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Car insurance for a 25-year-old costs an average of $815 per year for minimum coverage. Twenty-five-year-old drivers pay more for car insurance than older, more experienced drivers because insurers consider them to be high-risk, meaning they’re more likely to file a claim.
The exact cost of car insurance for a 25-year-old depends on a few factors, including their driving record, gender, location, vehicle, and car insurance company. Some of the best insurance companies for 25-year-old drivers are AAA, Geico, and USAA.
Cost of Car Insurance for a 25-Year-Old by Company
| Company | Cost |
| $540 per year | |
| $550 per year | |
| $575 per year | |
| $692 per year | |
| $724 per year |
Note: Rates are an approximation based on a driver in California with minimum coverage. Actual rates will vary.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to the best car insurance for teens and young drivers.
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