The best car insurance in St. Louis, MO

The average rate for full coverage car insurance in St. Louis is $2,386, substantially higher than the Missouri state average of $1,568. But St. Louis drivers can still save money on car insurance — the best way to get the best rates is by comparing quotes from multiple companies.

Policygenius can help you see rates from top companies, so you can choose the car insurance policy that works best for you.

Cheapest car insurance companies in St. Louis, MO

The cheapest company for one driver isn’t always the best choice for another, which is why you should always take time to compare quotes before you buy a policy. Here are the cheapest car insurance companies in St. Louis:

Cheapest car insurance rates by ZIP code in St. Louis, MO

In a city like St. Louis, car insurance rates can vary greatly depending on where in the city you live. Local factors such as the number of accidents, tickets issued, and the amount of secure and off-street parking available in your neighborhood can influence your rates.

ZIP code	Average cost
63101	$2,459
63102	$2,460
63103	$2,467
63104	$2,448
63106	$2,708
63107	$2,763
63108	$2,460
63109	$1,994
63110	$2,360
63111	$2,446
63112	$2,513
63113	$2,726
63115	$2,741
63116	$2,198
63118	$2,520
63120	$2,693
63128	$1,682
63139	$2,013
63140	$2,089
63146	$1,684
63147	$2,700
63155	$2,370

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Choosing the right car insurance company in St. Louis, MO

There’s no one right car insurance company for every driver, which is why it’s so important to shop around before you buy. Some car insurance companies charge far more to drivers with accidents on their records but won’t raise you rates for having a poor credit score, while others might be friendlier to teen drivers than others.

The best way to find the right car insurance company for you is to shop around. Policygenius can help you see quotes from top companies, so you can choose the coverage that’s best for you and your wallet.

Car insurance rates for drivers with driving violations in St. Louis, MO

Car insurance companies consider any recent accidents, claims and tickets on your record and will raise your rates accordingly.

The best way to avoid this is to be a safe and careful driver, but if you do have a less than perfect driving record, it is even more important to shop around before you buy a policy.

Violation	USAA	State Farm	Travelers	Missouri Farm Bureau	American Family
At-fault accident	$1,108	$1,789	$2,348	$2,065	$3,462
DUI	$1,460	$1,662	$2,569	$2,375	$2,712
Suspended license	$1,404	$1,662	$2,569	$2,375	$3,536
Open container	$1,170	$1,662	$2,244	$2,375	$2,712
Expired registration	$1,006	$1,662	$2,244	$1,910	$2,712
Driving without lights	$927	$1,662	$2,202	$1,910	$2,712
Not showing documents	$1,006	$1,662	$2,244	$1,910	$2,712
Running a red light	$1,006	$1,662	$2,244	$1,910	$2,712
Failure to yield	$1,006	$1,662	$2,244	$1,910	$2,712
Following too closely	$1,006	$1,662	$2,244	$1,988	$2,712
Hit and run	$1,510	$1,662	$2,569	$2,375	$3,332
Illegal turn	$1,006	$1,662	$2,276	$1,988	$2,712
Improper passing	$1,006	$1,662	$2,276	$1,988	$2,712
Not-at-fault accident	$845	$1,534	$1,848	$1,910	$2,176
Passing a school bus	$1,170	$1,662	$2,569	$1,988	$2,712
Racing	$1,460	$1,662	$2,569	$2,375	$3,536
Reckless driving	$1,170	$1,662	$2,569	$1,988	$3,536
Speeding	$1,006	$1,662	$2,569	$1,988	$2,712

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Cheapest car insurance for drivers with bad credit in St. Louis, MO

The worse your credit score, the more you’ll pay for car insurance, so St. Louis drivers with bad credit should make sure they take extra time to shop around for affordable rates before picking a car insurance policy.

Buying car insurance in St. Louis, MO

Missouri requires all drivers to have a minimum amount of car insurance coverage. It is important to remember that most drivers will require more than the state minimums in order to be fully protected in case of an accident, but all drivers must have at least the following amount of coverage:

• Bodily injury liability coverage per person: $25,000

• Bodily injury liability coverage per accident: $50,000

• Property damage liability coverage: $25,000

• Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage: $25,000 per person; $50,000 per incident.

Missouri is an at fault state when it comes to car accidents. That means that the insurance company of the drivers found responsible for an accident has to pay for the other party’s repair bills or medical expenses. Under Missouri’s pure comparative fault system, multiple parties can be at fault in an accident, and their degree of liability determines how claims are settled.

How to get cheap car insurance in St. Louis, MO

• Compare rates. One company may offer you a much better deal than another, even for identical coverage, so shop around before you pick a policy.

• Bundle coverage. Get your home and auto policies from the same company and save on both.

• Know your discounts. You can save for safe driving, good grades, even setting up auto-pay.

• Reshop your policy yearly. Car insurance companies compete for your business, take advantage of what they have to offer, even if it means changing companies.

Methodology

Policygenius has analyzed car insurance rates provided by Quadrant Information Services for every ZIP code in all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. For full coverage policies, the following coverage limits were used:

• Bodily injury liability: 50/100

• Property damage liability: $50,000

• Uninsured/underinsured motorist: 50/100

• Comprehensive: $500 deductible

• Collision: $500 deductible

In some cases, additional coverages were added where required by state or insurer.

Rates for overall average rate, rates by ZIP code, and cheapest companies determined using averages for single drivers ages 30, 35, and 45. Our sample vehicle was a 2017 Toyota Camry LE driven 10,000 miles/year.

Rates for driving violations and “Poor” credit determined using average rates for a single male 30-year-old driver with a credit score under 578.

Some carriers may be represented by affiliates or subsidiaries. Rates provided are a sample of costs. Your actual quotes may differ.