This is a common misconception, but the cost of car insurance doesn’t necessarily decrease with the value of the vehicle. While your vehicle’s value is a factor in determining your insurance premium, it’s not the only thing insurance companies consider—your location, driving history, and demographics can also impact the rate you pay.
If you own an older vehicle that has depreciated, one way to lower your premium is to consider dropping nonessential coverages like collision and comprehensive, which are unlikely to be mathematically worth it for older cars.