Greeley, CO Car Insurance
Compare Progressive, Allstate, GEICO and Nationwide (+ other top companies) to find the best and cheapest car insurance in Greeley.
How much does car insurance cost in Greeley?
The typical Greeley driver pays $817 every six months for car insurance coverage. That's less expensive than the average across Colorado ($878) and more costly than the national average of $1093. Keep reading to learn more about how much you can expect to pay based on age, credit score, and other factors in Greeley. Read on to learn more!
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Car insurance in Greeley vs. Colorado | Average 6 Mo. Premium |
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Greeley average | $852 |
Colorado average | $804 |
The Zebra's key takeaways about car insurance in Greeley:
- The average cost of a car insurance policy in Greeley is $817 per six-month policy — $136 per month.
- The cheapest company in Greeley is GEICO ($505).
- 38% of Zebra customers in Greeley stated they used our product because they were paying too much for car insurance with their current provider.
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Greeley car insurance rates by company
The company-by-company differences in auto insurance rates can be substantial, so it's important to compare quotes thoroughly and choose your car insurer carefully. In Greeley, GEICO offers the cheapest rates for the average insurance customer. See below the best companies for cheap auto insurance in Greeley — but don't forget to get personalized car insurance quotes to match your driving profile.
Company | Avg. 6 Mo. Premium |
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GEICO | $505 |
USAA | $506 |
State Farm | $663 |
American Family | $858 |
Allstate | $872 |
The Zebra’s auto insurance data methodology
The Zebra’s Dynamic Insurance Rating Tool for home and auto insurance rates utilizes the latest ZIP code-level rate filings from across the U.S., sourced from Quadrant Information Services and S&P Global. These filings, typically updated annually or biennially by insurers, are verified through Quadrant’s QA process and then integrated into The Zebra’s estimator.
The displayed rates are based on a dynamic home and auto profile designed to reflect the content of the page. This profile is tailored to match specific factors such as age, location, and coverage level, which are adjusted based on the page content to show how these variables can impact premiums.
For a comprehensive understanding, see our detailed methodology.
Shop around for the best rates
The only way to know which company has the cheapest coverage for you is to compare. Our comparison will do the leg work for you. Enter your ZIP code to see rates from Progressive, State Farm, GEICO and USAA (+ other top companies) to find the best and cheapest car insurance in Greeley.
Greeley auto insurance rates by age
Our data tells us that drivers between the ages of 20-29 make up 39% of Greeley drivers. The age group that pays the least for car insurance in Greeley are drivers in their 50s ($726 per six-month policy). Those in their 60s don't pay much more ($733).
The Greeley drivers facing the priciest insurance rates are teenagers. When drivers in their 20s in Greeley move out of the teenage age bracket, they reduce their premiums substantially. In Greeley, teenage drivers pay $5,814 — a full $4,347 more than the second-most expensive rate paid by an age group.
Age bracket | Avg. 6 Mo. Premium |
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Teenagers | $2,907 |
20s | $1,031 |
30s | $797 |
40s | $773 |
50s | $726 |
60s | $733 |
70s | $860 |
Greeley car insurance rates by credit score
Credit score is often closely correlated with car insurance costs. Greeley drivers who build their credit score from the "Very Poor" tier (300-579) to the "Exceptional" tier (800-850) earn a 58% decrease in car insurance rates. If you move from the "Very Poor" credit tier to the "Fair" credit tier, you could be in line for an auto insurance price adjustment. In Greeley, moving into the "Fair" credit tier corresponds to an average of $592 in savings on insurance every six months.  Our data tells us 36% of drivers in Greenley have a credit score of average (580-679).Â
Credit Tier | Avg. 6 Mo. Premium |
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Very Poor | $1,491 |
Fair | $968 |
Good | $852 |
Very Good | $803 |
Exceptional | $732 |
Greeley car insurance rates by violation
Maintaining a clean driving record is an effective way to minimize your insurance rates. At-fault accidents, DUIs and DWIs, reckless driving citations, and speeding tickets all contribute to expensive auto insurance rates, as insurance companies reward low-risk drivers with the gift of affordable rates.
Two of the most expensive driving violations from an insurance perspective are reckless driving and DUI. In Greeley, a reckless driving citation results in an average insurance rate increase of $605 per year, compared to the citywide average. For comparison's sake, a DUI offense results in a $562 increase, and a speeding ticket triggers a $302 rate hike.
Incident | Avg. 6 Mo. Premium |
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DWI/DUI | $1,098 |
Reckless Driving | $1,119 |
At-fault Accident (damages less than $1,000) | $1,035 |
At-fault Accident (damages > $2,000) | $1,166 |
Speeding Ticket (16-20 mph over speed limit) | $968 |
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