The Auto Pool - USA

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There is a lot of "red tape" involved in buying a new or used vehicle and finding the right insurance is just part of it. Buying auto insurance should always require a little brain power and comparison shopping. Statistics prove that you are always better off going straight to the source for your insurance quote compared to going through an online agent whose fee (one way or another) gets tagged on to the final quote. Face it; if they weren't making money shopping for your insurance, they wouldn't be in the business. So, while it may take more time on your part to get quotes from all of the major companies, it will most likely be cheaper in the long run.

Below you will find direct links to most of the major auto insurance carriers. We do NOT recommend any of these companies. We recommend only that you talk to friends and acquaintances about their dealings with some of these companies and that you contact your State Board of Insurance to ascertain if there are any complaints filed against them.

You may also want to visit the Kiplinger Washington Newsletter (via the link below) to see what they see about buying insurance. They are longstanding experts on many subjects. After all that, we trust you will know how to proceed from there!

Yes, GMAC, the finance company does offer auto insurance with 45 years of experience under its belt to back it up.

Again, you can find your nearest agent or obtain a quote on several different types of insurance. Easy to contact via email. Always a good sign.

Get a free auto insurance quote that includes Roadside Assistance and other valuable benefits at no extra charge. In business since 1872.

With offices and agents all over the US, they are easy to reach and offer a wide variety of coverage options. No service in Hawaii though. Don Ho, keep lookin'!

A "must read" site from the Kiplinger Washington Newsletter about how to shop for insurance and what to look for.