Auto Insurance Blog

Sometimes we rely too much on what our GPS is telling us. In the UK it seems that they take that trust to a whole new level.

You see the red lights flashing in your rear view mirror. A few moments after pulling over, you’re approached and asked to provide a driver’s license and proof of auto car insurance. Your heart skips a beat while you hastily gather the requested documentation.

To the average person, auto insurance laws seem pretty complex. To fully understand what the various auto insurance laws mean most drivers need a law degree. But most drivers don’t have one. So here are two very important things to keep in mind in regards to auto insurance laws.

A new trend is sweeping the nation in the way cars are stolen.  Where it used to be predominately large, high end luxury cars on thieves most wanted list, it is now smaller cars that are becoming more popular.  The reason for the spike is primarily due to the demand for parts from street racers that modify the smaller cars.

It is easier to be stuck in traffic when you are being paid to do so.  Marketing companies are paying drivers to carry their ads on regular passenger vehicles.

If you are thinking about adding custom features to your car or truck it is important that you consider the effects that it may have on your insurance coverage and premiums.

The new Nissan LeEAF electric car.  Not a hybrid, the LEAF is a zero emissions electric powered vehicle that is equipped with a fully reusable lithium-ion battery.

Has the Clash for Clunkers money run out?  Congress and the White House report on the real scoop and the future of the program.

Deer caused auto accidents are a major factor in U.S. made insurance claims every year in the months of October through December. It is important to know how well you are covered before it happens.

Recently, President Obama and the National Highway Traffic Administration, signed into law a new program that the government is calling the Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS).  The program is designed to help Americans purchase new cars that are more fuel effecient with the trade in of their less fuel efficient vehicle.