Car insurance rates are based on several factors that are unique to every driver. Some common examples include state, age, credit score and claim history. However, your annual mileage — the distance you drive in a given year — may also influence the cost of your car insurance. If you drive infrequently, you might be able to get a cheaper rate. Bankrate’s insurance editorial team breaks down how and why your mileage can affect your car insurance rate so you can decide what…
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