The limits vary by state. Where are you?
Liability
In the year 1981, I paid $150 dollars a year for auto liability insurance.
Auto liability insurance varies from state to state. You might want to check with a local agent or try a web search within your state.
It depends on how much coverage you need, what kind of liability (General Liability? Employer's Liability? Auto Liability? Professional Liability?...) & what deductibles, if any, your claims experience, your work experience, who the insurance company is and the way their coverage forms read, their overall claims experience for companies like yours, and where you are located & operate. Your insurance agent can help you with specific quotes. Please note that in general, insurance is always based on these kinds of factors so it's hard to give a ballpark estimate for ANY kind of insurance.
It depends on your driving record. I recommend you this site where you can compare quotes from different companies: mycheapinsurance.net
The most affordable insurance plan through Geico auto insurance would be that of liability insurance, however, State laws may require some higher from of insurance. Check individual state laws to ensure you are properly insured.
After an automobile accident the automobile insurance carrier will usually raise the rates of the liability 7-10% depending on the severity of the accident.
Many, many factors are involved in figuring auto insurance. I have one company that uses 44 different rating factors to calculate auto insurance. It used to be simply: driver age, married or single, zip code, vehicle information, deductibles, limits of liability, and that was about all.
Even if you do not own a car, you still need insurance protection if you drive one. The auto you borrow, rent, or use may have proper insurance coverage, but you also should protect yourself with personal liability protection. Here is how to get it: Ask for the cost of higher liability coverage based on the assets you own and your projections of future income to be protected. For your protection, consider purchasing as much liability insurance coverage as you can afford Ask the insurance company or agent about your state's minimum liability coverage rules. States differ in the minimum liability insurance coverage they require. Analyze your assets, including home, furniture, art, clothing, computer, electronics, and all other personal assets. Get quotes for liability insurance only. Estimate your future income. This is important because, like life insurance, you want to protect your future income as much as possible. This calculation often results in a larger amount than all of your personal assets. I wish you the best
It's impossible to say exactly how much you will pay for auto insurance in Los Angeles. In my experience, the annual premium on a policy will run from $750 - $1,500 for one late-model, mid-priced vehicle (purchase price new of $25,000). Since California requires liability insurance, you will have to buy both collision and liability. To compensate you if your car is stolen, you want to buy "comprehensive coverage."
An ins. co will insure you for pertty much anything as well as protect you for any liability issues due to contractual obligations. The answer is, yes!
Rates cannot be given on a forum like this. There are far too many factors that go into rating auto insurance to give quotes on something like this answer forum. I represent companies that have as many as 88 factors in coming up with their rates on auto policies.