McKayla Girardin, Car Insurance Writer
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Car insurance for a 30-year-old male costs an average of $728 per year for a minimum coverage policy. Many 30-year-old males tend to pay more for car insurance than middle-aged drivers because they do not have as much driving experience and may be more likely to take risks.
Average Cost of Car Insurance for a 30-Year-Old Male vs. Other Ages
Age | Monthly Cost | Annual Cost |
20 | $116 per month | $1,391 per year |
25 | $75 per month | $900 per year |
30 | $61 per month | $728 per year |
35 | $62 per month | $738 per year |
45 | $60 per month | $717 per year |
Note: Premiums are representative of good drivers in California with minimum coverage policies; individual premiums will vary.
How 30-Year-Old Male Drivers Can Get Cheap Rates
- Compare quotes often. Comparing quotes from several insurers is the best way to make sure you are getting the best rates possible.
- Take advantage of discounts. Insurance companies offer discounts for things like paying your policy in full up front or having safety features such as automatic seatbelts. These discounts can add up to a lot of savings each month, so don’t be afraid to ask what discounts you may qualify for when shopping for a policy.
- Focus on maintaining safe driving habits. Safe drivers pay significantly less than drivers with a history of accidents or moving violations. By building safe driving habits, and maintaining them consistently, you can save a lot of money on your car insurance.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to the cost of car insurance for different types of drivers.
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