Missouri Car Insurance Quotes & Rates (2026)

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For a 40-year-old driver with a clean record, Missouri car insurance averages about $203 a month ($2,431 a year) for full coverage, based on the rates insurers had filed with state regulators as of Aug. 31, 2026. That’s 13% below the national average in our data. It’s about the same as in Arkansas and Illinois, higher than in Iowa and Tennessee and lower than in Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Shelter has the lowest full-coverage average among the five major insurers we compared (American Family, GEICO, Progressive, Safeco and Shelter), at about $157 a month.

$203 Average full coverage $2,431 a year, 13% below the U.S. average
$65 Average liability only $782 a year at 25/50/10 limits
$157 Shelter, lowest among 5 major insurers 11% below Progressive
−19.3% Recent price change Past 9 months, same insurers and ZIP codes

Missouri car insurance: key numbers

Where you live matters. The two big metros cost the most in our data: St. Louis City averages about $273 a month for full coverage, Jackson County, home to Kansas City, $224 and St. Louis County $218. Southeast Missouri and the capital area cost the least, and Stoddard County is the least expensive area we price, at $160. Use these averages as a benchmark for where you live, then compare quotes for your own car and address.

Cost data comes from the auto rates insurers file with state regulators, priced across 287 Missouri ZIP codes, compiled by Quadrant Information Services and updated as new rates are filed.

Rates as of Aug. 31, 2026. Page reviewed Oct. 7, 2026.

What’s the Average Cost of Car Insurance in Missouri per Month?

In Missouri, full coverage averages about $203 a month ($2,431 a year), and liability-only coverage at 25/50/10 limits averages $65 a month ($782 a year). Those figures are for a 40-year-old driver with a clean record and use the rates insurers had filed with state regulators as of Aug. 31, 2026.

Full coverage in Missouri averages $2,431 a year, or about $203 a month, for our benchmark driver. Liability-only coverage at 25/50/10 limits averages $782 a year ($65 a month), and 50/100/50 liability with comprehensive and collision averages $2,502 ($209 a month).

How Missouri Compares With Neighboring States

Full-coverage averages: Missouri and its neighbors

Monthly, for the same benchmark driver and car in each state. Select a state to see its guide.

Missouri
$203/mo
$204/mo
$201/mo
$196/mo
$222/mo
$229/mo
$224/mo
$243/mo
$187/mo
Missouri Neighbors U.S. average: $234/mo

Rates insurers filed with state regulators, compiled by Quadrant Information Services, as of Aug. 31, 2026. Benchmark 40-year-old driver, 100/300/100 with $500 deductibles.

Missouri’s average is about $1 a month below Arkansas’, $2 above Illinois’, $7 above Iowa’s, $19 below Kansas’, $26 below Kentucky’s, $21 below Nebraska’s, $40 below Oklahoma’s and $16 above Tennessee’s. It’s the 26th-highest of the 50 states and Washington, D.C., in our data.

Cheapest Car Insurance in Missouri: Companies Compared

Shelter has the lowest full-coverage average among the five insurers in our Missouri rate data. The recent published statewide Missouri rate studies we reviewed most often rank Travelers cheapest for full coverage: four of the six put it first, one ranks Shelter and one Nationwide, apart from USAA, which sells only to military families. For liability-only coverage at 25/50/10 limits, Progressive has the lowest average among these five insurers, at about $44 a month, followed by Shelter at $51.

Full-coverage averages by insurer in Missouri

Monthly, for the same driver and car. Insurers marked with an asterisk in the table below aren’t in the chart.

Shelter
$157/mo
Progressive
$176/mo
Safeco
$200/mo
GEICO
$217/mo
American Family
$264/mo
Lowest average among 5 major insurers Other insurers in our data Missouri average: $203/mo

Rates insurers filed with state regulators, compiled by Quadrant Information Services, as of Aug. 31, 2026. Benchmark 40-year-old driver, 100/300/100 with $500 deductibles.

Insurance Company:Liability Only 25/50/10 (Yearly):Liability Only 25/50/10 (Monthly):Full Coverage (Yearly):Full Coverage (Monthly):
Shelter$608$51$1,878$157
Progressive$530$44$2,113$176
Safeco$894$75$2,395$200
GEICO$835$70$2,599$217
American Family$1,042$87$3,172$264
State Farm (Nov. 2025 rates)*$831$69$2,919$243
USAA (military families)*$347$29$1,234$103
Travelers*$608$51$1,743$145
Missouri Farm Bureau*$557$46$2,511$209
Nationwide*$1,215$101$2,645$220
Missouri average$782$65$2,431$203

These are statewide averages for our benchmark driver. See how we calculated these rates. Your own price depends on your car, driving record and coverage, so compare free car insurance quotes before you buy.

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How Missouri’s Major Car Insurers Compare

Here’s where each insurer in our rate data lands for our benchmark driver, and how its price has moved over the past nine months.

Shelter

Full coverage down 8.1% in the past 9 months $157/mo full coverage
$51/mo liability only · $1,878 a year for full coverage

The lowest full-coverage average statewide and second for liability-only coverage, among 5 major insurers. It cut its full-coverage average 8.1% in the past 9 months and cut its liability-only average 6.7%. 

Progressive

Full coverage down 27.5% in the past 9 months $176/mo full coverage
$44/mo liability only · $2,113 a year for full coverage

Second of five for full coverage and first among 5 major insurers for liability-only coverage statewide. It cut its full-coverage average 27.5% in the past 9 months and cut its liability-only average 1.1%. 

Safeco

New in the past 9 months $200/mo full coverage
$75/mo liability only · $2,395 a year for full coverage

Third of five for full coverage and fourth among 5 major insurers for liability-only coverage statewide. It’s new in our rates in the past 9 months, so we can’t compare its prices over time. 

GEICO

Full coverage up 0.9% in the past 9 months $217/mo full coverage
$70/mo liability only · $2,599 a year for full coverage

Fourth of five for full coverage and third among 5 major insurers for liability-only coverage statewide. It raised its full-coverage average 0.9% in the past 9 months and raised its liability-only average 1.0%. 

American Family

Full coverage down 30.5% in the past 9 months $264/mo full coverage
$87/mo liability only · $3,172 a year for full coverage

Fifth of five for full coverage and fifth among 5 major insurers for liability-only coverage statewide. It cut its full-coverage average 30.5% in the past 9 months and cut its liability-only average 17.5%. 

Also selling in Missouri

Priced from published studies

Our statewide figures are about $103 a month for USAA, $145 for Travelers, $209 for Missouri Farm Bureau and $220 for Nationwide. State Farm’s latest rates, from November 2025, average about $243 a month. 

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Are Car Insurance Rates Going Up in Missouri?

Not for our benchmark driver. Comparing the four insurers that are in both sets of rates, in the same Missouri ZIP codes, their full-coverage average fell from $3,025 a year nine months earlier to $2,440 in rates as of Aug. 31, 2026, a 19.3% drop. American Family’s Missouri average fell 30.5%, Progressive’s 27.5% and Shelter’s 8.1%, while GEICO’s rose 0.9%. Safeco is new in our rates over the past nine months, so it’s left out, which is why these averages differ from the Missouri average above. State Farm’s latest rates are from November 2025, so it’s left out of this comparison. Liability-only coverage at 25/50/10 limits fell 8.0%, led by American Family, which cut its liability-only average 17.5%.

Change in full-coverage averages over the past 9 months

Same driver, same insurer, same ZIP codes. Statewide averages.

All four matched insurers $3,025 → $2,440 a year
−19.3%
American Family $4,567 → $3,172 a year
−30.5%
Progressive $2,914 → $2,113 a year
−27.5%
Shelter $2,044 → $1,878 a year
−8.1%
GEICO $2,575 → $2,599 a year
+0.9%
Lower than 9 months ago Higher than 9 months ago

Rates insurers filed with state regulators, compiled by Quadrant Information Services, as of Aug. 31, 2026. Benchmark 40-year-old driver, 100/300/100 with $500 deductibles.

Because insurers change their rates on their own schedules, the cheapest company for you can change from one renewal to the next.

What to Know About Missouri Car Insurance Costs

Missouri’s full-coverage average is the 26th-highest of the 50 states and Washington, D.C., in our data. Three things stand out in our numbers and in state law.

Missouri Car Insurance Rates by City

Among cities with at least three ZIP codes in our data, Florissant is the most expensive, at $243 a month for full coverage, followed by St. Louis at $242 and Kansas City at $226. Columbia is the least expensive, at about $177. Across all 178 cities and towns we price, averages run from about $243 in Florissant to $160 in Dexter.

Full-coverage averages in Missouri cities with three or more ZIP codes

Monthly, cities with at least three ZIP codes in our data. Dark bars have a city guide.

Florissant three ZIP codes
$243/mo
St. Louis 42 ZIP codes
$242/mo
Kansas City 34 ZIP codes
$226/mo
Independence seven ZIP codes
$215/mo
Lee’s Summit five ZIP codes
$192/mo
St. Joseph six ZIP codes
$192/mo
Springfield seven ZIP codes
$185/mo
St. Charles three ZIP codes
$178/mo
Columbia three ZIP codes
$177/mo
City guide on InsuranceQuotes Other cities Missouri average: $203/mo

Rates insurers filed with state regulators, compiled by Quadrant Information Services, as of Aug. 31, 2026. Benchmark 40-year-old driver, 100/300/100 with $500 deductibles.

The table lists all 178 Missouri cities and towns in our data, using each place’s own ZIP codes, from most to least expensive. Search it for your town.

City or Town:ZIP Codes in Our Data:Liability Only 25/50/10 (Yearly):Liability Only 25/50/10 (Monthly):Full Coverage (Yearly):Full Coverage (Monthly):
Florissant3$1,093$91$2,919$243
St. Louis42$1,044$87$2,908$242
Hazelwood1$1,003$84$2,760$230
Kansas City34$922$77$2,716$226
St. Ann1$995$83$2,650$221
Bridgeton1$966$81$2,619$218
Grandview1$913$76$2,611$218
Independence7$881$73$2,584$215
El Dorado Springs1$602$50$2,565$214
De Soto1$815$68$2,546$212
Dittmer1$792$66$2,541$212
Lawson1$684$57$2,501$208
Hillsboro1$797$66$2,497$208
Stockton1$628$52$2,492$208
Doniphan1$607$51$2,478$207
Cedar Hill1$817$68$2,459$205
Imperial1$876$73$2,453$204
Smithville1$720$60$2,452$204
Hermann1$597$50$2,445$204
Ava1$609$51$2,442$204
Pevely1$803$67$2,439$203
House Springs1$829$69$2,438$203
Savannah1$613$51$2,428$202
Festus1$801$67$2,424$202
Arnold1$896$75$2,422$202
Seneca1$698$58$2,418$202
St. Clair1$801$67$2,416$201
West Plains1$621$52$2,415$201
Nevada1$622$52$2,413$201
Barnhart1$800$67$2,412$201
Lexington1$638$53$2,409$201
Richmond1$661$55$2,395$200
High Ridge1$842$70$2,392$199
Oak Grove1$783$65$2,381$198
Trenton1$543$45$2,380$198
Holden1$658$55$2,379$198
Pacific1$781$65$2,379$198
Forsyth1$693$58$2,378$198
Pleasant Hill1$751$63$2,378$198
Buffalo1$630$53$2,377$198
Cameron1$601$50$2,372$198
Kearney1$725$60$2,369$197
Maryland Heights1$876$73$2,366$197
Kirksville1$599$50$2,360$197
Piedmont1$595$50$2,356$196
Winfield1$694$58$2,355$196
Wildwood2$828$69$2,354$196
Potosi1$698$58$2,350$196
Mansfield1$634$53$2,349$196
Fenton1$859$72$2,345$195
Butler1$614$51$2,344$195
Eureka1$826$69$2,343$195
Fair Grove1$749$62$2,343$195
Chillicothe1$563$47$2,340$195
Excelsior Springs1$714$60$2,333$194
Belton1$779$65$2,332$194
Macon1$540$45$2,332$194
Gravois Mills1$586$49$2,331$194
Chesterfield2$833$69$2,329$194
Blue Springs2$793$66$2,325$194
Odessa1$711$59$2,322$194
Troy1$689$57$2,316$193
Galena1$619$52$2,315$193
Higginsville1$644$54$2,315$193
Seymour1$671$56$2,315$193
Anderson1$640$53$2,310$193
Warsaw1$597$50$2,310$193
Grain Valley1$792$66$2,309$192
Lee’s Summit5$775$65$2,309$192
Moscow Mills1$698$58$2,309$192
St. Joseph6$690$58$2,309$192
Brookfield1$559$47$2,307$192
Liberty1$767$64$2,307$192
Mountain Grove1$611$51$2,306$192
Bolivar1$632$53$2,304$192
Hollister1$670$56$2,304$192
Rogersville1$720$60$2,301$192
New Haven1$653$54$2,300$192
Marthasville1$680$57$2,298$192
Joplin2$705$59$2,297$191
Moberly1$624$52$2,296$191
Neosho1$677$56$2,295$191
Platte City1$670$56$2,293$191
Willow Springs1$584$49$2,289$191
Maryville1$555$46$2,286$191
Sullivan1$675$56$2,286$191
Villa Ridge1$727$61$2,286$191
Warrensburg1$708$59$2,286$191
Clinton1$630$53$2,281$190
Raymore1$758$63$2,281$190
Reeds Spring1$693$58$2,280$190
Carl Junction1$664$55$2,278$190
Lamar1$588$49$2,278$190
Knob Noster1$615$51$2,277$190
Mountain View1$593$49$2,277$190
Aurora1$653$54$2,274$190
Warrenton1$682$57$2,274$190
Washington1$712$59$2,274$190
Camdenton1$597$50$2,269$189
Bonne Terre1$668$56$2,266$189
Versailles1$573$48$2,264$189
Valley Park1$830$69$2,262$189
Hannibal1$598$50$2,259$188
Cassville1$642$54$2,257$188
Monett1$633$53$2,256$188
Marshfield1$666$56$2,254$188
Willard1$745$62$2,254$188
Centralia1$622$52$2,253$188
Clever1$726$61$2,252$188
Webb City1$687$57$2,249$187
Ballwin2$826$69$2,248$187
Owensville1$588$49$2,248$187
Strafford1$662$55$2,247$187
Wright City1$678$57$2,247$187
Union1$724$60$2,243$187
Dixon1$602$50$2,242$187
Branson1$698$58$2,239$187
Licking1$610$51$2,235$186
Sparta1$690$58$2,233$186
Brookline1$822$69$2,229$186
Greenwood1$761$63$2,229$186
Osage Beach1$604$50$2,229$186
California1$582$49$2,223$185
Mount Vernon1$623$52$2,220$185
Peculiar1$724$60$2,220$185
Springfield7$783$65$2,218$185
Lebanon1$648$54$2,215$185
Carthage1$624$52$2,214$185
Foristell1$739$62$2,213$184
Poplar Bluff1$693$58$2,212$184
Bowling Green1$606$51$2,204$184
Palmyra1$565$47$2,204$184
Salem1$604$50$2,204$184
Harrisonville1$684$57$2,196$183
Billings1$679$57$2,194$183
St. Robert1$632$53$2,194$183
Republic1$743$62$2,188$182
Fredericktown1$608$51$2,185$182
Hallsville1$625$52$2,185$182
Fort Leonard Wood1$660$55$2,182$182
Fulton1$596$50$2,182$182
Lake Ozark1$592$49$2,180$182
Waynesville1$609$51$2,176$181
Nixa1$739$62$2,167$181
Mexico1$568$47$2,165$180
Park Hills1$636$53$2,165$180
Farmington1$664$55$2,160$180
Sedalia1$658$55$2,160$180
Lake Saint Louis1$766$64$2,157$180
Cuba1$631$53$2,155$180
Eldon1$580$48$2,153$179
Bourbon1$604$50$2,150$179
Marshall1$600$50$2,140$178
Wentzville1$757$63$2,138$178
St. Charles3$786$66$2,137$178
Boonville1$570$48$2,136$178
Columbia3$688$57$2,124$177
Cape Girardeau2$738$62$2,122$177
Ste. Genevieve1$611$51$2,120$177
Perryville1$627$52$2,116$176
Rolla1$644$54$2,115$176
Ozark1$726$61$2,113$176
St. James1$626$52$2,107$176
O’Fallon2$783$65$2,096$175
St. Peters1$777$65$2,094$175
Holts Summit1$618$52$2,072$173
Charleston1$683$57$2,068$172
Scott City1$697$58$2,065$172
Jackson1$679$57$2,045$170
East Prairie1$619$52$2,035$170
Kennett1$673$56$2,023$169
Caruthersville1$646$54$2,021$168
Chaffee1$668$56$2,020$168
Ashland1$622$52$2,009$167
Jefferson City2$616$51$1,983$165
Malden1$657$55$1,982$165
Sikeston1$664$55$1,952$163
Dexter1$620$52$1,916$160
Missouri average287$782$65$2,431$203

Missouri City Car Insurance Guides

Each city guide has local prices, how the insurers compare there and, for cities where prices vary by ZIP code, a ZIP code table.

Compare Missouri with other states on our car insurance rates by state page.

Missouri Car Insurance Rates by County

St. Louis City is the most expensive county in our data, at about $273 a month for full coverage, followed by Jackson County ($224) and St. Louis County ($218). The least expensive are Stoddard County ($160), Cole County ($165) and Dunklin County ($167). We price 79 of Missouri’s 115 counties.

County:ZIP Codes in Our Data:Liability Only 25/50/10 (Yearly):Liability Only 25/50/10 (Monthly):Full Coverage (Yearly):Full Coverage (Monthly):
St. Louis City16$1,137$95$3,270$273
Jackson County40$920$77$2,685$224
St. Louis County42$958$80$2,613$218
Cedar County2$615$51$2,529$211
Ripley County1$607$51$2,478$207
Jefferson County11$824$69$2,457$205
Ray County2$672$56$2,448$204
Douglas County1$609$51$2,442$204
Andrew County1$613$51$2,428$202
Vernon County1$622$52$2,413$201
Clay County12$775$65$2,390$199
Grundy County1$543$45$2,380$198
Dallas County1$630$53$2,377$198
Clinton County1$601$50$2,372$198
Platte County5$738$62$2,367$197
Adair County1$599$50$2,360$197
Newton County2$687$57$2,357$196
Wayne County1$595$50$2,356$196
Washington County1$698$58$2,350$196
Lafayette County3$664$55$2,349$196
Gasconade County2$592$49$2,347$196
Bates County1$614$51$2,344$195
Livingston County1$563$47$2,340$195
Macon County1$540$45$2,332$194
Howell County3$599$50$2,327$194
Wright County2$623$52$2,327$194
Lincoln County3$693$58$2,326$194
Johnson County3$660$55$2,314$193
Franklin County7$724$60$2,312$193
Benton County1$597$50$2,310$193
McDonald County1$640$53$2,310$193
Buchanan County6$690$58$2,309$192
Linn County1$559$47$2,307$192
Taney County3$687$57$2,307$192
Polk County1$632$53$2,304$192
Stone County2$656$55$2,298$192
Morgan County2$580$48$2,297$191
Randolph County1$624$52$2,296$191
Webster County3$686$57$2,290$191
Nodaway County1$555$46$2,286$191
Cass County5$739$62$2,281$190
Henry County1$630$53$2,281$190
Barton County1$588$49$2,278$190
Warren County3$680$57$2,273$189
Jasper County5$677$56$2,267$189
Barry County2$638$53$2,256$188
Lawrence County2$638$53$2,247$187
Texas County1$610$51$2,235$186
Greene County12$767$64$2,232$186
Marion County2$581$48$2,232$186
Camden County3$598$50$2,226$186
Moniteau County1$582$49$2,223$185
Laclede County1$648$54$2,215$185
Butler County1$693$58$2,212$184
Dent County1$604$50$2,204$184
Pike County1$606$51$2,204$184
Pulaski County4$626$52$2,198$183
St. Francois County3$656$55$2,197$183
Christian County5$712$59$2,192$183
Madison County1$608$51$2,185$182
Audrain County1$568$47$2,165$180
Pettis County1$658$55$2,160$180
Crawford County2$618$52$2,153$179
Miller County1$580$48$2,153$179
Saline County1$600$50$2,140$178
Boone County6$656$55$2,137$178
Cooper County1$570$48$2,136$178
St. Charles County9$774$65$2,134$178
Callaway County2$607$51$2,127$177
Ste. Genevieve County1$611$51$2,120$177
Perry County1$627$52$2,116$176
Phelps County2$635$53$2,111$176
Cape Girardeau County3$719$60$2,097$175
Mississippi County2$651$54$2,051$171
Pemiscot County1$646$54$2,021$168
Scott County3$676$56$2,013$168
Dunklin County2$665$55$2,002$167
Cole County2$616$51$1,983$165
Stoddard County1$620$52$1,916$160
Missouri average287$782$65$2,431$203

Does Better Coverage Cost More in Missouri?

Full coverage at 100/300/100 limits costs less on average than 50/100/50 statewide in our data: $2,431 a year compared with $2,502, with the same $500 deductibles. Across the five insurers, the change runs from $421 less a year (American Family) to $217 more (GEICO). The full-coverage package doubles the per-person injury limit, triples the per-crash limit and doubles the property damage limit, and it raises uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage to 100/300. American Family, Safeco and Shelter charge less for 100/300/100 than for 50/100/50 for our benchmark driver. Liability-only coverage is far cheaper, but it has no comprehensive or collision, so it won’t pay to fix or replace your own car.

Missouri Car Insurance Rules at a Glance

Required on every policy 

25/50/25 
  • $25,000 per person and $50,000 per crash in bodily injury liability 
  • $25,000 in property damage liability (since July 1, 2019) 
  • Uninsured motorist coverage of $25,000 per person and $50,000 per crash 

Optional coverage 

Your choice 
  • Underinsured motorist coverage 
  • Medical payments coverage 
  • Collision and comprehensive, which your lender may require 

Penalties for driving uninsured 

4 points 
  • Four points on your driving record 
  • A 90-day suspension for a second violation within two years, one year for a third or later 
  • Proof of insurance on file for three years after a suspension 

What Car Insurance Is Required in Missouri?

Missouri drivers must carry liability insurance and uninsured motorist coverage, according to the Missouri Department of Revenue. The minimum policy is:

Missouri doesn’t require personal injury protection or medical payments coverage, and underinsured motorist coverage is optional, according to the Department of Commerce and Insurance.

Missouri uses pure comparative fault: your damages are reduced by your share of the blame, according to the Department of Commerce and Insurance.

Driving uninsured adds four points to your record, and repeat violations bring a 90-day or one-year suspension with reinstatement fees of $20, $200 or $400, according to the Department of Revenue. After a mandatory-insurance suspension, you must keep proof of insurance on file for three years. You can show proof of insurance on your phone under RSMo 303.024.

How to Lower Your Car Insurance Rate in Missouri

  1. Quote several insurers. Among the five major insurers we compared in Missouri, the lowest and highest averages are about $107 a month apart for the same driver and car.
  2. Compare Shelter and Progressive first. They have the two lowest full-coverage averages among the five major insurers we compared in Missouri, about $157 and $176 a month.
  3. Consider underinsured motorist coverage. Missouri requires uninsured motorist coverage, but underinsured coverage is optional, according to the Department of Commerce and Insurance. It pays when the driver who injures you has too little insurance.
  4. Don’t skip a comprehensive claim to protect your rate. The Department of Commerce and Insurance says Missouri regulations bar insurers from charging extra for claims under your comprehensive coverage.
  5. Keep proof of insurance on your phone. Missouri accepts electronic proof under RSMo 303.024, and driving uninsured adds four points to your record, according to the Department of Revenue.
  6. Know how credit is used. Missouri insurers can use credit information, but under RSMo 375.918 they can’t deny or drop you based on credit alone.
  7. Compare at every renewal. Over the past nine months, American Family has cut its statewide average 30.5%, Progressive 27.5% and Shelter 8.1%, while GEICO has raised its average 0.9%, so the order in our table can shift.
  8. Ask about discounts and check your deductible. Many insurers lower rates for a clean driving record, paying in full or insuring more than one car, so ask which car insurance discounts you qualify for. Our full-coverage prices use $500 deductibles. A higher deductible lowers your premium but means you pay more yourself after a claim; see how your deductible works.
  9. Price a bundle. Pairing your auto policy with a home or renters policy usually earns a multi-policy discount. See home insurance costs in Missouri and our home insurance guides for Kansas City and St. Louis, then compare free home insurance quotes.

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How We Calculated Missouri Car Insurance Rates

Insurers must file their rates and rating rules with each state’s insurance regulator. Quadrant Information Services uses those filings to calculate what each insurer would charge a specific driver, and InsuranceQuotes analyzes those prices. This page uses rates in effect on Aug. 31, 2026.

Coverage requirements come from Missouri law and the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance. We refresh these figures when new rate data is released.

More Missouri Car Insurance Breakdowns

The table in this section comes from an additional InsuranceQuotes rate analysis. It uses its own driver profile and mix of insurers, so its prices differ from the averages above. Use it to compare vehicle types with each other.

Missouri Car Insurance Rates by County and Vehicle Type

In this analysis, an SUV is the least expensive vehicle type to insure and a hybrid the most expensive in all 115 counties. A hybrid costs about 28% more than an SUV on average.

Auto Insurance Costs by County:Sedan:SUV:Coupe:Truck:Hybrid:
Adair$1,033$856$1,016$911$1,106
Andrew$1,055$874$986$931$1,131
Atchison$1,102$909$1,023$965$1,186
Audrain$947$811$884$911$1,036
Barry$1,044$888$980$948$1,134
Barton$1,069$889$1,002$948$1,141
Bates$1,075$891$1,019$948$1,152
Benton$1,099$912$1,050$972$1,174
Bollinger$1,031$885$976$981$1,110
Boone$922$791$876$905$992
Buchanan$1,081$920$1,019$981$1,171
Butler$1,089$920$1,024$981$1,177
Caldwell$1,055$874$1,087$931$1,131
Callaway$949$813$892$918$1,032
Camden$1,081$926$1,011$1,021$1,177
Cape Girardeau$1,001$857$944$948$1,083
Carroll$1,054$873$1,023$928$1,130
Carter$1,143$954$1,179$1,016$1,218
Cass$1,018$879$965$986$1,093
Cedar$1,099$912$1,050$972$1,174
Chariton$1,038$860$985$915$1,113
Christian$1,083$935$1,030$1,016$1,157
Clark$1,019$849$1,016$905$1,086
Clay$1,029$882$974$1,021$1,109
Clinton$1,075$891$1,059$948$1,152
Cole$901$772$848$911$979
Cooper$1,032$862$960$918$1,104
Crawford$941$802$883$968$1,022
Dade$1,099$912$1,038$972$1,174
Dallas$1,099$912$1,031$972$1,174
Daviess$1,055$874$1,023$931$1,131
Dekalb$1,075$891$1,023$948$1,152
Dent$975$832$913$988$1,061
Douglas$1,099$912$1,038$972$1,174
Dunklin$1,024$880$967$981$1,101
Franklin$1,081$925$1,019$1,016$1,170
Gasconade$1,069$889$997$948$1,141
Gentry$1,102$909$1,023$965$1,186
Greene$1,053$910$1,007$981$1,119
Grundy$1,055$874$1,001$931$1,131
Harrison$1,106$940$1,023$995$1,221
Henry$973$837$910$948$1,059
Hickory$1,102$925$1,038$986$1,185
Holt$1,019$849$1,021$905$1,086
Howard$1,035$862$990$918$1,104
Howell$1,099$912$1,051$972$1,174
Iron$1,104$920$1,125$981$1,177
Jackson$1,028$887$979$1,028$1,099
Jasper$1,028$883$970$981$1,110
Jefferson$1,105$951$1,050$1,086$1,181
Johnson$939$805$883$958$1,020
Knox$1,055$874$1,067$931$1,131
Laclede$948$811$888$948$1,028
Lafayette$954$813$894$905$1,039
Lawrence$1,020$868$958$981$1,106
Lewis$1,038$860$995$915$1,113
Lincoln$1,089$920$1,026$981$1,177
Linn$1,033$856$1,017$911$1,106
Livingston$1,033$856$997$911$1,106
Macon$1,019$849$957$905$1,086
Madison$1,088$935$1,021$1,016$1,182
Maries$916$782$860$943$995
Marion$1,003$856$938$911$1,095
Mcdonald$1,069$889$1,038$948$1,141
Mercer$1,148$940$1,145$995$1,245
Miller$1,046$889$980$948$1,140
Mississippi$1,010$868$958$981$1,085
Moniteau$1,019$849$990$905$1,086
Monroe$1,035$862$1,068$918$1,104
Montgomery$1,019$849$987$905$1,086
Morgan$1,071$914$1,002$986$1,170
New Madrid$925$794$873$947$997
Newton$1,073$912$1,004$972$1,166
Nodaway$1,038$860$965$915$1,113
Oregon$1,099$912$1,151$972$1,174
Osage$1,035$862$1,014$918$1,104
Ozark$1,102$920$1,038$981$1,177
Pemiscot$951$816$899$971$1,023
Perry$1,011$867$954$975$1,094
Pettis$949$814$892$905$1,029
Phelps$914$783$860$905$989
Pike$1,035$862$971$918$1,104
Platte$1,077$923$1,018$986$1,157
Polk$1,102$925$1,038$986$1,185
Pulaski$964$818$906$926$1,047
Putnam$1,148$940$1,067$995$1,245
Ralls$1,019$849$1,015$905$1,086
Randolph$1,038$860$1,017$915$1,113
Ray$1,035$862$992$918$1,104
Reynolds$1,173$973$1,144$1,036$1,255
Ripley$1,154$962$1,157$1,024$1,232
Saline$903$770$840$905$991
Schuyler$1,054$873$1,016$928$1,130
Scotland$1,019$849$1,016$905$1,086
Scott$956$820$904$977$1,029
Shannon$1,117$928$1,166$988$1,194
Shelby$1,019$849$1,067$905$1,086
St. Charles$958$824$915$971$1,021
St. Clair$1,032$887$964$975$1,123
St. Francois$1,049$903$990$1,021$1,132
St. Louis$1,028$888$986$1,038$1,090
St. Louis city$1,153$996$1,105$1,167$1,226
Ste. Genevieve$1,046$901$988$981$1,130
Stoddard$954$821$897$926$1,032
Stone$1,101$928$1,038$988$1,188
Sullivan$1,148$940$1,067$995$1,245
Taney$1,102$943$1,038$1,052$1,192
Texas$975$832$913$948$1,061
Vernon$1,035$862$991$918$1,104
Warren$1,070$919$1,010$981$1,156
Washington$1,164$971$1,154$1,035$1,241
Wayne$1,109$952$1,045$1,044$1,199
Webster$1,107$945$1,040$1,018$1,201
Worth$1,102$909$1,023$965$1,186
Wright$975$832$913$948$1,061

Missouri Car Insurance FAQ

What’s the average cost of car insurance in Missouri per month?

The average cost of car insurance in Missouri is about $203 a month ($2,431 a year) for full coverage and $65 a month ($782 a year) for liability-only coverage at 25/50/10 limits. That’s for a 40-year-old driver with a clean record, based on the rates insurers had filed with state regulators as of Aug. 31, 2026.

Who has the cheapest car insurance in Missouri?

Shelter has the lowest full-coverage average in our Missouri rate data, at about $157 a month, followed by Progressive at $176. For liability-only coverage at 25/50/10 limits, Progressive has the lowest average, at about $44 a month. Four of the six recent published statewide Missouri rate studies we reviewed rank Travelers cheapest for full coverage, apart from USAA. Rates vary by driver, so compare quotes for your own car and ZIP code.

Where is car insurance most expensive in Missouri?

In our data, St. Louis City costs the most, at about $273 a month for full coverage, followed by Jackson County ($224) and St. Louis County ($218). ZIP codes with a St. Louis mailing address average about $242 a month and Kansas City $226. Stoddard County is the least expensive area we price, at about $160.

Is car insurance going up in Missouri?

Not for our benchmark driver. Comparing the four insurers in both sets of rates (Safeco is new over the past nine months), their Missouri full-coverage average fell 19.3%, from about $3,025 to $2,440 a year. That’s higher than the Missouri average of $2,431 because it leaves out Safeco. American Family cut its Missouri average 30.5%, Progressive 27.5% and Shelter 8.1%, while GEICO raised its average 0.9%. Liability-only coverage at 25/50/10 limits fell 8.0%.

What is the minimum car insurance required in Missouri?

Missouri requires $25,000 per person and $50,000 per crash in bodily injury liability, $25,000 in property damage liability and uninsured motorist coverage of $25,000 per person and $50,000 per crash. The property damage minimum rose from $10,000 on July 1, 2019.

Is Missouri a no-fault state?

No. Missouri drivers who cause a crash pay for the damage through their liability coverage, and under Missouri’s pure comparative fault rule, your damages are reduced by your share of the blame.

Is car insurance cheaper in Missouri than in neighboring states?

For our benchmark driver, full coverage in Missouri averages about $203 a month. Arkansas averages about $204, 1% above Missouri. Illinois averages about $201, 1% below Missouri. Iowa averages about $196, 3% below Missouri. Kansas averages about $222, 10% above Missouri. Kentucky averages about $229, 13% above Missouri. Nebraska averages about $224, 11% above Missouri. Oklahoma averages about $243, 20% above Missouri. Tennessee averages about $187, 8% below Missouri. Tennessee, Iowa and Illinois cost less. These averages use the same driver and coverage in every state, from rates as of Aug. 31, 2026.

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