Many drivers don’t know how to compare car insurance except by looking at price.
There’s nothing wrong with comparing based on price, but you won’t get the best car insurance unless you know what you can change to make your coverage better or cheaper.
Read MoreIt’s easier than ever before to compare car insurance quotes and find a better deal. You can do it using Insurance.com’s quote comparison tool below or over the phone.
Read MoreA new group has been formed by The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and Association of Global Automakers to help prevent cyberattacks on cars and trucks.
Read MoreWells Fargo revealed to Reuters on Tuesday that it has begun creating more branches devoted to car loans and financing for auto dealers as a way to increase its auto lending business in a relatively low-risk environment.
Read MoreA new study conducted by InsuranceQuotes.com found that 18-year-olds pay an average of 18 percent more for car insurance when they sign up for individual plans than they do when they remain on their parents’ policies.
Read MoreA new report released by Consumer Federation of America earlier this week has revealed that married women pay less for car insurance than their single and widowed counterparts.
Read MoreEarlier this week, NerdWallet put together a handy new guide to help consumers find the cheapest car insurance rates online.
According to the site, a little bit of Internet research can pay off big time, especially when you take into account the relatively small amount of time it takes to look around.
Read MoreIndustry experts are preparing for a big second half of the year after auto sales soared higher than expected in the first six months of 2015.
Read MoreBad news for the parents of teenagers: A new study conducted by InsuranceQuotes.com, which was released on Monday, found that the monthly premium a married couple pays for car insurance can jump by as much as 80 percent once a teen driver is added to the policy.
Read MoreThere’s probably a pretty good chance you’ve heard the myth that red cars cost more to insure than vehicles of any other color.
“For years there has been a notion that color plays a significant part in calculating insurance premium costs, many people
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