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$487/yr

Average annual savings

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$180/mo
$22,000
9.0%
Estimated annual savings
$698
Insurance
$389
Refinance
$309
Prime refinance window. APRs at or above 9% on a balance this size sit in the strongest refinance band — most borrowers cut their rate by 2 percentage points or more.
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State pricing · 50 states + D.C.

See how much your state pays for car insurance.

Crossing a state line can shift your full-coverage premium by $1,000+ per year — even with the same carrier and the same driving profile. We track the average in all 50 states + D.C. so you can spot the gap before you renew.

Rates by state

See how rates stack up.

Where you live is the biggest single factor in your car insurance bill. Weather risk, no-fault statutes, uninsured-driver rates, and minimum coverage all swing the average. Click your state to see local averages and the fastest ways to cut your bill.

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Averages from public DOI filings + aggregated quote data. Tap any state to see how to save in your local market.

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State averages reflect 2024 full-coverage premiums published by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and state Department of Insurance filings. We update this dataset quarterly. Switch your ZIP above to localize the comparison tables to your state.

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How CarSavr ranks auto insurance

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We score every major U.S. carrier and marketplace against the same 4-factor rubric — published premiums, claims reputation, verified-buyer satisfaction, and discount depth. Sort by lowest premium or highest editor score to see where you may be overpaying. No signup required.

Our rubric · 4-factor editor score

Premium pricing 35%

Weighted highest because it is the only factor that directly translates into monthly cash savings.

Coverage & claims 30%

Payout speed + dispute rates from NAIC + AM Best data — cheap premiums mean nothing if claims stall.

Customer reviews 20%

Verified-buyer satisfaction from JD Power + Trustpilot — controls for support quality across 100k+ policies.

Discounts & tools 15%

Telematics, multi-policy, and good-driver discount depth — where most drivers leave money on the table.

Premium pricing and claims reputation carry the most weight because they're the two factors that materially change your bottom line — your monthly check, and what gets paid out when something goes wrong. The table mixes the eight direct carriers we audit (Progressive, GEICO, State Farm, Allstate, USAA, Nationwide, Farmers, Liberty Mutual) with two marketplaces (The Zebra, LendingTree Insurance) so you can compare apples-to-apples direct quotes against marketplace-shopped quotes in one view.

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Updated Jun 3, 2026

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Top auto insurance carriers we've audited

Compare 2024 national-average premiums (full coverage + liability-only) across every major U.S. carrier we audit — Progressive, GEICO, State Farm, Allstate, USAA, Nationwide, Farmers, and Liberty Mutual — plus the two leading insurance marketplaces, The Zebra and LendingTree Insurance. Switch your state in the filter above to localize premiums to your ZIP.

Comparing 10 audited carriers· Premiums verified Jun 3

Data last reviewed . Source: CarSavr editorial methodology.

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Progressive Insurance logo
Editor's pick
Reviewed today
Full coverage
$136/mo
$1,633/yr
Liability-only
$53/mo
$632/yr

Industry-leading underwriting for high-risk profiles — DUI, multiple accidents, lapsed coverage. The Snapshot telematics program rewards safe driving with 10–30% discounts after 6 months. Premiums for clean records are middling but the high-risk niche is best-in-class.

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GEICO logo
Best overall value
Reviewed today
Full coverage
$113/mo
$1,353/yr
Liability-only
$39/mo
$467/yr

Consistently cheapest national carrier for clean-record drivers under 65. App + online flow is the smoothest in the industry — most users get a binding quote in under 8 minutes without speaking to an agent. Military / federal employee discounts stack with the standard multi-policy save.

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State Farm Insurance logo
Best for bundled discounts
Reviewed today
Full coverage
$123/mo
$1,471/yr
Liability-only
$47/mo
$568/yr

Highest customer satisfaction scores in the major-carrier tier (J.D. Power 2025). Best in class when bundled with home/renters/life — the Drive Safe & Save telematics + multi-policy stack averages 25% off vs. solo auto. Branch + agent network is the largest in the country for in-person service.

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Allstate Insurance logo
Best for accident forgiveness
Reviewed today
Full coverage
$176/mo
$2,108/yr
Liability-only
$61/mo
$735/yr

Premiums run 30-50% above the GEICO baseline for clean-record drivers — Allstate competes on coverage extras, not price. The Drivewise telematics program offers 10-25% off, and the Accident Forgiveness rider is genuinely first-accident-free (unlike Progressive's which expires after 3 years). Best for drivers who've had a claim in the last 36 months.

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Premium data: 2024 national-average annual premiums published by Quadrant Information Services from state-DOI rate filings. Sample driver: 35-year-old · clean driving record · $100/$300/$100 full coverage · $1,000 deductible · median ZIP code. Your actual quote will vary based on age, ZIP, driving record, vehicle, credit, and coverage selections. CarSavr may earn a commission when you buy a policy through our links — it never affects how we rank carriers.

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