Cheapest Car Insurance in Connecticut


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GEICO, Kemper and Amica are the cheapest car insurance companies for most Connecticut drivers, with average savings of up to 56%.

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Car insurance costs can be as low as $34 monthly for minimum coverage and $75 for full coverage policies on average in Connecticut.

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Who Has the Cheapest Car Insurance in Connecticut?

GEICO leads Connecticut with the lowest rates, charging $34 monthly for minimum coverage and $75 for full coverage. Drivers save $68 each month, a 56% reduction from state averages. Get quotes from Kemper, Amica, State Farm and Allstate too.

Geico$34$75-56%
Kemper$65$117-26%
Amica$62$131-21%
State Farm$79$157-3%
Allstate$87$1726%

*These rates are for a 40-year-old with good credit, a clean driving record and a 2012 Toyota Camry across all ZIP codes in the state.

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Best Car Insurance Rates by Category in Connecticut

GEICO offers the cheapest rates for 9 out of our 10 driver categories in Connecticut, while State Farm provides the most affordable rates for drivers with DUIs. Find your specific rates in the table:

Young DriversGeico$120
Adult DriversGeico$35
Senior DriversGeico$50
Drivers With An AccidentGeico$47
Drivers With A DUIState Farm$86
Drivers With A Speeding TicketGeico$39
Drivers With Bad CreditGeico$83
Drivers With Low IncomeGeico$55
Drivers With Newer CarsGeico$37
Drivers With Old CarsGeico$30

*Rates for the categories above are based on a profile of a 40-year-old with good credit, a clean driving record and a 2012 Toyota Camry across all ZIP codes in the state. Young drivers refer to 16 to 25-year-olds, adults 26 to 64-year-olds and seniors 65+ years of age.

Compare the Cheapest Car Insurance in Connecticut for You

The tables above show overall winners, but your cheapest option depends on your specific situation. For example, GEICO offers the lowest rates at $198 monthly for adult drivers with poor credit and an accident record who want 100/300/100 full coverage. Filter the table to match your exact situation:

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Driving Record:At Fault Accident ($1000-$1999 Prop Dmg)
Geico$209$2,509-38%
Nationwide$304$3,644-10%
Amica$346$4,1502%
State Farm$342$4,1081%
Kemper$342$4,1001%

*Young drivers refer to 16 to 25-year-olds, adults 26 to 64-year-olds and seniors 65+ years of age.

Cheapest Car Insurance in Connecticut by City

Where you live in Connecticut affects your insurance costs based on local crime, accidents and traffic density. GEICO charges as little as $29 in Groton but $52 in Bridgeport. Here are the cheapest providers for every Connecticut city.

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City:Abington
AbingtonGeico$31-56%

*The lowest rate referenced is for a minimum coverage policy for a 40-year-old with good credit and no driving violations.

Cheapest Car Insurance in Connecticut By Driver Age Group

We analyzed car insurance rates across Connecticut for three age groups: young drivers (16 to 25), adult drivers (26 to 64) and seniors (65+). Here are the providers that offer the best deals:

  • Young drivers can find the lowest rates with Geico starting at $120 per month
  • Adult drivers get the best deals from Geico with rates from $35 per month
  • Senior drivers see the most affordable coverage through Geico starting at $50 per month

Cheapest Car Insurance For Young Drivers in Connecticut

GEICO offers Connecticut's lowest rates for young drivers. Minimum coverage costs $120 per month, saving drivers 52% compared to other providers. GEICO also leads for full coverage at $263 monthly, saving young drivers 38%.

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Driving Record:At Fault Accident ($1000-$1999 Prop Dmg)
Amica$777$9,329-19%
Geico$724$8,693-24%
State Farm$828$9,936-14%
Allstate$951$11,417-1%
Nationwide$962$11,5410%

Cheapest Car Insurance For Adult Drivers in Connecticut

GEICO offers Connecticut's lowest rates for adult drivers: $35 monthly for minimum coverage and $76 for full coverage.

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Geico$209$2,509-38%
Nationwide$304$3,644-10%
Amica$346$4,1502%
State Farm$342$4,1081%
Kemper$342$4,1001%

Cheapest Car Insurance For Senior Drivers in Connecticut

GEICO offers Connecticut seniors the most affordable car insurance rates for both coverage types. Full coverage costs $1,235 annually, while minimum coverage runs $606 per year.

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Farmers$497$5,9680.10
Geico$268$3,217-0.41
Amica$424$5,084-0.07
State Farm$115$1,379-0.59
Progressive$174$2,086-0.38
Amica$325$3,9020.17
Allstate$305$3,6540.09
Kemper$287$3,4460.03
Amica$106$1,266-0.37
State Farm$107$1,287-0.36
Geico$125$1,496-0.26
Progressive$171$2,0510.02
Nationwide$156$1,872-0.07
Amica$131$1,569-0.25
State Farm$115$1,379-0.34
Geico$119$1,423-0.32
Progressive$190$2,2790.09
Nationwide$176$2,1180.01
State Farm$115$1,379-0.37
Geico$122$1,461-0.33
Amica$185$2,2170.01
Nationwide$176$2,118-0.04
Allstate$282$3,3860.04
Geico$185$2,218-0.35
Amica$279$3,345-0.02
Nationwide$253$3,030-0.11
Farmers$278$3,339-0.02
State Farm$260$3,124-0.09
Geico$190$2,277-0.37
Nationwide$253$3,030-0.16
Farmers$278$3,339-0.08
State Farm$260$3,124-0.14
Allstate$282$3,386-0.06
Geico$135$1,621-0.57
Amica$200$2,397-0.36
State Farm$206$2,477-0.34
Allstate$393$4,7140.26
Kemper$301$3,612-0.04
Geico$97$1,167-0.52
Amica$157$1,883-0.22
State Farm$193$2,313-0.04
Allstate$235$2,817-0.07
Amica$275$3,2970.09
Kemper$278$3,3380.10
Geico$238$2,859-0.40
Farmers$316$3,787-0.21
Nationwide$298$3,574-0.25
Progressive$367$4,409-0.08
Allstate$376$4,516-0.05
Progressive$417$5,007-0.45
Allstate$538$6,461-0.29
Nationwide$648$7,776-0.14
State Farm$716$8,592-0.05
Kemper$710$8,515-0.06
Nationwide$298$3,574-0.34
Geico$291$3,492-0.35
Progressive$410$4,923-0.09
Allstate$376$4,516-0.17
Farmers$458$5,4980.02
Geico$277$3,322-0.42
Nationwide$337$4,044-0.29
Allstate$376$4,516-0.21
Farmers$408$4,896-0.15
Progressive$456$5,469-0.05
Kemper$551$6,608-0.06
Nationwide$257$3,083-0.26
Geico$249$2,992-0.28
Amica$333$3,994-0.04
Allstate$320$3,846-0.08
Progressive$356$4,2690.02
Geico$237$2,847-0.35
Nationwide$291$3,488-0.21
Allstate$320$3,846-0.13
Farmers$347$4,161-0.05
Progressive$395$4,7430.08
Geico$244$2,922-0.38
Nationwide$291$3,488-0.26
Allstate$320$3,846-0.18
Farmers$347$4,161-0.11
Progressive$413$4,9590.06
Amica$134$1,612-0.42
State Farm$115$1,379-0.50
Geico$150$1,799-0.35
Progressive$255$3,0660.11
Nationwide$178$2,1410.01
Farmers$194$2,3290.10
State Farm$115$1,379-0.38
Geico$129$1,545-0.30
Amica$185$2,2170.00
Nationwide$178$2,141-0.04
Farmers$194$2,3290.05
Geico$234$2,804-0.36
Amica$286$3,436-0.22
State Farm$260$3,124-0.29
Progressive$436$5,2350.19
Nationwide$382$4,5830.04
Geico$168$2,019-0.30
Amica$225$2,699-0.06
Farmers$220$2,635-0.08
Nationwide$226$2,707-0.06
State Farm$243$2,9160.02
Progressive$309$3,712-0.33
State Farm$260$3,124-0.43
Geico$143$1,715-0.55
State Farm$206$2,477-0.35
Allstate$393$4,7140.24
Kemper$297$3,567-0.06
Geico$103$1,235-0.49
Amica$157$1,883-0.23
State Farm$193$2,313-0.05
Nationwide$249$2,9860.22
Kemper$185$2,224-0.09
State Farm$206$2,477-0.46
Progressive$313$3,760-0.18
Allstate$336$4,029-0.12
Geico$339$4,063-0.12
Kemper$299$3,593-0.22
Amica$157$1,883-0.33
Geico$126$1,508-0.46
State Farm$193$2,313-0.17
Allstate$235$2,8170.01
Nationwide$249$2,9860.07
Geico$293$3,515-0.39
Nationwide$341$4,088-0.29
Allstate$376$4,516-0.22
Farmers$416$4,995-0.14
Progressive$475$5,700-0.02
Geico$301$3,608-0.42
Nationwide$341$4,088-0.34
Allstate$376$4,516-0.27
Farmers$416$4,995-0.19
Progressive$497$5,959-0.04
Geico$224$2,691-0.38
Nationwide$288$3,451-0.21
Allstate$320$3,846-0.12
Farmers$340$4,079-0.06
Progressive$379$4,5510.05
Geico$230$2,763-0.41
Nationwide$288$3,451-0.26
Allstate$320$3,846-0.17
Farmers$340$4,079-0.12
Progressive$397$4,7590.02
Amica$134$1,612-0.41
State Farm$115$1,379-0.49
Geico$142$1,701-0.38
Progressive$245$2,9420.08
Nationwide$264$3,1680.16
Amica$106$1,266-0.27
Geico$102$1,224-0.30
State Farm$107$1,287-0.26
Progressive$153$1,8370.05
Farmers$147$1,7660.01
Farmers$190$2,2830.04
Geico$221$2,651-0.39
Amica$286$3,436-0.21
State Farm$260$3,124-0.28
Nationwide$378$4,5340.04
Kemper$452$5,4270.25
Geico$159$1,908-0.33
Amica$225$2,699-0.05
Farmers$215$2,583-0.09
Nationwide$223$2,678-0.06
Progressive$261$3,1370.11
Progressive$297$3,562-0.35
State Farm$260$3,124-0.43
Allstate$404$4,844-0.11
Nationwide$486$5,8270.07
Kemper$456$5,4670.01
Amica$225$2,699-0.17
Geico$194$2,331-0.28
Nationwide$223$2,678-0.18
State Farm$243$2,916-0.10
Allstate$235$2,8170.17
Kemper$188$2,252-0.07
State Farm$206$2,477-0.45
Progressive$301$3,608-0.20
Allstate$336$4,029-0.11
Geico$320$3,841-0.15
Kemper$303$3,639-0.20
Amica$157$1,883-0.32
Geico$119$1,426-0.48
State Farm$193$2,313-0.16
Allstate$235$2,8170.02
Nationwide$246$2,9540.07
Geico$113$1,356-0.53
Amica$194$2,333-0.19
State Farm$206$2,477-0.14
Allstate$235$2,817-0.03
Farmers$293$3,5130.22
Geico$116$1,392-0.54
State Farm$206$2,477-0.18
Geico$331$3,972-0.43
Nationwide$504$6,051-0.14
Progressive$588$7,0590.00
Amica$614$7,3710.05
Farmers$597$7,1630.02
Geico$284$3,411-0.44
Nationwide$337$4,044-0.34
Allstate$376$4,516-0.26
Farmers$408$4,896-0.20
Progressive$477$5,718-0.07
Geico$284$3,403-0.38
Amica$424$5,084-0.08
Nationwide$435$5,219-0.05
State Farm$427$5,121-0.07
Farmers$507$6,0880.11
Geico$204$2,450-0.33
Nationwide$257$3,083-0.16
Farmers$268$3,219-0.12
Progressive$319$3,8240.04
Allstate$320$3,8460.05
Progressive$362$4,342-0.38
State Farm$427$5,121-0.27
Allstate$458$5,502-0.22
Nationwide$559$6,707-0.05
Nationwide$267$3,2030.16
Amica$106$1,266-0.28
State Farm$107$1,287-0.27
Geico$108$1,295-0.27
Farmers$150$1,8020.02
Nationwide$158$1,8920.07
State Farm$115$1,379-0.59
Progressive$181$2,174-0.36
Amica$325$3,9020.15
Nationwide$343$4,1160.21
Kemper$284$3,4030.00
Amica$106$1,266-0.38
State Farm$107$1,287-0.37
Geico$132$1,582-0.22
Nationwide$158$1,892-0.07
Progressive$178$2,1380.05
Amica$131$1,569-0.26
State Farm$115$1,379-0.35
Geico$125$1,505-0.29
Allstate$404$4,844-0.12
Nationwide$491$5,8890.07
Kemper$450$5,398-0.02
Amica$225$2,699-0.18
Geico$205$2,466-0.25
Nationwide$226$2,707-0.18
State Farm$243$2,916-0.12
Allstate$282$3,3860.03
Geico$195$2,346-0.32
Amica$279$3,345-0.03
Nationwide$255$3,063-0.11
State Farm$260$3,124-0.10
Allstate$282$3,386-0.02
Geico$201$2,408-0.34
Nationwide$255$3,063-0.16
State Farm$260$3,124-0.15
Farmers$284$3,407-0.07
Allstate$282$3,386-0.08
Amica$200$2,397-0.37
Geico$120$1,435-0.51
Amica$194$2,333-0.20
State Farm$206$2,477-0.15
Allstate$235$2,817-0.04
Farmers$299$3,5830.22
Geico$123$1,473-0.52
State Farm$206$2,477-0.19
Allstate$235$2,817-0.08
Amica$275$3,2970.07
Kemper$275$3,2960.07
Geico$350$4,201-0.41
Nationwide$510$6,116-0.14
Amica$614$7,3710.04
Progressive$613$7,3580.04
Farmers$609$7,3070.03
Geico$252$3,024-0.37
Nationwide$301$3,613-0.25
Farmers$322$3,863-0.20
Progressive$383$4,595-0.05
Allstate$376$4,516-0.06
Progressive$435$5,218-0.43
Allstate$538$6,461-0.30
Nationwide$655$7,860-0.14
State Farm$716$8,592-0.06
Kemper$701$8,408-0.08
Nationwide$301$3,613-0.34
Geico$308$3,694-0.32
Allstate$376$4,516-0.17
Progressive$428$5,130-0.06
Farmers$467$5,6090.03
Nationwide$430$5,163-0.05
State Farm$427$5,121-0.06
Geico$193$2,316-0.36
Nationwide$254$3,050-0.16
Farmers$263$3,155-0.13
Progressive$306$3,6690.01
Allstate$320$3,8460.06
Progressive$347$4,167-0.40
State Farm$427$5,121-0.26
Allstate$458$5,502-0.21
Nationwide$553$6,636-0.04
Kemper$558$6,693-0.04
Geico$236$2,829-0.32
Nationwide$254$3,050-0.26
Amica$333$3,994-0.03
Progressive$341$4,097-0.01
Allstate$320$3,846-0.07

Cheapest Car Insurance For High-Risk Drivers in Connecticut

We studied four areas for profiles insurers consider high-risk in Connecticut including those with bad credit, DUIs, accidents and speeding tickets. Here are the providers that offer the best rates for each group:

  • Cheapest for Bad Credit: GEICO (From $86/mo)
  • Cheapest With a DUI: State Farm (From $84/mo)
  • Cheapest With an Accident: GEICO (From $49/mo)
  • Cheapest With a Speeding Ticket: GEICO (From $41/mo)

Cheapest Car Insurance For Bad Credit in Connecticut

GEICO offers Connecticut drivers with bad credit the most affordable car insurance rates. Annual premiums start at $1,033 for minimum coverage and $2,230 for full coverage policies with comprehensive and collision protection.

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Geico$258$3,097-41%
Nationwide$356$4,271-19%
Progressive$417$5,006-5%
Allstate$464$5,5626%
Kemper$435$5,216-1%

Cheapest Car Insurance With a DUI in Connecticut

State Farm ranks as the most affordable option for Connecticut drivers with DUIs, offering annual rates of $1,008. Kemper provides the next best value with premiums of $1,284 per year.

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Progressive$246$2,955-44%
Allstate$337$4,048-23%
State Farm$342$4,108-22%
Nationwide$390$4,683-11%
Kemper$344$4,130-22%

Cheapest Car Insurance With an Accident in Connecticut

Connecticut drivers with an accident on their record can find the most affordable coverage through GEICO at $49 per month ($586 annually).

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Geico$209$2,509-38%
Nationwide$304$3,644-10%
Amica$346$4,1502%
State Farm$342$4,1081%
Kemper$342$4,1001%

Cheapest Car Insurance With an Speeding Ticket

Connecticut drivers with speeding tickets can find the lowest insurance rates with GEICO. The provider offers minimum coverage at $487 per year, while full coverage costs $1,058 annually.

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Geico$175$2,099-35%
Nationwide$203$2,436-25%
Allstate$236$2,830-13%
Progressive$269$3,228-1%
Kemper$316$3,78917%

How to Get the Cheapest Car Insurance in Connecticut

Finding the most affordable insurance companies is just the first step to reducing your Connecticut car insurance costs. Here are proven ways to save the most on auto insurance.

  1. 1

    Compare Multiple Insurance Providers

    Get quotes from several insurance companies through different channels including captive agents, independent agents, comparison websites and direct from providers. Your quotes will vary depending on the method you use, so exploring multiple options helps ensure you find the best rates.

  2. 2

    Determine Your Coverage Needs

    Evaluate the coverage you need based on your vehicle's value, your assets and state requirements. This helps avoid paying for unnecessary coverage while ensuring you have adequate financial protection.

  3. 3

    Consider Lower Coverage Amounts

    If cost is a concern, consider adjusting your coverage levels and deductibles. However, carefully evaluate your financial situation, driving patterns and vehicle value before reducing coverage to ensure you're not taking on too much risk.

  4. 4

    Research Costs and Discounts

    Study average auto insurance costs for drivers with similar profiles to benchmark savings opportunities. Investigate available discounts and consider bundling home and auto insurance policies to maximize your savings.

  5. 5

    Explore Insurance Alternatives

    Look into non-traditional options like pay-per-mile car insurance or telematics programs that base rates on driving habits. These alternatives might offer significant savings if you drive infrequently or practice safe driving habits.

  6. 6

    Improve Your Risk Profile

    Work on improving your credit score and maintaining a clean driving record. Better risk factors typically lead to lower insurance rates across all providers.

  7. 7

    Choose a Cost-Effective Vehicle

    If you're planning to buy a car, select a cheaper car to insure to reduce your premium costs. Older, reliable vehicles typically cost less to insure and repair.

Risks of Getting the Cheapest Car Insurance in Connecticut

Connecticut's minimum required car insurance coverage is 25/50/25 liability coverage. Drivers must carry $25,000 for bodily injury per person, $50,000 for total bodily injuries per accident and $25,000 for property damage per accident. But minimum coverage leaves you exposed to major financial risks:

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    Vehicle damage if you're at fault won't be covered

    Without collision coverage, you'll pay all repair costs if you cause an accident. In Connecticut, average property damage claims hit $4,711 in 2023, according to the Insurance Information Institute. That money comes straight from your pocket with minimum coverage. Add collision coverage to protect against expensive repairs.

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    Weather risks make damage to your car more likely and aren't covered

    Connecticut gets hit with severe weather that damages cars regularly. National Centers for Environmental Information data shows Connecticut faced significant weather-related property damage in 2023, with frequent coastal storms, flooding and winter weather events. Basic coverage won't pay for weather damage. Add comprehensive coverage to protect against storms, floods and winter weather.

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    Bodily injury damage is more likely to be higher than the minimum limits

    Connecticut's minimum bodily injury coverage of $25,000 per person often falls short of actual claim costs. Average bodily injury claims in Connecticut reached $22,734 in 2023, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Rising medical costs mean you could face major out-of-pocket expenses. Consider increasing to 50/100/50 coverage levels for better protection.

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    Not having uninsured motorist coverage opens you up to unexpected costs

    Connecticut has an uninsured driver problem, with 9.4% of drivers lacking insurance according to the Insurance Information Institute. If an uninsured driver hits you, you'll face steep out-of-pocket costs without uninsured motorist coverage. Legal action against uninsured drivers rarely recovers damages. Adding uninsured motorist coverage provides essential financial protection in these common scenarios.

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    Vehicle theft damage is more likely and uncovered

    Car theft is a growing problem in Connecticut, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, with significant increases over 2022. Without comprehensive coverage, you get nothing if your car's stolen or damaged during a theft. The average stolen car claim tops $9,000, so comprehensive coverage is worth it in high-risk areas.

Cheap Car Insurance in Connecticut: Bottom Line

GEICO ranks as Connecticut's most affordable car insurance provider, offering the lowest rates across different coverage levels and driver profiles. Although choosing the lowest-cost option is tempting, cheapest isn't always best for car insurance. Get as much coverage as you can afford to protect your finances if an accident happens.

Cheap Car Insurance in Connecticut: FAQ

Below, we answer common questions about finding affordable car insurance coverage in Connecticut.

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How We Found the Most Affordable Car Insurance in Connecticut

MoneyGeek collected auto insurance data from the Connecticut Department of Insurance and Quadrant Information Services. We analyzed quotes from 12 major insurers and reviewed more than 200 million rate comparisons across every residential ZIP code in Connecticut.

Connecticut Driver Profile

Our analysis started with a standard driver profile to find the cheapest rates:

  • 40-year-old male
  • 2012 Toyota Camry LE
  • Clean driving record
  • 12,000 miles driven annually
  • Good credit
  • Valid license
  • Currently insured
  • No claims history

We adjusted this sample profile, as specified, to find the cheapest option for various driver backgrounds.

Standard Coverage Levels in Connecticut

We compared car insurance companies in Connecticut that offer minimum and full coverage policies. We set the limits of the minimum coverage car insurance policy to the minimum amount required by law in Connecticut.

The minimum coverage liability limits in Connecticut are:

  • $25,000 per person for bodily injury
  • $50,000 per accident for bodily injury
  • $25,000 per accident for property damage

For full coverage policy rates, we used the following liability limits:

  • $100,000 for bodily injury liability per person
  • $300,000 for bodily injury liability per accident
  • $100,000 for property damage liability
  • Comprehensive and collision coverage with a $1,000 deductible

About Mark Fitzpatrick


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Mark Fitzpatrick, a Licensed Property and Casualty Insurance Producer, is MoneyGeek's resident Personal Finance Expert. With over five years of experience analyzing the insurance market, he conducts original research and creates tailored content for all types of buyers. His insights have been featured in publications like CNBC, NBC News and Mashable.

Fitzpatrick holds a master’s degree in economics and international relations from Johns Hopkins University and a bachelor’s degree from Boston College. He's also a five-time Jeopardy champion!

Passionate about economics and insurance, he aims to promote transparency in financial topics and empower others to make confident money decisions.


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