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These are the states with the most expensive and cheapest car insurance rates in the country

5th most expensive state: Connecticut — $1,831 per year, 34 percent higher than national average

These are the states with the most expensive and cheapest car insurance rates in the country

4th most expensive state: Rhode Island — $1,852 per year, 36 percent higher than national average

4th most expensive state: Rhode Island — $1,852 per year, 36 percent higher than national average

3rd most expensive: Florida — $2,050 per year, 50 percent higher than national average

3rd most expensive: Florida — $2,050 per year, 50 percent higher than national average

2nd most expensive: Louisiana — $2,126 per year, 56 percent higher than national average

2nd most expensive: Louisiana — $2,126 per year, 56 percent higher than national average

Most expensive: Michigan — $2,239 per year, 64 percent higher than national average

Most expensive: Michigan — $2,239 per year, 64 percent higher than national average

5th least expensive: Iowa — $1,025 per year, 25 percent less than national average

5th least expensive: Iowa — $1,025 per year, 25 percent less than national average

4th least expensive: Virginia — $1,013 per year, 26 percent less than national average

4th least expensive: Virginia — $1,013 per year, 26 percent less than national average

3rd least expensive: Idaho — $989 per year, 28 percent less than national average

3rd least expensive: Idaho — $989 per year, 28 percent less than national average

2nd least expensive: Ohio — $944 per year, 31 percent less than national average

2nd least expensive: Ohio — $944 per year, 31 percent less than national average

Least expensive: Vermont — $932 per year, 32 percent less than national average

Least expensive: Vermont — $932 per year, 32 percent less than national average

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