Car Insurance for a Teenage driver...help!

I've been with Statefarm forever - since I learned to drive - and maybe I should shop around and see what else is out there but my agent really has been awesome, so I figure why bother. My son is 19 and I get the multi-line discount for having my home and my car covered, but we also get an additional discount because he did Driver's Ed, as well as the discount based on his maintaining a certain GPA. Statefarm also now has the SteerClear Teen Driver Awareness discount that he's in the process of applying for. Good luck!

i would compare prices at different insurance companyies i am a teen driver and i got state farm insurance and pay 50 dollars a month

My daughter is 17 and drives a 2009 Jetta. It costs us nearly $950 for six months even with her good student discount and a low mileage policy (under 7500/year). We have State Farm and been happy with them though. We have pretty expensive rates because we are in California, have a $250 deductable and this is the only car insured (Dad and I both drive company cars where everything is paid for). It's awesome to have her drive....so helpful and easier for sports practices.

We just added our son to our policy...yes, it went up considerably and that sucked...but whataya gonna do?

The good grades should help, make sure to mention them...

We have all our insurance with one company, our house, our rental property and our cars, so that insured us some kind of discount...it didn't feel like much though!

Have you talked to your agent about adding her to your policy?

Call your insurance agent. Our's went up quite a bit with our son but his grades weren't that high. Daughters usually have lower premiums than sons, too. BOys just drive faster. Also she can get a discount for her grades and NHS.
My daughter gets her permit in VA next week.

I own an insurance agency in AZ. Get a quote from your current agent. If that agent only works for State Farm, Farmers, etc, then find an "independent" agent in your area. These agents have contracts with many companies and can "shop" your insurance and see who has the best rate for your daughter. DO NOT have lower liability limits than 100/300/100 and ideally you should have higher. If you need help, contact me. Good luck!

Thanks for asking that question, I have two teenagers myself and was wondering ??? : )