<prompt> Human: Hello guys,I have never had a drivers license before. I have been financially on my own even since I was a teenager and having a vehicle was just not something in the budget. This year, Id been working hard toward getting a vehicle. At the start of May I took the written test, passed, and have been practicing for the road test since. Im in the United States, specifically Michigan, if this matters. I had been eyeing a used SUV from a lot during this time, and the price had dropped 1500 from the original asking. They informed me that even buying with cash up front, they required insurance. I went looking at autoninsurance from then. State Farm, Progressive, Esurance, Geico, All-State. All of them, each quoted me as 450 to 600 for PLPD on a 1998 Lincoln SUV as a monthly charge. All because Im a new driver. I dont have a family or anyone who can put me on their insurance plan, its something I have to do on my own. What the heck do I do at this point? Once I saw the quotes, I gave up altogether. It almost felt like getting my license was useless. An extra 500MO just isnt feasible. Have I been looking in the wrong places, or is this just the way auto insurance is for new drivers? This is brand new territory for me and I am going in blind. Are there better places to look? Someone suggested I look and see if any Credit Unions around me offer auto coverage, but it doesnt seem like a single one does. Any advice or direction in this would be truly appreciated.Assistant: That may be a quote for every 6 monthsHuman: I am re checking to make sure of this, but it is telling me that a 6 month pay if 2607.50.  <response>: Is it full coverage or liability? That is very high, i would see if that if the car or you. Look up other cars that fit your needs. 