Q: I was wondering if you could steer me toward a site that had an accurate list of auto insurance ratings.
It seems that every site I visited had different estimates.
Thank you in advance.
A: As you have seen there are many web sites out there that promise to give you auto insurance ratings, but they are not always reliable.
Some sites simply generate the same listings and quotes no matter what.
These are not reputable and are fairly easy to spot.
Some sites are so well done though it is difficult to tell them apart from respected industry sources.
A good way to gauge a list of auto insurance ratings is to see if there are any negative comments about the company.
Sites that are not willing to criticize a company are probably not trustworthy.
A good source of accurate auto insurance ratings can usually be found from trusted sources such as Consumer Reports, A.
M.
Best, or others.
However, the best auto insurance policy for you can often be found by you.
Do your research and compare the quotes and coverage limits you receive.
We wish you the best in your search for an accurate list of auto insurance ratings.
Also, if you want to save money on your car insurance coverage, we highly recommend that you shop for quotes online.
Obtaining multiple quotes from several different companies will allow you to find better coverage at a lower price.
While taking the time to compare auto insurance quotes might not be fun, saving money on your annual premiums will make the effort worthwhile.