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    Average car insurance cost by state

    Compare what drivers paid on average in 2023, from official NAIC data. These are statewide averages, not quotes — your price depends on your driving record, car, location and coverage.

    DMV.ai doesn't sell insurance or give quotes. Data is 2023 (the latest NAIC published); prices have generally risen since. States require different coverage, so direct comparisons are rough.

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    California

    $1,225/yr

    4% below U.S. average · rank 18 of 51

    Liability
    $661
    Collision
    $607
    Comprehensive
    $150
    Change vs 2022
    +12.7%
    California insurance regulator

    Texas

    $1,429/yr

    11% above U.S. average · rank 13 of 51

    Liability
    $798
    Collision
    $529
    Comprehensive
    $400
    Change vs 2022
    +15.9%
    Texas insurance regulator

    Florida

    $1,865/yr

    45% above U.S. average · rank 1 of 51

    Liability
    $1,295
    Collision
    $469
    Comprehensive
    $230
    Change vs 2022
    +18.9%
    Florida insurance regulator

    Coverage averages are per car insured for that coverage; the total is not their simple sum. U.S. average: $1,282.

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    Source: NAIC 2022/2023 Auto Insurance Database Report (2023 average expenditures), as tabulated by the Insurance Information Institute. Checked October 2, 2026. Average expenditure = total written premium divided by insured car-years. General information, not advice.