Michigan is no longer the most expensive state in the U.S. to buy car insurance. A recent report shows it now ranks sixth in the nation.
This comes despite Michigan requiring the most comprehensive medical coverage of any state.
The Insurance Alliance of Michigan attributes the drop to 2019 auto no-fault reforms, which were designed to make insurance more affordable.
“The historic bipartisan auto no-fault reforms continue to curb costs for Michigan drivers at a time when the high cost of everything continues to be a burden for families,” said Erin McDonough, executive director of the Insurance Alliance of Michigan.
Before these reforms, Michigan consistently ranked among the costliest states for car insurance.
“This new analysis clearly shows that reforms are working, and policymakers must let them continue working for Michiganders,” McDonough added.
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