The Volvo V50 is a compact Scandinavian wagon known for clean design and a strong safety reputation. A discreet alternative to SUVs, it appeals to drivers seeking a versatile, sturdy vehicle with timeless styling for everyday use.
Between 2021 and 2026, premiums for the Volvo V50 fluctuate significantly, rising from $352 to a peak of $881 in 2022, then dropping to $301 in 2025 before climbing back to $446 in 2026. This variability likely reflects smaller data volumes for this older model.
To find the best insurance for your VOLVO V50 vehicle, it is more important than ever to compare the available options.
Among the cities provided, Montreal shows the highest average premium ($544), followed by Trois-Rivières ($351), while Quebec City posts the lowest amount ($229) — nearly half of Montreal's premium.
To get the exact cost for your situation, the best approach is to compare offers from several insurers. Using our Clicassure comparison tool, you can easily find the best premium tailored to your needs.
| City | Average price over the last 12 months |
|---|---|
| MONTRÉAL | $592.74 |
| QUÉBEC | $229.50 |
| TROIS-RIVIÈRES | $350.74 |
Average premium paid by our clients for each model year, over the last 5 years. Select a year to see its detailed statistics.
| Model year | Average premium |
|---|---|
| VOLVO V50 2011 | $554.28 |
| VOLVO V50 2008 | $1261.93 |
| VOLVO V50 2007 | $359.16 |
| VOLVO V50 2006 | $418.46 |
| VOLVO V50 2005 | $562.35 |
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To guarantee you the best possible information, the data presented on this page is based on the following rigorous criteria :
The premiums above cover every version of the VOLVO V50, so that each average rests on enough quotes. Here are the versions this page includes.
| Version | Model years |
|---|---|
| V50 2.4i WAGON | 2005 - 2010 |
| V50 T5 WAGON | 2005 - 2011 |
| V50 T5 WAGON AWD | 2005 - 2010 |
Disclaimer: This article is intended for information purposes, with the sole objective of providing food for thought. Under no circumstances should it be construed as advice regarding insurance solutions. Only a duly certified insurance professional is qualified to analyze your personal situation, discuss your needs with you and advise you on insurance solutions.
