For a state, with Hurricane Katrina (Hurricane Katrina) and BP (BP) oil spill should be enough trouble.But if you live in Louisiana, also pay the highest domestic car insurance.
Increase the insurance premium factors include a large number of uninsured drivers, state insurance law, the number of insurance companies to compete in our state, and if there is a natural disasters lead to claims to increase recently."Many of these questions is not the driver can control," Insure.com editor director Amy Danise said."But even if you live in juxian expensive state, you can still keep your driving record clean, and choose cheaper car insurance car, reduce the cost of car insurance."
Following the Louisiana, Oklahoma ($2047) and Michigan (2013 yuan) is the most expensive.According to Insure.com, the accident victim high pay, is the main factor of Louisiana and Michigan car insurance is high.In Oklahoma, in addition to many drivers not insured, the recent hurricane cause of claim insurance premium is higher.
The cheapest state
A relatively good traffic, low crime rate and the competition between insurance company and is Maine (average cost $889) rate is low.Similarly, plus uninsured driver ratio is small, is Iowa ($985) to become the second cheap.Wisconsin state ($987) also has a low crime rate, the competition between companies and the relatively small number of automotive related lawsuits.
Look at where you live in the national position, check the list below.These are average cost.Your rates may be where you live, specific how many miles you drive every year, and the effects on your credit rating.
1. Louisiana: $2536
2. Oklahoma: $2047
3. Michigan: $2013
4. West Virginia: $2002
5. Washington. : $1866
6. Montana: $1856
7. Rhode Island: $1830
8 Wyoming: $1732
9. California: $1709
10. Georgia: $1694
11. Connecticut: $1665
12. The state of Texas: $1661
13. Florida: $1654
14. Delaware: $1652
15. New Jersey: $1608
16. Pennsylvania: $1598
17. Hawaii: $1594
18. Kentucky: $1572
19. Mississippi: $1502
20. Missouri: $1455
21. Alaska: $1431
22. North Dakota: $1426
23. New York: $1431
24. Kansas: $1410
25. Massachusetts: $1378
26. Maryland: $1372
27. Alabama: $1345
28. Arkansas: $1334
29. Colorado: $1322
30. Utah: $1315
31. Washington: $1305
32. South Dakota: $1303
33. Indiana: $1301
34. Virginia: $1297
35. New Mexico: $1274
36. Minnesota: $1264
37. Nebraska: $1244
38. Oregon: $1241
39. Tennessee: $1228
40. Nevada: $1223
41. Illinois: $1192
42. Arizona: $1176
43. New Hampshire: $1133
44. South Carolina: $1108
45. Ohio: $1099
46. Pay vermont: $1063
47. The state of north Carolina: $1022
48. Idaho: $1011
49. Wisconsin state: $987
50. Iowa: $985
51. Maine: $889
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