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Why Auto Insurance Is So Expensive in the “High-Cost States” (2025)

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How to Lower Your Premium (the playbook that works in high-cost states)

1) Quote like a pro (20–30 minutes, once a year)

  • Lock the variables: same liability limits, same comp/collision deductibles, same drivers/vehicles, same miles and garaging—so you’re comparing price, not apples to oranges.
  • Hit different appetites: national + regional + mutual. Prices can swing hundreds by ZIP because of each carrier’s loss experience and growth goals. (State-level market shifts in 2025 are real—Florida/Louisiana reforms; Nevada rate filings; Missouri catastrophe losses.) dci.mo.gov+3insuranceindustryblog.iii.org+3lewisbrisbois.com+3

2) Turn on telematics (and actually drive for it)

  • These usage-based programs (PAYD/PHYD) can lop double-digit percentages off if you avoid hard braking, phone handling, and late-night mileage for the first 30–90 days. They’re now mainstream across states. ValuePenguin

3) Adjust coverage the smart way (don’t just slash)

  • Liability: Don’t go bare-bones in litigious states; bump BI to protect assets.
  • PIP/MedPay: In Michigan, PIP choice is the biggest lever—but know the medical risk; in Florida, track any PIP law change before your next renewal. Michigan Auto Law+1
  • Comp/Collision: Run a quick math check on raising deductibles ($500→$1,000) vs. expected savings; consider dropping collision on low-value cars.

4) Kill avoidable rating surcharges

  • Garage + miles accuracy, violation forgiveness programs, defensive-driving certificates, multi-policy bundling, paying in full or by ACH—small levers stack.

5) Theft & weather risk hygiene

  • In theft-prone metros, insurers price for it—even when local thefts tick down, premiums lag. Add anti-theft discounts if eligible and keep proof of secure parking. In hail belts, know your comp deductible and whether a glass waiver exists. Houston Chronicle

FAQs

Q. “Which state is the most expensive, period?”
A. Depends whose data you use: ValuePenguin (Aug 2025) puts Nevada/Florida/Michigan on top; The Zebra’s 2025 trends highlight Florida/Louisiana/Missouri; Insure.com (Sep 2025) shows Louisiana, Florida, California. Different driver profiles & methodologies → different podiums, same cast. ValuePenguin+2thezebra.com+2

Q. “Are prices finally easing?”
A. Pace of increases slowed in 2025 vs. 2023–2024, and specific reforms (e.g., Florida) are producing measured rate decreases—but averages are still elevated. Shopping + telematics remains your best counter-move. PR Newswire+1


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Before you go: Get 3–5 quotes with the same limits/deductibles today. Re-shop again at renewal if you live in FL/LA/NV/MI/MO/CO/CA/NY/NJ—2025 filings and legal changes are reshuffling winners by ZIP. insuranceindustryblog.iii.org+2lewisbrisbois.com+2

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