When it comes to the average cost of car insurance coverage in
California, there is both good news and bad. Trends in 2009 and 2010
indicate a downward trend, but California is still in the top 10 most
expensive states for car insurance.
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According to an April 2010 study by Insure.com, California
ranked 5th highest in the nation in car insurance premiums after
Louisiana, Michigan, Oklahoma and Montana. Californians paid an average
of $1,774.41 per vehicle in the first four months of 2010, or
approximately $345 more than the national average.
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In August 2010, California's auto insurance rates dropped to
their lowest level since September 2009, or $1,261 compared to the
previous year's $1,544, according to CarInsurance.com. The 2009 to 2010
average decrease was reported at 20 percent by the website, and if these
trends continue, Californians may see lower car insurance premiums.
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