Drivers with good credit scores will generally get the best prices
The average driver in Pennsylvania pays about $918 per year for car insurance coverage, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Rates vary by person and are based on a number of factors, including your credit score. The best cheap car insurance in Pennsylvania is generally found through USAA or Erie Exchange for drivers with good or better credit, and Nationwide for drivers with poor credit. Shopping around is essential, and can help you get the best coverage for your money.
The average driver in Pennsylvania pays about $918 per year for car insurance coverage, according to the Insurance Information Institute. Rates vary by person and are based on a number of factors, including your credit score. The best cheap car insurance in Pennsylvania is generally found through USAA or Erie Exchange for drivers with good or better credit, and Nationwide for drivers with poor credit. Shopping around is essential, and can help you get the best coverage for your money.
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