Best Cost Car Insurance

I am 23 years old and looking for car insurance. Who has the best rates for a reasonable price?

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1. Progressive is the lowest i've found and i've shopped around a lot. Response insurance also has really low rates, but too many stipulations for me. they are lower than progressive though.
2. Every company has different prices on insurance. They rate you by how old you are, where you live, your driving record, the type of vehicle you are driving and even your credit. No one isnsurance company is the best for everyone. Checo out Victoria insurance, they seem to have great rates for younger drivers, at least in Ohio they do.
3. Hi young gunner, Progressive Insurance-1-800-776-4737 & if you can get renter's insurance then rates are also lower, & if you have 2 automobiles it's called stackng. But I'd also try some other insurance companies especially if you don't have any accidents or DWI's. And when you turn 25 years old your rates should drop lower. Have a good day. :0)
4. Progressive is good.... I am 24 (yesterday) and i am with NAtionwide for 3 reasons. 1. I am a NAtionwide agent. 2. They are cheaper for me and my situation than any other insurer. 3. I know when something happens, I've got people on my side.... SERIOUSLEY! Check into rates from preffered carriers.... they are preferred for a reason! Then check independant agents. If there isn't a HUGE savings, i would go with a preffered company.... Why? Because of what you get for your money. Good coverage, good rates, lots of extras, and agents who care. but to answer your question, no one company is always going to have the best rates. There are way too many factors that go into determining rates, and different companies rate those factors differently.
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6. Nobody. There's no "one size fits all" best, lowest rate. YOu need to contact a local, independent agent who can get you a variety of quotes with companies that write in your state.