A full coverage car insurance policy for a 25-year-old is about $1,679 per year, on average. In comparison, an auto insurance policy with the state-minimum level of coverage costs about $815 per year for a 25-year-old.
Car Insurance Premiums for 25-Year-Olds
Age
Full Coverage
Minimum Coverage
25 years old
$1,679 per year
$815 per year
16 years old
$9,160 per year
$3,192 per year
45 years old
$2,117 per year
$671 per year
65 years old
$2,028 per year
$680 per year
*Premiums are based on data from Quadrant Information Services; actual premiums will vary.
No, car insurance does not go up at age 25. Although car insurance for 25-year-olds is still pretty expensive compared to the overall average of $56 per month, it is less costly than coverage for younger drivers since 25-year-olds typically have more driving experience.
Age affects the cost of car insurance by up to 389% on average because certain age groups are statistically more likely to be involved in accidents. Age is a factor in car insurance pricing in nearly all states, though California, Hawaii and Massachusetts do not allow the practice.
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...
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