States Where Car Insurance Is the Highest

Auto insurance premiums are on the rise across the US, and Bankrate dug in to see in which states drivers fare the best and worst. The breakdown has a number of facets, but the following reflects the average cost of full coverage. The 10 best and worst on the list, which includes Washington, DC:

Where costs are highest

1. Florida, $4,210 average cost for full coverage
2. New York, $4,093
3. Louisiana, $3,998
4. Nevada, $3,660
5. Colorado, $3,212
6. Michigan, $3,161
7. District of Columbia, $3,016
8. Georgia, $2,976
9. New Jersey, $2,938
10. California, $2,935

Where costs are lowest

42. Washington, $1,858
43. New Hampshire, $1,843
44. North Dakota, $1,810
45. Ohio, $1,782
46. Wyoming, $1,759
47. Indiana, $1,751
48. Hawaii, $1,705
49. Maine, $1,651
50. Vermont, $1506
51. Idaho, $1,473

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