2026 Saint Paul Car Insurance Calculator

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$233
per month
$2,796
per year
Updated June 1, 2026

Local insurance tip

Minnesota requires personal injury protection that pays your own medical and wage-loss costs after a crash, so review your PIP limit rather than defaulting to the minimum, since serious injuries can quickly outrun it.

Cost Breakdown · 

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Coverage Level
CoverageMonthlyDescription
State minimum$110Legal bare minimum (liability only)
Standard liability$175High Liability, no physical damage
Full coverage$233Comprehensive ($500 ded.)
Premium protection$317Max liability ($250 ded.)
Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Age Group
AgeRiskMonthly
16-19Very high$687
20-24High$384
25-54Standard$233
55-69Low$221
70+Moderate$291
Average Monthly Insurance Rate by Driving History
ViolationRiskMonthly
CleanStandard$233
Speeding TicketModerate$284
At-Fault AccidentHigh$345
DUI / DWIVery high$664

Saint Paul Snapshot · June 2026

$233/mo

City avg (+7% MN AVG)

#2

State Rank 

32%

ZIP Spread

summer outlook

  • Peak construction season increases accident density on highways and major commuter routes.
  • Extreme heat accelerates tire wear and increases blowout risk. Mechanical breakdowns spike in summer months.

Risk factors

Flood risk · mediumTraffic density · mediumAccident density · mediumUninsured drivers · mediumTheft rate · mediumLitigation rate · medium

Recommended Coverage

Collision

Heavy snow, ice, and freeze-thaw potholes on I-94 and I-35E through the long winter damage your own vehicle, and collision is the only coverage that pays for it.

I-94 · I-35E

Uninsured motorist

Minnesota requires uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, and on roads like I-35E and Grand Avenue it's what covers your costs when an at-fault driver can't pay, so carrying it above the minimum is worthwhile.

I-35E · Grand Avenue

Comprehensive

Winter storms, spring hail, and theft from curbside parking around Downtown Saint Paul and Highland Park all cause damage that only comprehensive covers.

Downtown Saint Paul · Highland Park

Roadside assistance

Deep cold leaves batteries dead and tires flat, and a winter breakdown on I-94 or Shepard Road can strand you well away from home.

I-94 · Shepard Road

Rate by Nearby Cities (5)

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by City
RankCityMonthly Population
1Minneapolis, MN$235+1%1,020,870
2Saint Paul, MN$233753,116
3Cottage Grove, MN$210-10%34,204
4Duluth, MN$209-10%115,916
5Rochester, MN$202-13%117,815

Location Breakdown

Average Monthly Insurance Rate by ZIP Cod
RankZIPMonthly
155106$275+18%
255101$269+15%
355103$269+15%
455130$268+15%
555107$267+15%
655102$252+8%
755104$245+5%
855114$245+5%
955117$243+4%
1055119$243+4%
1155113$237+2%
1255105$234
1355108$232
1455116$232
1555118$231-1%
1655120$229-2%
1755109$225-3%
1855127$224-4%
1955126$223-4%
2055128$221-5%
2155110$220-6%
2255112$220-6%
2355115$219-6%
2455121$218-6%
2555111$215-8%
2655122$215-8%
2755129$214-8%
2855131$213-9%
2955123$211-9%
3055125$210-10%
3155124$209-10%

Compared to city avg ($233)

Rate by Common Cars (50)

Rate by common car
RankNameMonthly Year
1Chevrolet Camaro$354+52%2016
2Ford Mustang$346+49%2016
3Chevrolet Corvette$346+48%2016
4Tesla Model S$331+42%2016
5Tesla Model Y$326+40%2020
6Tesla Model X$322+38%2016
7Tesla Model 3$303+30%2017
8Chevrolet Suburban$282+21%2016
9Ford Expedition$277+19%2016
10Chevrolet Tahoe$277+19%2016
11Nissan Armada$273+17%2016
12Ram 2500$273+17%2016
13Ford F-150$271+16%2016
14Toyota Highlander$270+16%2016
15Ram 1500$270+16%2016
16Toyota 4Runner$268+15%2016
17Chevrolet Silverado$268+15%2016
18Toyota Tundra$267+15%2016
19Chevrolet Traverse$266+14%2016
20Jeep Grand Cherokee$266+14%2016
21Hyundai Santa Fe$266+14%2016
22Kia Sorento$265+14%2016
23Toyota Tacoma$262+13%2016
24Nissan Pathfinder$261+12%2016
25Honda Pilot$260+12%2016
26Ford Explorer$260+12%2016
27Jeep Wrangler$256+10%2016
28Hyundai Tucson$256+10%2016
29Kia Sportage$256+10%2016
30Nissan Rogue$254+9%2016
31Ford Escape$251+8%2016
32Honda CR-V$247+6%2016
33Jeep Cherokee$247+6%2016
34Toyota RAV4$245+5%2016
35Nissan Altima$242+4%2016
36Subaru Forester$242+4%2016
37Toyota Camry$241+3%2016
38Honda Accord$241+4%2016
39Subaru Outback$238+2%2016
40Hyundai Elantra$229-2%2016
41Ford Fusion$228-2%2016
42Chevrolet Malibu$226-3%2016
43Kia Forte$224-4%2016
44Toyota Corolla$223-4%2016
45Honda Civic$220-6%2016
46Honda Odyssey$220-6%2016
47Toyota Prius$214-8%2016
48Chevrolet Cruze$213-9%2016
49Nissan Sentra$212-9%2016
50Honda Fit$203-13%2016

Compared to standard 10-yo sedan ($233)

What Every Saint Paul Driver Needs To Know

Do the Mississippi River flats raise flood risk for vehicles in Saint Paul?

In the low-lying areas they do. Neighborhoods and roads down near the river, including the West Side flats and the Shepard Road corridor, can take on water during spring melt and heavy rain, and a flooded vehicle is often a total loss. That damage falls only under comprehensive, so drivers who park or commute along the river lean on it more than those up on higher ground.

Does commuting into the Capitol and downtown area affect my risk in Saint Paul?

It concentrates it. As the state capital, Saint Paul draws heavy weekday commuter traffic into the government district and downtown, and event days around the arena add bursts of congestion and street parking. Dense, stop-and-go conditions and crowded curbside parking are where low-speed collisions and break-in claims tend to cluster, which is worth factoring into your coverage.

What PIP coverage level makes sense for a Saint Paul driver?

Minnesota requires personal injury protection on every auto policy, and it pays your own medical costs and lost wages after a crash no matter who caused it. Because the state minimum can be used up quickly by a serious injury, treating it as a starting point rather than the goal is wise, since once PIP runs out you're left pursuing the at-fault driver to cover the rest.

How hard is Saint Paul's winter on a vehicle?

Hard enough to shape what's worth carrying. Long stretches of deep cold drain batteries and flatten tires, snow and ice raise crash frequency, and freeze-thaw potholes damage wheels and suspension, making collision and roadside assistance more clearly worthwhile here than in a milder climate.

Sources: Minnesota DVS · FEMA · NICB