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How to buy car insurance

You can buy car insurance directly from an insurance company, by working with an agent, or by shopping online through a marketplace.

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Auto Insurance

How much car insurance do you need?

Choosing the right amount of car insurance for your needs means considering factors like your car’s value, your driving history, and the amount you could reasonably afford to pay out of pocket after an accident.

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Choice

How to choose car insurance

There are a lot of factors to consider when choosing a car insurance policy, like how much coverage you need, what you can afford, and which insurance company to choose.

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Liability coverage

What are the differenttypes of auto insurance?

Liability coverage

Liability coverage is the most important part of your car insurance policy, and it’s required in almost every state.

Collision coverage

Collision coverage pays for damage to your own car after an accident, even if you were at fault. Along with comprehensive coverage, it’s part of what makes up what’s called a full-coverage policy.

Comprehensive coverage

Comprehensive coverage (along with collision coverage) is the other part of auto insurance that makes up a full-coverage policy. Comprehensive coverage covers damage that’s not caused by a collision.

Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage

Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage (sometimes called UM/UIM coverage) are two different types of coverage that are often lumped together.

Personal injury protection

Personal injury protection, or PIP, is a type of car insurance coverage that covers your injuries, lost wages, pain and suffering, and even funeral expenses after a car accident, regardless of fault.

Medical payments coverage

Medical payments coverage is another car insurance coverage that pays for your injuries after an accident, but unlike PIP, it’s almost always optional and it’s typically capped at a much lower limit.

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Some car insurance companies only allow you to select female or male for gender when you apply. Choose whichever best matches your gender identity.
Most companies look at the last three to five years of your driving record.
If you live in CA, HI, MA, MI, or WA, insurance companies can't use your credit score to set your rates. Credit ranges are based on Experian scores.
Homeowners can often save on car insurance through policy bundles and other discounts.

Monthly estimates

Budget coverage 

Coverage includes:

  • $50,000 per person for medical expenses in an at-fault accident
  • $100,000 per accident for medical expenses in an at-fault accident
  • $50,000 per accident for property damage expenses in an at-fault accident
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Average coverage 

Coverage includes:

  • $100,000 per person for medical expenses in an at-fault accident
  • $300,000 per accident for medical expenses in an at-fault accident
  • $100,000 per accident for property damage expenses in an at-fault accident
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Highest coverage 

Coverage includes:

  • $250,000 per person for medical expenses in an at-fault accident
  • $500,000 per accident for medical expenses in an at-fault accident
  • $250,000 per accident for property damage expenses in an at-fault accident
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How we calculate your rates
We looked at over 25,000 car insurance quotes provided to real Policygenius shoppers to estimate costs based on the following criteria:
  • State:Rates depend on where you live. Areas with high rates of crime or accidents may have higher insurance costs.
  • Age:Younger drivers (under 25 years old) and older drivers (over 65 years old) typically have higher-than-average rates. Discounts can offset increased costs.
  • Gender:Male drivers generally pay slightly more than female drivers for car insurance.
  • Driving record:Any recent violations, especially serious ones like a DUI, will raise your car insurance rates.
  • Credit scores:A lower credit score usually means you’ll pay more for car insurance, except in a handful of states.
  • Home ownership:Buying both your home and auto insurance through the same company is one of the best ways to save on the cost of insurance. Companies may offer an additional discount for owning a home on top of that.

These car insurance estimates are for educational purposes only and shouldn't take the place of professional advice. Your coverage needs may vary based on other factors not considered here, like vehicle make and model or additional drivers. Interested in more personalized quotes? Compare for free online, or call 1-855-695-2255 to speak with one of our licensed agents.

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Cheapest car insurance for new drivers

Cheapest car insurance for new drivers

The cheapest car insurance for new drivers depends on whether they’re being added to an existing policy or buying their own coverage.

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What is a car insurance premium?

What is a car insurance premium?

A car insurance premium is what you pay for coverage. In general, you will pay higher insurance premiums if you're riskier driver.

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11 factors that affect car insurance rates

11 factors that affect car insurance rates

Some factors that affect your car insurance premiums are your driving record, the coverages you choose, your deductible, your annual mileage, your credit score, and demographic factors such as age, gender, and ZIP code.

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How to add a driver to your car insurance

How to add a driver to your car insurance

You can add licensed drivers who live with you or are related to you to your car insurance policy. Adding a driver to your policy is usually quick and can be done online or over the phone.

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What is a motor vehicle report (MVR)?

What is a motor vehicle report (MVR)?

Your motor vehicle report is a record of your driving history, and car insurance companies use it to determine what you pay for coverage.

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How do points on your license affect your insurance?

How do points on your license affect your insurance?

Points on your license can make your car insurance more expensive, but only because car insurance companies are looking at your driving record, not because of the points themselves.

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Car insurance discounts

Car insurance discounts

There are lots of ways to lower your car insurance costs with the help of discounts, including savings related to you, your driving, your vehicle, its use, and your policy.

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