a GT-R. An 18-year-old driver will pay $11,661 per year to insure a GT-R. That's 82% more than a 30-year-old will spend.

Nissan Leaf

2019 MSRP: $29,990

The Leaf is Nissan's only all-electric car and has a higher cost than most other Nissans — it's the most expensive among Nissan's compact and electric vehicle offerings.

Electric cars often cost more to insure than cars with standard engines because they cost more to repair, offsetting the fuel-savings benefits inherent in owning an electric car.

Nissan Maxima

2019 MSRP: $34,050

That makes it the most expensive Nissan sedan to protect with car insurance. But older Maximas are less expensive to insure: A 2018 Maxima costs $4,171 per year to insure, while a 2011 costs just $3,234.

Nissan Rogue

2019 MSRP: $25,020

That's equal to a monthly rate of $242. If you're looking to pay less for insurance on a Rogue, go for an older model: We found that insuring a 2010 Rogue will lower your monthly rates by 21% compared to the 2019 model.

Nissan 370Z

2019 MSRP: $29,990

But an 18-year-old will pay much, much more to insure the same car: The average price for an 18-year-old with a clean driving history is $7,435 — nearly twice as expensive. The 370Z is the replacement for the older 350Z, which Nissan stopped selling in 2009.

Nissan Armada

2019 MSRP: $47,100

The Armada is Nissan's largest SUV, and one of the most expensive vehicles the company sells. The vehicle's high cost and large size contribute to it being one of the more expensive Nissans to insure: Of currently available Nissan models, only four Nissans cost more for coverage.

Nissan Cube

The Cube was discontinued after the 2014 model year.

The Nissan Cube's small size and low cost made it a popular choice for young people. Unfortunately, as with most cars, the cost to insure the Cube for an 18-year-old is much higher: 18-year-olds will pay an average of $5,345 among the most recent model years of the Cube. That's nearly 73% more expensive than the average cost for a 30-year-old.

Nissan Frontier

2019 MSRP: $19,090

This makes it the less expensive of Nissan's two pickup truck models. The larger and more expensive Titan costs about 10% more for insurance coverage, in addition to the $10,000 difference in the vehicles' suggested retail prices.

Nissan Juke

The Juke was discontinued in 2018, and the last model of the Juke costs slightly less to insure than its replacement, the Kicks. The Juke is not particularly expensive to insure; its insurance price is slightly lower than the average cost among all Nissan SUVs ($3,348 for a 30-year-old driver).

Nissan Kicks

2019 MSRP: $18,640

The car was just introduced starting in the 2018 model year, so its average cost to insure is slightly inflated when compared to the average Nissan SUV. However, it still costs much less than more powerful vehicles like the Nissan 370Z.

Nissan Murano

2019 MSRP: $31,370

This is the lowest price we found among all Nissan models available right now. The midsize SUV is about $100 less to insure per year than the Pathfinder, Nissan's next largest sport utility.

Nissan Pathfinder

2019 MSRP: $31,530

It costs about $100 more per year to insure than its slightly smaller sibling, the Murano. However, drivers looking to save money on Pathfinder insurance rates may want to look at an older model: Coverage for a 2010 Pathfinder costs more than $900 less per year than a 2019 model for the same amount of coverage.

Nissan Quest

Nissan's minivan was discontinued in 2017 but is nevertheless one of the most affordable Nissans to insure: The 2017 Quest is 16% cheaper than other 2017 Nissans on our list.

Nissan Sentra

2019 MSRP: $17,890

Owners of 2019 Sentra models will pay $3,551 per year — 15% more than it costs to insure a five-year-old model. Among Nissan sedans, the cost of insuring a Senta is second cheapest; it's less expensive to insure than the larger Altima and Maxima but more than the smaller Versa.

Nissan Titan

2019 MSRP: $30,690

That's $316 per year more expensive than Nissan's other pickup, the Frontier. However, the cost to insure a Titan is still slightly below the overall average cost to insure a Nissan.

Younger drivers will likely pay more to insure a Titan. We found that an 18-year-old will pay nearly double to insure a Nissan Titan than a 30-year-old would: $6,321 per year, on average.

Nissan Versa

2019 MSRP: $12,460

The Versa is also Nissan's smallest, least costly car to purchase, so drivers looking to save money on a car and insurance may want to consider the Versa.

Teens and young drivers considering a Versa will likely have to pay more, unfortunately. The typical price an 18-year-old can expect to pay is $5,863, slightly less than double the price to insure a Versa for an older driver.

Nissan Xterra

The Xterra has been discontinued after the 2016 model year, but it is one of the most affordable Nissans to insure: For example, the 2016 Xterra is the lowest of any 2016 Nissan model. The Frontier, the pickup truck upon which the Xterra was based, cost $320 more to insure for a 2016 model.