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Although insurance prices are on the rise, there are specific Toyota Camry models that can be insured quite cheaply.
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Insurance rates for the Toyota Camry LE, XLE, and SE are generally lower than those of other models. The 2013 model is one of the most affordable to insure with an average rate of about $640 per year. If you’re looking for something a bit more luxurious or higher performance in your Camry, then you may want to explore other models. The Camry Hybrid offers a slightly higher rate at $759 per year on average but still provides plenty of savings compared to some more expensive makes and models. At the top end of the scale, the 2015 Camry XSE V6 will cost about $1,420 per year on average for insurance. Finally, don’t forget to look into discounts that may be available from your insurance company. Many can offer a variety of different discounts on cars like the Camry, so make sure you ask about those as well. All this should give you some insight into how much it will cost to insure a Toyota Camry for yourself.

 

Well, if you are not driving your Toyota Camry during the week, you may be eligible for a low-mileage discount on your car insurance. Don't forget to increate your deductible plan!

• Geico: Up to 15% off
• State Farm: Up to 30% off with the Drive Safe & Save program
• Allstate: Up to 20% off with the Milewise program
• Progressive: Up to 30% off with the Snapshot program
• Nationwide: Up to 40% off with the SmartMiles program

Keep in mind that these discounts may vary based on your location and other individual factors. Be sure to check with your insurance provider to see what discounts may be available to you
Here are a few tips to help you lower your car insurance premiums:

1. Check with your insurance company to see if they offer a low-mileage discount. Some companies require you to install a tracking device on your car that monitors your mileage.
2. Consider increasing your deductible. A higher deductible typically means a lower insurance premium.
3. Look for other discounts, such as safe driver discounts or multi-car discounts.
4. Consider bundling your car insurance with other insurance policies, such as homeowners or renters insurance, to save money.
5. Shop around for car insurance quotes from multiple companies to find the best rates. Some companies may offer discounts for low-mileage drivers.

Remember to always be honest with your insurance company about your driving habits to avoid any potential issues with your coverage.