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Michigan car insurance
When driving through Detroit, Grand Rapids or Ann Arbor, Progressive has all your car insurance needs covered. We'll help you determine your coverage options for car insurance in Michigan. Discover what you need to know about Michigan car insurance rates and requirements, and potential discounts you can earn with us.
What are Michigan's minimum auto insurance requirements?
Drivers in Michigan are required to have auto liability coverage (BI liability and PD liability), personal injury protection (PIP) and property protection insurance (PPI) at the following minimum car insurance limits:
Coverage
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Coverage |
What it covers |
Minimum amount |
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Bodily injury liability |
What it covers
Injuries you cause to others in an accident |
Minimum amount
$50,000 per person |
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Property damage liability |
What it covers
Damage you cause to other people's property in an accident outside of Michigan |
Minimum amount
$10,000 per accident |
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Personal injury protection (PIP) |
What it covers
Your medical costs due to an accident, plus lost wages, and death benefits, regardless of who's at fault. |
Minimum amount
$250,000 per accident |
|
Property protection insurance(PPI) |
What it covers
Damage you cause to other people's property in an accident in Michigan |
Minimum amount
$1,000,000 per accident |
While these are Michigan's minimum required car insurance limits, higher coverage amounts may better protect your family's financial wellbeing. Learn how much car insurance you may need based on your circumstances and preferences.
Is Michigan a no-fault state?
Yes. Michigan has been a no-fault state since 1973, according to the Insurance Information Institute. As a no-fault state, Michigan requires drivers to carry PIP coverage so that their own insurance covers some or all of their medical expenses after a car accident, regardless of who's at fault. No-fault car insurance also restricts the right to sue only to lawsuits that involve severe injuries.
How much is car insurance in Michigan?
The average cost of liability-only auto insurance in Michigan was $132.56 per month in 2023, based on Progressive single driver/single car policies.* However, your car insurance rate in Michigan will vary based on your driving history, coverage choices, and more. Learn about some of the common factors that can affect your car insurance cost.
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What is the best car insurance in Michigan?
Finding the best car insurance in Michigan means taking the time to compare equal coverages, limits, deductibles, and discounts. Michigan drivers can access plenty of incentives from Progressive as you seek out the best car insurance. Our auto insurance customers earn an average of seven discounts, and we're a leading auto insurance company.
If you're looking for the cheapest car insurance in Michigan, here's how much drivers nationwide saved on average after switching to Progressive compared to their previous auto insurer:
- Allstate customers who switch and save with Progressive save $920 on average††
- GEICO customers who switch and save with Progressive save $757 on average§
- State Farm customers who switch and save with Progressive save $661 on average‡
How do I lower my car insurance cost in Michigan?
To lower your car insurance cost in Michigan, you may qualify for the following discounts through Progressive:
- Multi-car
- Five-year accident-free
- Multi-policy
- Teen driver
- Paid in full
- Good student
- Online quote
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Pro tip:
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Additional car insurance coverages to consider
If you're leasing or financing a vehicle, most lenders require you to carry comprehensive auto coverage and collision coverage in addition to Michigan's state-required coverages. Comprehensive and collision pay to repair or replace your car regardless of fault, if it's in an accident, gets stolen, or is otherwise damaged due to a covered accident. It also makes sense to add these physical damage coverages if you're not sure you can afford a new car or major repairs after an accident.
Explore all our car insurance coverages, and our car insurance calculator to find which ones are recommended for you.
Michigan driving resources
From Lansing to Flint, get to know Michigan's driving laws and resources. These resources apply to Dearborn, Kalamazoo and everywhere in between. Local municipalities may have additional laws and resources.
- Michigan Department of State: Find out how to get or renew your Michigan license and non-driver ID.
- Michigan Department of Transportation Traffic and Safety: Review Michigan's traffic and pedestrian safety efforts.
- Michigan Secretary of State FAQs: Learn about the Basic Driver Improvement Course (BDIC), Michigan Motorcycle Rider Education Program (MI-REP), Road to Restoration clinics and Clean Slate to Drive laws.
- Car insurance resource center: Learn more about how car insurance works, from terms and definitions to savings tips.
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