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Situated along the Mississippi River in southwest Tennessee, Memphis is a densely populated city with a population of more than 600,000. Known as the birthplace of blues, soul, and rock n’ roll music, Memphis also draws more than 10 million tourists each year.
With so many people living and driving in close proximity, the rate of car accidents increases, which causes insurers to raise car insurance rates. The monthly average cost of car insurance in Memphis is $158 — higher than the statewide average of $111 per month and the national monthly average of $152.
Here’s what you should know about finding the cheapest car insurance options in Memphis.
Memphis is the second-largest city in the Volunteer State. A city’s population size influences how much its residents pay for car insurance.
State Farm, USAA, and GEICO are the three cheapest companies in Memphis.
Liability insurance in Memphis costs an average of $103 per month, and full coverage costs $214 per month.
3 of the cheapest car insurance companies in Memphis
The best car insurance company for you depends on your coverage needs and financial situation. The cheapest insurer may not always be the best insurer — consider factors like how often you drive and who else may be driving your vehicle.
State Farm is a good all-around insurer, offering cheap rates and a variety of discounts and coverages. USAA is the best insurance company for active military members, veterans, and their families. It offers a variety of coverages and excellent customer service. Mile Auto offers pay-as-you-drive car insurance, which is ideal for people who don’t drive frequently.
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