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The best approach is to work with an insurance broker such as Nationwide who can obtain quotes from a variety of insurance providers. There are also a few things one can do to reduce the cost of the premium. These include having anti-theft devices for the insured vehicle, having the young driver take a defensive driving class, and raising the deductible.
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