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Cheapest Car Insurance in Florida

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Where Florida publishes rates, insurers are ordered by price, with tips for lowering what you pay.

  • Legal minimum coverage averages $116 each month.
  • At 1st of 51, this is the most expensive state (1st = highest).

Lowest-cost Florida coverage for an adult with a clean record

The state priced a Family with Young Drivers profile with four drivers: Single Male (Age 20), Single Female (Age 18), Married Female (Age 50) and Married Male (Age 50). There are Two cars, with no violations or accidents in the past 3 years. Use includes both work and pleasure driving. One car travels 12,000 miles per year; the second travels 8,000 miles per year.

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1The Standard Fire Insurance Company$1,134$94
2Florida Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company$1,177$98
3USAA$1,546$129
4USAA$1,792$149
5Progressive$1,796$150
6Progressive$1,902$158
7Auto Club Insurance Company of Florida$1,952$163
8USAA$1,982$165
9Garrison Property and Casualty Insurance Company$2,562$214
10Allstate$2,655$221

Source: Florida Office of Insurance Regulation: CHOICES Auto Rate Comparison Tool (county rate data /PandC/Data/CountyRates).

Lowest Florida rates after an accident

Priced by the state, this profile describes a Single Female driver, Age 25. The driver has One car for work driving use and puts 12,000 miles on it each year. The record covers the preceding 3 years, with one violation and one no-fault accident.

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1USAA$551$46
2USAA$673$56
3Allstate$689$57
4The Standard Fire Insurance Company$690$58
5USAA$717$60
6Florida Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company$871$73
7Security National Insurance Company$1,197$100
8Allstate$1,325$110
9GEICO$1,715$143
10GEICO$1,761$147

Source: Florida Office of Insurance Regulation: CHOICES Auto Rate Comparison Tool (county rate data /PandC/Data/CountyRates).

Ways to spend less

  • Keep the state minimum only on an old car you could replace with cash: dropping collision and comprehensive saves $783 a year on the Florida average.
  • If you raise your deductible, the money you save each year often beats the extra cost of one claim.
  • Ask for every discount by its name, including multi-car, good student, safe-driving apps, paying in full and bundling home and auto.
  • At every renewal, compare prices again. A rise in one company's price doesn't tell you whether other companies raised theirs.

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