If you haven’t already chosen a car, you might consider finding a used or older vehicle. Purchasing a car that is less expensive will be cheaper to insure, so you’ll save rates on your monthly premiums.
Secondly, you’re going to want to consider what coverages you need. Most states require drivers to have minimum liability insurance, but this insurance only covers other drivers in the event you’re at fault in an accident.
You might want to consider more coverage—like collision coverage or comprehensive coverage—for more protection, but this will raise your premiums. Additionally, if you have a car loan, you’ll be required to carry full coverage car insurance, which will be more expensive.