Average Car Insurance Cost in Kansas
Full-coverage car insurance in Kansas averages about $2,500 a year ($208/mo). See how it compares to the national average.
Buying a $30,000 car in Kansas
*$3,000 down, 7% APR, 60 months, tax rolled into the loan.
Kansas adds a yearly property tax on vehicles, collected at registration.
These are estimates for planning. Rates and fees change and vary by county and vehicle — confirm with your state motor vehicle agency.
Frequently asked questions
How much is car insurance in Kansas?
Full coverage averages about $2,500 a year, or $208 a month. Minimum coverage costs much less, and your own rate depends on your age, record, ZIP code and car.
Is Kansas car insurance more expensive than average?
Yes — the national average across states is about $2,386 a year, so Kansas is above average.
How can I lower my car insurance?
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