Insurance doesn't go fast, it doesn't look good in the driveway, it doesn't feel like fine Corinthian leather. You can't even put the top down. So, in buying insurance, you need patience and faith that all the trouble you're going to will be worth it in the end. Maybe imagine a stack of dollar bills mounting up on the kitchen table as you trim the excess from your auto insurance premium. Here are a few ways to accomplish that goal.
Few commodities vary in price from company to company as much as insurance does.
Get at least three quotes on comparable policies from competing companies. You can learn companies' reputations by following the next suggestion. Contact your state insurance commissioner's office for information about the companies doing business in your state. Most states publish a buyers' guide to auto insurance, which gives you profiles of the reputation, pricing, financial stability, and other pertinent facts about companies you're considering. The Insurance News Network has an excellent Web site for general information of this type.