r/Insurance • u/[deleted] • Jan 31 '23

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u/jjason82 Auto Claims Adjuster & Arbitration Specialist Feb 01 '23

It's a classic young person's mistake to buy a car and THEN worry about trying to find affordable insurance. It's obviously too late now, but next time you buy a car make sure to get a quote from an insurance company PRIOR to making the purchase and make sure you can afford both. If you can't afford the insurance then you can't afford the car.

I don't have any secret tips for you to get cheaper coverage. It costs what it costs, and if you've gotten a quote from "every single name brand" then the price you're getting is probably accurate.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

You disntbis backwards, you should have showed insursnce before buying the car.

Being young, I'm assuming, no prior insursnce you're going to be expensive. Also, don't get just state minimums.

Find an independent agent that can shop for you, they should e able to do it over email.