You could be overpaying up to $400 a year on auto insurance.
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That's why the consumer-centric Insurance News Network suggests you shop around-even if you have a clean driving record. There are other factors that go into your auto insurance premium, such as your age, marital status and, in some cases, your occupation.
Different companies weigh these factors differently. So, for example, being single with one company could cost you more than with another. Check it out.
The vehicle you drive affects your comprehensive and collision coverage, which can account for up to one-half of your auto insurance premium.
Buying an expensive car or one that costs a lot to repair can make your auto insurance premiums jump. Take a few minutes to shop and compare insurance to see the effect your new car will have.
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