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Ford F-150 Insurance Rates

Ford F-150 Insurance Rates

Auto insurance for a Ford F-150 will cost about $2,371 per year.

This beats the national average for popular pickup models by $706. Our car insurance comparison study assumes a 40 year old good driver with full coverage and good credit that drives around 13,000 miles per year. They also assume a single-car policy on a brand-new vehicle, and won't reflect any multi-car discounts.

Auto insurance premiums vary a great deal by age, state, insurance company and mileage. Factors such as recent accidents, traffic violations, credit history also impact these rates. The following chart illustrates how some of these scenarios affect the cost of car insurance for a Ford F-150.

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Ford F-150 Insurance Rates by Age*

Age Good Driver Recent Accident Poor Credit
17 $8,031 $11,792 $13,795
18 $7,484 $10,989 $12,856
19 $6,614 $9,712 $11,362
20 $5,767 $8,468 $9,907
21 $4,836 $7,102 $8,308
22 $4,710 $6,916 $8,091
23 $4,121 $6,052 $7,079
24 $3,915 $5,749 $6,726
25 $3,379 $4,961 $5,804
30 $2,632 $3,865 $4,521
35 $2,465 $3,620 $4,235
40 $2,371 $3,481 $4,073
45 $2,307 $3,388 $3,963
55 $2,116 $3,107 $3,635
65 $2,207 $3,241 $3,791
75 $2,786 $4,090 $4,785

Ford F-150 car insurance premiums can cost a lot more or less depending on where you live. Rates are more expensive in Michigan because they mandate much higher coverage levels. California, Hawaii and Massachusetts don't allow providers to adjust rates based on credit. These figures also do not include the potential discounts on a multi-vehicle policy. Those can provide significant savings to a household full of drivers. The table below is a breakdown of how these factors can affect Ford F-150 by state.


Ford F-150 Insurance Rates by State*

State Good Driver Recent Accident Poor Credit
Alabama $2,512 $3,648 $4,644
Alaska $2,078 $2,880 $2,800
Arizona $2,349 $3,396 $5,003
Arkansas $2,575 $4,046 $4,455
California $2,867 $5,071 $2,867
Colorado $2,676 $3,745 $4,751
Connecticut $3,419 $5,302 $6,730
Delaware $2,830 $3,772 $4,845
Florida $3,370 $4,662 $6,075
Georgia $2,747 $4,108 $4,142
Hawaii $1,097 $1,490 $1,097
Idaho $1,907 $2,527 $3,073
Illinois $1,996 $3,017 $3,439
Indiana $2,050 $3,134 $3,517
Iowa $1,624 $2,227 $2,619
Kansas $2,160 $3,143 $3,677
Kentucky $3,123 $4,585 $5,414
Louisiana $4,009 $6,061 $6,571
Maine $1,516 $2,096 $3,094
Maryland $2,454 $3,571 $3,966
Massachusetts $1,967 $3,432 $1,967
Michigan $4,748 $7,235 $11,412
Minnesota $1,954 $2,606 $3,670
Mississippi $2,359 $3,365 $3,387
Missouri $2,223 $3,178 $4,175
Montana $2,260 $3,154 $3,671
Nebraska $1,911 $2,825 $3,070
Nevada $3,151 $4,674 $4,938
New Hampshire $2,192 $3,467 $4,382
New Jersey $2,415 $3,789 $4,959
New Mexico $2,467 $3,669 $3,809
New York $2,285 $2,877 $4,802
North Carolina $1,416 $2,433 $1,735
North Dakota $1,938 $2,946 $3,484
Ohio $1,728 $2,665 $2,733
Oklahoma $2,760 $3,951 $4,449
Oregon $2,511 $3,369 $4,024
Pennsylvania $2,115 $3,106 $3,634
Rhode Island $3,531 $5,180 $5,833
South Carolina $2,398 $3,324 $4,588
South Dakota $2,152 $3,100 $3,578
Tennessee $2,531 $3,725 $4,961
Texas $2,549 $3,682 $4,579
Utah $2,168 $3,038 $4,180
Vermont $1,669 $2,570 $2,716
Virginia $1,572 $2,414 $2,366
Washington $2,081 $2,825 $3,373
West Virginia $2,094 $2,999 $3,757
Wisconsin $2,087 $3,259 $3,717
Wyoming $1,949 $2,728 $2,905

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