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Depends on many factors. The type of vehicle, geographical location and rates will vary from carrier to carrier. For example, a 16 yr old with poor grades, no drivers education driving a high performance car in a populated city will be far more expensive than a teen with good grades, drivers education driving an 86 Corolla in rural America. Shop around, you may be surprised what a variation you will find.
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