Depends on you and your driving record. Insurance companies set different rates for people depending on sex, age, type of license, type of car, brand of car, student grade point average, where you live… lots of variables. Your best bet is to shop around until you can find a rate you can live with.
You won’t want the cheapest insurance would you? How can you be sure the company will be there for you if there is a claim?
State Farm is the biggest in Illinois. Because of their size they usually have low rates.
You might want to try a direct writer like GEICO or Progressive Direct. You skip the 12-15% agent commission, but then you don’t have an agent and have to deal with an 800-number for claims.
But most importantly, each company has hundreds of potentially different variables in setting its rates.
It all depends on your age, driving record, miles driven, credit score, etc.
September 22nd, 2009 at 8:17 am
Depends on you and your driving record. Insurance companies set different rates for people depending on sex, age, type of license, type of car, brand of car, student grade point average, where you live… lots of variables. Your best bet is to shop around until you can find a rate you can live with.
September 22nd, 2009 at 8:17 am
Geico is good if you are military USAA is the best.
September 22nd, 2009 at 8:17 am
You won’t want the cheapest insurance would you? How can you be sure the company will be there for you if there is a claim?
State Farm is the biggest in Illinois. Because of their size they usually have low rates.
You might want to try a direct writer like GEICO or Progressive Direct. You skip the 12-15% agent commission, but then you don’t have an agent and have to deal with an 800-number for claims.
But most importantly, each company has hundreds of potentially different variables in setting its rates.
It all depends on your age, driving record, miles driven, credit score, etc.
So, shop around.