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What city has the cheapest car insurance?
One of the biggest factors in setting what price you pay for car insurance is where
you live. Average annual premiums in January of 2005 varied from nearly $5,200 in
Detroit, Michigan to under $760 in Roanoke, Virginia according to the latest analysis
by Runzheimer International. Refer to the charts below for the most expensive and least
expensive cites:
Five Most Expensive Cities:
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Rank
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City
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Annual Premium
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1
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Detroit, MI
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$5,162
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2
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Philadelphia, PA
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$4,142
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3
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Newark, NJ
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$3,482
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4
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Los Angeles, CA
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$3,225
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5
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New York City, NY
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$3,127
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Five Least Expensive Cities:
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Rank
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City
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Annual Premium
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1
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Roanoke, VA
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$758
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2
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Wapakoneta, OH
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$871
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3
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Chattanooga, TN
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$911
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4
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Green Bay, WI
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$948
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5
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Raleigh, NC
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$949
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Annual car insurance premiums assume the following:
- $500 Deductible for Comprehensive
- $500 Deductible for Collision
- $100/$300/$50 Bodily Injury/Property Damage ($2,000 Medical and 100/300 Uninsured Motorist)
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