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Auto insurance

Auto insurance for every driver in your family.

From the family SUV to a teen’s first car — the right coverage at the right price.

Family, luxury & EVTeen driversBundle with home to save
Coverage options

Four parts of a strong auto policy.

Liability

Pays for injuries and damage you cause to others, including legal costs.

Best for · Every driver

Collision & comprehensive

Repairs or replaces your car after an accident, theft, fire or storm.

Best for · Newer, financed or leased cars

Luxury & high-value cars

Original manufacturer parts and agreed value for premium vehicles.

Best for · Luxury and EV owners

Umbrella

$1 million or more of extra liability above your auto and home policies.

Best for · Families with assets
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Auto insurance quote

About 3 minutes. Your current policy helps, but isn’t required.

Step 1 of 4 · Main driver

Main driver

Where the car is parked at night.

Own or rent your home?(optional)

Bundling home and auto often saves 10–25%.

Accidents or tickets in the last 5 years?
Cars & drivers

Car 1

Name, relationship and age.

250/500/250 = $250K per person, $500K per accident, $250K property damage.

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FAQ

Auto Insurance FAQ

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How much car insurance do I need?

State minimums are rarely enough if you own a home or have savings. Most families should carry at least 250/500/250 liability, plus a $1 million umbrella policy.

What affects my rate?

Where you live, who drives, driving records, the car’s value, mileage and the limits you choose. Bundling with home often lowers it.

Should I add my teen to my policy?

Usually, yes. It costs less than a separate policy and gives them your higher limits. Good-student discounts help too.

Do I need an umbrella policy?

If you own a home, have savings or have a teen driver, yes. It adds $1 million or more of liability for a modest yearly cost.