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Affordable Car Insurance For Good Drivers
Enjoy peace of mind with a Wawanesa car insurance policy, designed to protect you with a range of essential coverages, such as Bodily Injury Liability, Property Damage Liability, Comprehensive coverage, and Collision coverage.
Our policies are thoughtfully tailored to meet the unique needs of California and Oregon drivers, providing a personalized comprehensive coverage plan that delivers reliable protection and confidence for every journey.
Bodily Injury Liability
If you’re found legally responsible, this coverage helps pay for injuries or fatalities to another person and related expenses arising from a covered accident, up to your policy limit.
Property Damage Liability
This coverage helps pay for damages to someone else’s property—like their vehicle, home, or fence—if you’re held legally liable for a covered accident up to your policy limit.
Comprehensive Coverage Optional Coverage
Comprehensive coverage helps pay for repairs or replacement if your car is damaged by something other than a collision, for example theft, fire, vandalism, storms, or animal contact. Coverage applies up to your policy limit minus your deductible.
Collision Coverage Optional Coverage
If your car is overturned or damaged in a collision with another vehicle or object, this coverage helps repair or replace your car, up to your policy limit, minus your deductible.
Roadside Assistance Optional Coverage
Stay prepared with coverage for common roadside emergencies. From towing to flat tires, roadside assistance covers services up to your policy limit, if your vehicle becomes disabled.
Auto insurance coverages vary from state to state. Learn more about the types of auto insurance coverage, and let us help you find the best fit for your vehicle and driving needs.
Do you need car insurance?
Car insurance isn’t just a legal requirement in 48 states—it’s your financial safety net. In exchange for your premium, your insurance policy helps cover losses from accidents, theft, and other covered incidents under your policy, protecting you from significant out-of-pocket expenses.
Tips for Comparing Car Insurance Quotes
To get an accurate comparison between insurance companies, ensure you use the same coverage levels, deductibles, and liability limits for each quote. This “apples-to-apples” approach helps you evaluate insurance rates effectively and find the best deal for your needs.
Review Your Coverage Options
Start by deciding how much protection you need to safeguard your assets. While Bodily Injury Liability and Property Damage Liability are required, adding optional coverages like Comprehensive, Collision, or Roadside Assistance can provide adequate protection and extra peace of mind.
Understand Your Coverage Limits
The coverage limit is the maximum amount your insurance will pay for a covered claim. Keep in mind that state minimums often fall short of covering actual costs incurred after an accident. It’s wise to choose the highest limits you can afford to avoid paying out-of-pocket for additional expenses.
Choose Your Deductible
Your deductible is the amount you’re responsible for paying before your coverage applies
A higher deductible lowers your premium, but increases out-of-pocket costs after a covered claim. A lower deductible raises your premium, but reduces the amount you’ll need to pay after a covered incident.
Finding the right balance between the deductible and premium can help you customize your policy to fit your budget and coverage needs.
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What affects my car insurance rate?
The cost of your car insurance policy is determined by various factors. Here’s an overview to help you understand what influences your rate:
State Requirements
Your state’s minimum coverage requirements play a significant role in your premium. States with higher mandatory limits or additional required coverages will typically incur higher insurance costs.
Age
Younger drivers, especially teens and those under 25, usually pay more due to their lack of experience and higher likelihood of accidents. Rates tend to decrease with age, but may rise again for senior drivers, aged 65 and older.
Vehicle Make and Model
The type of car you drive impacts your premium. Vehicles with strong safety ratings often cost less to insure, while those frequently targeted by thieves or with higher repair costs may result in higher rates.
Annual Mileage
How much you drive matters. High-mileage drivers face greater accident risk, which can increase rates. If you only use your car occasionally, for leisure or short commutes, you’ll likely pay less.
Traffic Violations
Accidents and traffic violations on your record can significantly increase your rates. Multiple infractions may classify you as a high-risk driver, leading to higher insurance premiums.
Driving Record
A clean driving history can help you qualify for safe-driver discounts. Additionally, the length of time you’ve held a license affects your rate, with new drivers generally paying more.
ZIP Code
Your location influences your insurance costs. Drivers in urban areas with higher traffic congestion or crime rates may pay more, while those in rural areas with less risk may enjoy lower premiums. Parking your car in a garage overnight could also help you save.
Save Money With Wawanesa’s Auto Insurance Discounts
Save even more with all the discounts you deserve. Discounts can vary by state.
Loyalty
Loyalty does have its rewards. You’ll be eligible for this discount at policy renewal after you’ve been continuously insured with us for one full year.
Mature Driver Course
Those older and wiser drivers among us (55 and up) can save money by successfully completing a DMV-approved defensive driver course.
Multi-Car
Simply insure more than one vehicle (everything on wheels except your motor home) on the same policy to score this discount.
You may qualify for additional Wawanesa discounts like the Affinity or Multi-policy. To make sure you’re getting everything you should be to maximize your premium savings, check out all our driving discounts.
Frequently Asked Auto Insurance Questions
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Have more questions on auto insurance? Visit our FAQs page to find answers on common questions relating to coverage, making a claim, and more.
Disclaimer
Please note that this website provides only a summary of auto insurance to generally illustrate how auto insurance works. Your insurance policy is the legal contract containing the terms and limitations of your coverage. Any coverage provided by a Wawanesa General Insurance Company policy is subject to the terms, conditions, exclusions and endorsements of your insurance policy.