In the United States, Michigan and Florida are historically cited as some of the worst and most expensive states for auto insurance due to unique state-mandated coverage laws. Michigan long struggled with exceptionally high premiums driven by mandatory lifetime personal injury protection (PIP) medical benefits, while Florida faces extreme financial pressures from high rates of uninsured motorists, severe weather catastrophe risks (hurricanes), and heavy litigation and insurance fraud costs.
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