Michigan Car Insurance
The average Michigan driver pays $2,350/year for full coverage and $1,050/year for state minimum. Compare quotes from top carriers and find the right fit in five minutes.
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- Avg. full coverage
- $2,350 / year
- Avg. minimum coverage
- $1,050 / year
- State minimum
- 50/100/10
- No-fault state?
- Yes
- PIP required?
- Yes
- UM/UIM required?
- No
Michigan Minimum Coverage Requirements
The minimum auto insurance coverage required to legally drive in Michigan is:
50/100/10
$50K bodily injury per person, $100K per accident, $10K property damage (no-fault PIP)
These minimums are not the same as what most drivers should carry. State minimums protect you from a small fender bender — they fall far short of what you'd need after a serious accident with injuries. Most financial advisors recommend at least 100/300/100 in liability limits for households with meaningful assets.
Top Car Insurance Carriers in Michigan
By market share, these carriers write the most policies in Michigan:
- 1State Farm
- 2Auto-Owners
- 3AAA
- 4Progressive
- 5Hagerty
Market share doesn't mean cheapest — the carrier with the most customers in your state may not be the one that quotes you the best rate.
What's different about Michigan
No-fault state with mandatory PIP. Reformed in 2019 — PIP coverage now has tiers. Credit cannot be used.
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