Auto Insurance

Comprehensive insurance is an optional auto insurance coverage that protects your car against damage not resulting from a collision, as well as from theft. It covers a wide array of events that can damage your car, including vandalism, fires, and rockslides on twisting mountain roads.

Total Policy issued
25000+

What is Auto Insurance?

It covers a wide array of events that can damage your car

While there is no car insurance coverage that goes by the name “full coverage,” most individuals think of full coverage as a policy that combines the following: State-required liability or no-fault insurance coverage to cover bodily injury and property damages to others in an accident you cause. Auto insurance offer different types of protection, from coverage for damage you cause in an accident to coverage that pays to replace your totaled car with a brand new one.

Auto Insurance Facts

Few things about Auto Insurance

Customize the coverage you want (keep in mind, higher limits mean more protection).

Your insurance company will pay for the other driver’s car repairs when you’re responsible for an accident

Connecticut requires drivers to carry uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage. Auto insurance quote will include uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage at the minimum limits:

Auto insurance is based on your credit history, driving history, credit score, type of vehicle, where you live, and demographics (your age, gender and marital status, for instance).

Insurance prices vary a lot by carriers because every driver considers certain factors while offering policies to individuals

Increase your deductible to save on your insurance policy

Insurance companies will cover you if your car is stolen, vandalized or damaged by falling tree limbs, hail, flood or fire.