Car insurance for people under 25 years of age is typically quite high. Teens and young drivers are inexperienced behind the wheel and statistics show they, as a class in whole, are more likely to be in accident than other age groups, which makes them a high risk to auto insurance providers. High risk equals high rates.
As you'll see in the "Average car insurance by age" charts below, in general, rates are cheapest for drivers in their 40s, 50s and 60s, and then increase again a bit at age 70. CarInsurance.com analyzed rates for nearly every ZIP code for six age groups and three coverage levels. Here you see average car insurance rates by age, for men and women, for the following coverage sets:
- State minimum -- what you need to drive a car legally in your state
- Liability car insurance -- $50,000 limit to cover bodily injury you cause to others in an accident, up to $100,000 per accident, with $50,000 to pay for damage you cause to another car or property
- Full coverage -- liability with a $100,000 limit to cover bodily injury you cause to others in an accident, up to $300,000 per accident, with $100,000 to pay for damage you cause to another car or property, plus comprehensive and collision insurance, with a $500 deductible.
Women: Average car insurance rate by age | |||
Age | State minimum liability | Liability 50/100/50 | Full coverage 100/300/100 with $500 comprehensive & collision deductible |
20 | $996 | $1,077 | $2,599 |
30 | $573 | $603 | $1,458 |
40 | $547 | $575 | $1,369 |
50 | $513 | $540 | $1,278 |
60 | $494 | $521 | $1,221 |
70 | $542 | $574 | $1,316 |
Men: Average car insurance rate by age | |||
Age | State minimum liability | Liability 50/100/50 | Full coverage 100/300/100 with $500 comprehensive & collision deductible |
20 | $1,129 | $1,229 | $3,097 |
30 | $552 | $583 | $1,451 |
40 | $538 | $566 | $1,355 |
50 | $517 | $546 | $1,297 |
60 | $508 | $537 | $1,258 |
70 | $567 | $601 | $1,369 |
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