Best Cost Car Insurance

I got a car insurance quote from State Farm that?

is double that of the quotes I got online (from brokers). Is it better to go with State Farm or one of the cut rate insurance companies? I mean in the event of an accident and getting paid. I also rent a lot of cars and will be using the insurance I buy for those. And, not get the insurance that the rental companies over charge for.

Public Comments

1. State Farm. They're awesome
2. I would go with State Farm. But I am biased because I work there. Ask for as many discounts as you can like, multi-car, multi-line, good driver, if your young for a new driver then ask for driver safety, and any other they offer. Ask how you can get them. And, if those cut rate companies offer low payments do they ask for a broker fee or a higher down payment? Sometimes you do get what you pay for. But remember, there is good and bad in every company but overall they are much better. And, if you rent cars a lot then ask the agent to add UNOC. Unlimited Non-Owned Car coverage. Some are not familar with it but otherwise your coverage only carries over to a rental car for 21 days at one time.
3. Go with state farm, im with them and their real good.
4. You won't go wrong with State farm, Allstate or American Family. I shy away from companies that do not have a local office or an agent I can speak to directly. I dislike playing phone tag with a mindless voice located sometimes half a world away from me.
5. State Farm is one of, or THE biggest insurance companies in the country, and it didn't get there by being a bad company. However, it's certainly not the only good insurer out there. Check out http://www.jdpower.com/insurance and see how it stacks up with actual consumers.
6. I dont really know you so it's hard to say but if I have an accident it is 100% the other person's fault so it isn't my insurance that pays me but the other guy's. So I don't go with State Farm, I never did and I pay about $200 yearly. That's $4k I paid in 20 years. Not bad I think.