Squeeze To register any vehicle in Florida, you must show proof of auto insurance that includes personal injury protection (PIP) and property damage liability. Auto insurance in Orange County is among the highest in Florida. The average annual insurance premium in Florida is $2,219 making it the third most expensive state for insurance.
Car insurance rates can vary significantly. Each insurer uses a unique formula to determine a driver’s risk and overall premium. The average car insurance rates in Orange County are based on quote data from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
Car insurance in Orange County
The average annual premium for car insurance for a single, female driver
$3,416
The average annual premium for car insurance for a family with young drivers
$9,319
The average annual premium for car insurance for a senior married couple
$1,749
The quotes collected are based on an insurance policy that includes the following coverage:
$50,000 property damage liability
$25,000/$50,000 bodily injury liability
$10,000 personal injury protection (PIP)
$5,000 medical payments coverage
$250 deductible for comprehensive
$500 deductible for collision
$25,000/$50,000 uninsured motorist (non-stacked)
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Florida car insurance requirements
In Florida, the minimum car insurance requirements for drivers are:
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$10,000 bodily injury per person, per accident
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$20,000 bodily injury for all persons, per accident
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$10,000 property damage liability
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$10,000 personal injury protection (PIP)
Orange County is the fifth most-populated county in Florida, and in 2018, there were 31,916 car crashes reported according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. Driving without enough coverage can put you at financial risk. A minor accident can end up costing thousands of dollars in repairs.
Collision insurance ensures you are covered if your vehicle needs replacing or repairs if it’s been involved in a collision accident. Comprehensive insurance, on the other hand, provides coverage for car theft, fire or hail damage (weather-related), or other types of losses.
In Orange County, drivers must maintain insurance coverage throughout the registration period. Any lapse in insurance may result in the suspension of your Florida driver’s license/registration, plus a requirement to pay a reinstatement fee of up to $500.
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Top 5 auto insurance companies in Florida
GEICO is the most popular insurer among Squeeze users in Orange County, followed by Progressive and State Farm. See how it compares to the top auto insurance companies state-wide.
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Rank |
Auto Insurance Company |
Market share in Florida |
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1 |
Berkshire Hathaway (GEICO) |
25.2% |
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2 |
Progressive |
18.3% |
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3 |
State Farm |
14.7% |
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4 |
Allstate |
9.3% |
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5 |
USAA |
7.1% |
See a complete list of auto insurance companies in Florida.
See how Orange County's auto insurance rates compare to those in Broward County and Palm Beach County.
List of cities in Orange County
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Alafaya |
Meadow Woods |
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Apopka |
Oak Ridge |
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Azalea Park |
Oakland |
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Bay Hill |
Ocoee |
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Bay Lake |
Orlando |
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Belle Isle |
Orlovista |
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Bithlo |
Paradise Heights |
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Christmas |
Pine Castle |
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Clarcona |
Pine Hills |
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Conway |
Plymouth |
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Doctor Phillips |
Rio Pinar |
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Eatonville |
Sky Lake |
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Edgewood |
South Apopka |
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Fairview Shores |
Southchase |
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Fairvilla |
Taft |
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Gotha |
Tangelo Park |
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Holden Heights |
Tangerine |
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Horizon West |
Tildenville |
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Hunters Creek |
Union Park |
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Killarney |
University Park |
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Lake Buena Vista |
Wedgefield |
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Lake Butler |
Williamsburg |
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Lake Hart |
Windermere |
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Lake Mary Jane |
Winter Garden |
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Lockhart |
Winter Park |
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Maitland |
Zellwood |
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All quoted rates are from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation's CHOICES rate comparison tool.
Quotes provided are based on the following driver profiles:
Single, female, age 25 with one sedan (Toyota Camry LE), one violation, one no-fault accident in the preceding 3 years, and driving an estimated 12,000 miles per year for work.
Married male (age 50) and female (age 55), plus one single male (age 20) and one single female (age 18). Two-car household driving for work and pleasure, no accidents or violations in the last 3 years. One car covers an estimated 12,000 miles per year; another car covers an estimated 8,000 miles per year. driving an estimated 6,000 miles per year for pleasure.
Married male (age 70) and female (age 65) with one sedan (Toyota Camry LE), no accidents or violations in the last 3 years, and driving an estimated 6,000 miles per year for pleasure.