Special Report
The Most (and Least) Expensive States to Drive
June 29, 2017 4:29 am
Last Updated: March 13, 2020 8:25 pm
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50. Ohio
> Vehicle operating cost: $2,294/yr.
> Avg. price of gas: $2.15 (15th lowest)
> Avg. insurance premium: $900/yr. (2nd lowest)
> Avg. repair cost: $356 (3rd lowest)
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49. Wisconsin
> Vehicle operating cost: $2,331/yr.
> Avg. price of gas: $2.23 (23rd highest)
> Avg. insurance premium: $912/yr. (3rd lowest)
> Avg. repair cost: $357 (4th lowest)
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48. Iowa
> Vehicle operating cost: $2,353/yr.
> Avg. price of gas: $2.20 (23rd lowest)
> Avg. insurance premium: $989/yr. (8th lowest)
> Avg. repair cost: $358 (5th lowest)
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47. Idaho
> Vehicle operating cost: $2,384/yr.
> Avg. price of gas: $2.57 (7th highest)
> Avg. insurance premium: $935/yr. (4th lowest)
> Avg. repair cost: $408 (12th highest)
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46. Vermont
> Vehicle operating cost: $2,441/yr.
> Avg. price of gas: $2.32 (14th highest)
> Avg. insurance premium: $942/yr. (6th lowest)
> Avg. repair cost: $391 (24th highest)
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