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Im 18 and have just bought my first car. Its a 97 ford taurus. I am researching different auto insurance providers. any suggestions on the best providers who have good coverage and low prices? thanks

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1. Geico, was the best I could find.
2. geico is pretty good. and that little gecko thing is pretty funny.
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9. There are many factors to consider here above and beyond the best price. While the economy is tough and insurance costs are already high, the reliability of the company should be a point to consider as well. Some things that could help reduce the premiums for you would be adding the name of someone older on the title of the car, if your relationship is strong enough I recommend using your parents. When the policy only lists a younger driver premiums tend to be much higher, while with an older person, with better developed credit, the premiums tend to fall significantly. Other things to consider in helping to keep costs down are things like deductibes. With an older car, liability only is a relatively inexpensive way to go, but it opes you up for extra costs if the vehicle is involved in an accident. One thing to add if you do go with liability only is UMPD if it is offered in your area. This coverage gives your protection if someone without insurance hits your car and allows for repairs to be completed. Lastly, when choosing your liability limits remember that the average claim cost in most areas in the US is over $70,000 when there is an injury. While taking state minimum coverage may provide the cheapest route, this also leaves you open to law suits that can result in consequences such as wage garnishment if the damages exceed your insurance coverage.