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Cheapest Car Insurance in North Dakota

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Where North Dakota publishes rates, insurers are ranked by price, plus ways to cut your own bill.

  • Legal minimum coverage runs $31 a month on average.
  • 25/50/25.the minimum liability limits.
  • For the most expensive state ranking, it sits 48th of 51 (1st = highest).

Cheapest coverage for an adult with a clean record in North Dakota

Clean record and excellent credit, single female, 30, driving a 2017 Acura TL, 10,000 mi/yr. Priced by the state.

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1Progressive$476$40
2Progressive$596$50
3National Farmers Union$600$50
4Allstate$726$60
5COUNTRY Preferred$778$65
6Nodak$862$72
7American Family Insurance$914$76
8Nationwide$1,046$87
9RAM Mutual$1,074$90
10GEICO$1,096$91

Source: North Dakota Insurance & Securities Department: 2026 Auto Insurance Cost Comparison Survey.

Lowest prices in North Dakota for a young driver

The state priced this profile: single male, 23, with a clean record and excellent credit. The car is a 2017 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4, 15,000 miles a year.

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1Progressive$622$52
2National Farmers Union$790$66
3Progressive$848$71
4American Family Insurance$908$76
5Allstate$952$79
6Nodak$992$83
7COUNTRY Preferred$1,038$86
8Nationwide$1,246$104
9North Star Mutual$1,300$108
10GEICO$1,340$112

Source: North Dakota Insurance & Securities Department: 2026 Auto Insurance Cost Comparison Survey.

North Dakota's lowest prices for a driver after an accident

The state priced this profile: single male, 21, driving a 2009 Ford Mustang, 2 tickets for speeding plus 1 at-fault accident, with excellent credit.

RankInsurerPer yearPer month
1Progressive$516$43
2Progressive$704$59
3Allstate$712$59
4GEICO$972$81
5GEICO$976$81
6Casualty Insurance$1,226$102
7General Indemnity$1,248$104
8National Farmers Union$1,268$106
9USAA$1,360$113
10American Family Insurance$1,410$118

Source: North Dakota Insurance & Securities Department: 2026 Auto Insurance Cost Comparison Survey.

How to spend less

  • Keep the state minimum only on an old car you could replace with cash: dropping collision and comprehensive saves $705 a year on the North Dakota average.
  • Raise your deductible; what you save in a year often beats the extra cost of one claim.
  • Ask for every discount by name: good student, multi-car, paying in full, bundling home and auto, safe-driving apps.
  • Compare prices again each time you renew. A price rise doesn't mean other companies went up too.

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