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It’s a wonder how different Texas auto insurance companies come up with such drastically different car insurance rates for the same driver. Your car insurance rate is determined by a variety of factors that are then used to determine how likely you are to file a car insurance claim, putting you into a specific "risk pool" that measures how statistically likely it is that you’ll file an insurance claim.

This risk pool classification can drastically alter the amount of money that you pay each year in car insurance premium costs. Find out which factors affect your rates the most and what you can do to get a low cheap rate in Texas.

    Your Texas Auto Rate May Be Affected By:

  • Your driving record & history: If you have traffic violations or have been involved in an auto accident, it will likely have a negative impact on your credit rating. While infractions may stay on your record for around 6 years, you may be able to contact your auto insurer if you’ve had a clean record during your previous auto policy coverage to see if it’ll reduce your rate.
  • The type of car you drive: The more expensive the vehicle is that you drive, the more you can expect to pay to insure it. If it performs faster than other cars, it’s more likely that it will be involved in speeding infractions. If its performance ability allows for more dangerous moves, it’s more likely to be involved in an accident. If the parts cost a lot to replace, insurance companies have to pay out more money to repair it.
  • Where you live: If you live in an area that has a lot of car theft, it may increase your auto rate. If you live in an area with a high population, you are more likely to be involved in an accident and your rate will probably be higher.