Liability
Pays for injuries and property damage you cause to others in an at-fault accident. Required in nearly every state.
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Know your coverage
What a car insurance policy can include
Understanding the building blocks makes comparing quotes a lot easier. Requirements vary by state.
Collision
Helps repair or replace your own car after a crash with another vehicle or object, regardless of who is at fault.
Often required by lendersComprehensive
Covers non-collision damage such as theft, vandalism, hail, flood, fire or hitting an animal.
Often required by lendersUninsured / Underinsured Motorist
Protects you when the at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough to cover your costs.
Required in some statesPIP & Medical Payments
Helps pay medical bills for you and your passengers after an accident. PIP may also cover lost wages.
Required in no-fault statesRoadside & Rental
Optional add-ons for towing, jump-starts and lockouts, plus a rental car while yours is in the shop.
Optional add-on
What affects your rate
Why two drivers rarely pay the same price
Every insurer weighs risk a little differently. That's exactly why comparing several options can make such a difference.
- Driving recordAccidents, tickets and claims history
- Where you liveTraffic, theft and repair costs in your ZIP
- Your vehicleAge, value, safety features and repair costs
- Age & experienceYears licensed and driver profile
- Coverage & deductibleLimits you choose and out-of-pocket amount
- Insurance historyContinuous coverage often helps
- Annual mileageHow much and how you drive
- Insurance scoreCredit-based score, where state law allows
California, Hawaii and Massachusetts don't allow insurers to use credit in auto rates, and several other states limit it.
Savings tips
Smart ways to pay less for coverage
Small changes can add up. Ask any provider you're considering which of these apply to you.
01
Bundle policies
Many insurers discount auto coverage when you also insure your home, condo or rental with them.
02
Review your deductible
A higher deductible usually lowers your premium. Just make sure you could cover it after a claim.
03
Ask about discounts
Safe driver, good student, multi-car, anti-theft devices, defensive driving courses and more.
04
Try usage-based programs
Telematics apps or plug-in devices can reward safe, low-mileage driving with lower rates.
05
Pay smarter
Paying in full, enrolling in autopay or going paperless can trim fees and earn small discounts.
06
Shop at renewal
Rates change. Comparing options every year or after a life change helps you avoid overpaying.
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Everything you need to know before you get started. Can't find what you're looking for?
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To get started you'll only need your ZIP code, your vehicle's year and some basic driver details. To finalize an actual policy, a provider will typically ask for your driver's license number and your vehicle identification number (VIN).
Using our site doesn't affect your credit. Some insurers check a credit-based insurance score when preparing a quote, but this is typically a "soft" inquiry that doesn't impact your credit score. Several states, including California, Hawaii and Massachusetts, don't allow credit to be used in auto insurance pricing.
Almost every state requires a minimum amount of liability coverage, and some also require uninsured motorist or personal injury protection. State minimums are often lower than what experts recommend, so consider your assets, your car's value and whether you have a loan or lease, which usually requires collision and comprehensive.
Generally, yes. Most insurers let you cancel at any time and refund unused premium, though some may charge a cancellation fee. To avoid a gap in coverage, start your new policy before canceling the old one.
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