Of course, turning 25 doesn’t automatically mean you’ll have hundreds of dollars flowing back into your bank account. Where you live, how often you drive your car, and your vehicle’s make and model are just a few other factors that could cause your insurance premiums to plateau or go up. Being a safe driver (ex: avoiding speeding, driving under the influence, etc.) and maintaining a clean driving record raise the chances that an insurer will reward you with a lower-price premium.
But if you haven’t seen any decreases in your rates, you might want to do a little research on other insurers that could give you a better deal. Companies could be misleading you by saying they have the lowest premium for your car, causing you to pay more when you don’t have to.