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CarInsurance.com Study Shows Drivers in Some U.S. Cities Pay $3,000 More Annually Than Their Neighbors
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CarInsurance.com Study Shows Drivers in Some U.S. Cities Pay $3,000 More Annually Than Their Neighbors
A new CarInsurance.com report finds major U.S. cities separated by miles—but divided by thousands in annual car insurance costs.A new report from CarInsurance.com reveals that car insurance premiums across the United States can vary by more than $3,000 a year between neighboring cities, underscoring how geography, not just driving records, can shape what motorists pay to stay insured.The study, titled “The Most Expensive Cities for Car Insurance…
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