California’s Senate Bill 1107 increases personal auto insurance minimum limits to 30/60/15 starting January 1, 2025. This change will impact policies with lower coverage, leading to premium increases. Continue to the post to learn all about it.
Your auto insurance score, derived from your credit report, significantly impacts your insurance premiums. Learn how improving your credit score can lead to lower insurance costs and explore strategies to achieve this.
Deciding whether to rent a car for a road trip involves considering factors like comfort, flexibility, and cost. Weigh the pros and cons, from the convenience of off-road vehicles to the ease of public transportation, to make the best choice for your journey.
Do you need gap insurance? If you have financed or leased a vehicle, you just might. Here’s what you need to know to help you decide.
Kia and Hyundai vehicles are being stolen due to a security flaw, here are tips to protect your car.
Window tinting is a popular trend among drivers in California, but it’s crucial to know the state’s legal guidelines. Tinted windows can obstruct a driver’s vision and potentially cause accidents. According to CHP, the rules for tinting windows in California are as follows: Rear WindowsDrivers can tint their rear windows as long as their vehicle has two side mirrors, excluding the rearview mirror. Front WindowsFor front windows, California law mandates drivers to have 70% transparency, allowing only 30% tint. Window glass usually comes with approximately 30% tint from the factory, and adding an additional 30% tint can exceed the legal… Read More »Tinted windows are legal in California
The automotive industry is on the cusp of a technological revolution. Car manufacturers are constantly introducing new innovations to improve the driving experience and make it safer, more comfortable, and more convenient. From keyless entry to self-driving cars, the future of automotive technology is looking brighter than ever before. In this article, we will explore some of the latest car tech that is headed our way. Keyless Entry Keyless entry is a technology that allows you to unlock and start your car without a physical key. It uses a key fob or smartphone app to communicate with your car’s computer… Read More »New Car Tech Available Today
If you can avoid auto claims, it will save you big time on your insurance costs. The rate you pay is based, in part, on your past driving and claims history. While no one wants to have an accident, they do happen on occasion. That’s why we call them accidents, after all. Auto insurance is an important part of protecting yourself and your assets.
Even more, it can save you time and injury if you can keep your car and its occupants safe. Here are 10 of the most common auto insurance claims and tips on how you might avoid them.
You’re in the market for a collector car? Congratulations! Most new buyers can’t wait to run out and make a purchase, whether it’s a car, truck or motorcycle. But next to buying a home, a collector vehicle may be one of the bigger financial transactions most people ever make. You likely wouldn’t purchase the first home you tour, and you should approach purchasing an enthusiast vehicle with the same planning and forethought. Buying a collector vehicle should never be intimidating. What Makes a Car Collectible? In the simplest terms, think of a collector vehicle as the car you want to own for fun,… Read More »Guide on Buying Collector Car
When you’re using an RV as a residence, you need the right mix of coverages to protect the RV as both a vehicle and a home. We have contracted with the carrier that has designed an RV insurance to specifically address the needs of RV owners.
Whether you have an old pop-up or a new motor-home, if the RV is totaled, our carrier has you covered. Because types of RVs and their styles vary so much, we know that different customers need different coverage options.
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