Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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The best car insurance in Nevada for drivers with a DUI is from State Farm, Auto-Owners, and GEICO. Getting a DUI in Nevada will raise your insurance premiums by around 74%, bringing the cost of minimum coverage to $1,525 per year for the average Nevada driver. You can minimize the cost of post-DUI car insurance by comparing quotes from the cheapest companies.
Best DUI Insurance in Nevada
- State Farm: $468 per year
- Auto-Owners: $674 per year
- GEICO: $980 per year
- Travelers: $986 per year
- USAA: $994 per year
Note: Premiums are based on a 45-year-old driver in Nevada with minimum coverage and a DUI on their record. Actual rates will vary.
Car insurance after a DUI is expensive because the violation indicates you are more likely to file a costly claim than the average driver. In Nevada, a DUI will affect your premium for about 3-5 years, so the higher rates won’t last forever.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to the cheapest car insurance after a DUI.
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