2026 Fort Lauderdale Car Insurance Calculator

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$475
per month
$5,700
per year
Updated June 1, 2026

Local insurance tip

Comprehensive premiums here track closely with your car's value, so if you drive an older vehicle, comparing its replacement cost against your comprehensive and collision premiums can tell you whether dropping that coverage is worth it.

Cost Breakdown · 

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Coverage Level
CoverageMonthlyDescription
State minimum$223Legal bare minimum (liability only)
Standard liability$356High Liability, no physical damage
Full coverage$475Comprehensive ($500 ded.)
Premium protection$646Max liability ($250 ded.)
Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Age Group
AgeRiskMonthly
16-19Very high$1,401
20-24High$784
25-54Standard$475
55-69Low$451
70+Moderate$594
Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Driving History
ViolationRiskMonthly
CleanStandard$475
Speeding TicketModerate$580
At-Fault AccidentHigh$703
DUI / DWIVery high$1,354

Fort Lauderdale Snapshot · June 2026

$475/mo

City avg (+23% FL AVG)

#12

State Rank 

12%

ZIP Spread

summer outlook

  • Peak hurricane activity runs through fall. Storm and flooding damage cause a spike in total-loss comprehensive claims.
  • Daily tropical downpours and poor drainage cause sudden street flooding. Comprehensive covers flood-related water damage.
  • Sustained heat and humidity accelerate tire wear and raise blowout and breakdown risk.

Risk factors

Theft rate · highFlood risk · highLitigation rate · highUninsured drivers · highTraffic density · mediumAccident density · mediumPedestrian density · medium

Recommended Coverage

Theft coverage

The concentration of luxury and exotic vehicles around Las Olas Boulevard and Fort Lauderdale Beach makes theft costly here, since high-value cars and their parts are targeted more often and cost more to replace.

Las Olas Boulevard · Fort Lauderdale Beach

Flood coverage

Low coastal elevation and tidal flooding put vehicles in the Las Olas Isles and along A1A at routine risk of rising water, which only comprehensive covers.

Las Olas Isles · A1A

Uninsured motorist

A large share of South Florida drivers carry no coverage, leaving you exposed in a collision on I-95 or US-1 without it.

I-95 · US-1

Liability

Florida doesn't require bodily injury liability coverage, so carrying it across Broward County, and at higher limits, is what protects your assets when you're at fault in a serious crash.

Broward County

Rate by Nearby Cities (10)

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by City
RankCityMonthly Population
1North Miami Beach, FL$514+8%40,053
2Homestead, FL$513+8%155,195
3Miami Beach, FL$510+7%109,637
4Hialeah, FL$506+7%347,944
5Miami, FL$504+6%1,736,154
6West Palm Beach, FL$488+3%337,616
7Fort Lauderdale, FL$475765,608
8Pompano Beach, FL$472-1%336,751
9Hollywood, FL$459-3%420,284
10Cape Coral, FL$310-35%156,391

Location Breakdown

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by ZIP Cod
RankZIPMonthly
133313$516+9%
233309$502+6%
333311$488+3%
433319$487+3%
533314$479+1%
633317$479+1%
733322$478+1%
833324$475
933323$473
1033351$473
1133321$471-1%
1233325$464-2%
1333328$464-2%
1433330$464-2%
1533394$464-2%
1633301$463-3%
1733304$463-3%
1833305$463-3%
1933306$463-3%
2033308$463-3%
2133312$463-3%
2233315$463-3%
2333316$463-3%
2433334$463-3%
2533332$460-3%
2633326$459-3%
2733327$459-3%
2833331$459-3%

Compared to city avg ($475)

Rate by Common Cars (50)

Rate by common car
RankNameMonthly Year
1Chevrolet Camaro$722+52%2016
2Ford Mustang$706+49%2016
3Chevrolet Corvette$705+48%2016
4Tesla Model S$675+42%2016
5Tesla Model Y$665+40%2020
6Tesla Model X$656+38%2016
7Tesla Model 3$617+30%2017
8Chevrolet Suburban$581+22%2016
9Chevrolet Tahoe$570+20%2016
10Ford Expedition$565+19%2016
11Ford F-150$565+19%2016
12Ram 1500$564+19%2016
13Chevrolet Silverado$560+18%2016
14Nissan Armada$557+17%2016
15Ram 2500$556+17%2016
16Hyundai Santa Fe$555+17%2016
17Kia Sorento$554+17%2016
18Toyota Highlander$551+16%2016
19Toyota 4Runner$546+15%2016
20Toyota Tundra$545+15%2016
21Chevrolet Traverse$543+14%2016
22Jeep Grand Cherokee$542+14%2016
23Toyota Tacoma$535+13%2016
24Hyundai Tucson$535+13%2016
25Kia Sportage$534+12%2016
26Nissan Pathfinder$532+12%2016
27Honda Pilot$530+12%2016
28Ford Explorer$530+12%2016
29Jeep Wrangler$523+10%2016
30Nissan Rogue$518+9%2016
31Ford Escape$511+8%2016
32Honda Accord$504+6%2016
33Honda CR-V$504+6%2016
34Jeep Cherokee$504+6%2016
35Toyota RAV4$499+5%2016
36Nissan Altima$499+5%2016
37Toyota Camry$496+4%2016
38Subaru Forester$494+4%2016
39Subaru Outback$485+2%2016
40Hyundai Elantra$479+1%2016
41Kia Forte$469-1%2016
42Ford Fusion$466-2%2016
43Chevrolet Malibu$461-3%2016
44Toyota Corolla$459-3%2016
45Honda Civic$459-3%2016
46Honda Odyssey$448-6%2016
47Toyota Prius$435-8%2016
48Chevrolet Cruze$434-9%2016
49Nissan Sentra$432-9%2016
50Honda Fit$413-13%2016

Compared to standard 10-yo sedan ($475)

What Every Fort Lauderdale Driver Needs To Know

Does owning a higher-end vehicle cost more to insure in Fort Lauderdale?

Noticeably, yes. The area's dense concentration of luxury and exotic cars raises both the replacement cost insurers price in and the theft risk they account for, since high-value vehicles and their parts are targeted more often. Comprehensive and collision premiums scale with the value of the car, so the same coverage costs more here than it would on an economy vehicle elsewhere.

Why does parking near the water in Fort Lauderdale affect my coverage needs?

Much of the city sits at low elevation along the Intracoastal and the beach, where tidal and storm flooding reach the street regularly. Vehicles parked in those zones face a real risk of rising-water damage, which only comprehensive covers, so waterfront residents lean on it far more than drivers a few miles inland.

How does Fort Lauderdale's tourist traffic change my accident risk?

Heavy seasonal visitor traffic along A1A and the beach corridors means a large share of drivers are unfamiliar with the roads, making sudden stops, missed turns, and low-speed collisions more common in those areas. That elevated claim frequency in tourist-heavy zones is part of what insurers price into local premiums.

Is hurricane damage to my car covered in Fort Lauderdale?

Only under comprehensive. Wind, storm surge, and flooding from a hurricane can total a vehicle, and standard liability and collision do not pay for any of it. Given the city's coastal exposure through the summer and fall season, comprehensive is what separates a covered storm loss from an out-of-pocket one.

Sources: Florida DHSMV · FEMA · NICB