Average cost of Noblr auto insurance
Drivers with clean records typically secure the cheapest rates, especially with a telematics company that tracks your driving habits. Drivers with incidents such as a speeding ticket, an at-fault accident, or a DUI on their record experience higher rates. Insurance companies consider high-risk drivers more likely to file a claim and charge higher rates to make up for the possible financial loss.
Similarly, teen drivers see high rates because they’re more likely to engage in risky driving behaviors and have less experience. Senior drivers pay the lowest rates because they have the most experience. Senior drivers who are retired and don’t drive often may also benefit from Noblr because its rates depend in part on how many miles you drive.
The table below illustrates how Noblr’s liability rates compare to the national average liability rates for various driver profiles.
Noblr car insurance cost by state
Auto insurance coverage costs vary by state, driving record, age, credit history, ZIP code, and other personal factors. Driving habits and mileage also affect Noblr’s rates.
Each state has different minimum liability coverage requirements, and your total costs will depend on the type of coverage you purchase.
Noblr car insurance policies are only available in 15 states as of June 2024 and are provided by NOBLR Reciprocal Exchange. Below are the states in which Noblr offers coverage, alongside Noblr’s average monthly liability quotes and state average liability quotes.
Other options for Noblr customers
Noblr’s main offering is pay-as-you-drive car insurance coverage. Currently, the company website has limited information, and it looks like you’ll need to go through Noblr’s parent company USAA if you want other traditional insurance products.
USAA offers homeowners, renters, and condo insurance, which covers any damage to the property, to USAA members. USAA, and as a result Noblr, requires a military membership, so not everyone qualifies.