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For a male driver living in Sonoma, if he has five years of driving experience with a clean driving record and drives a Honda Accord for about 13,000 miles per year, you can scroll down to see the auto insurance premiums charged by the insurance companies before any discount is applied. As you can see, the range is pretty wide.
| Carrier | Average Premium in Sonoma |
|---|---|
| 21st Century | $3,864.75 |
| AAA | $3,187.35 |
| Alliance United | $3,369.33 |
| Allstate | $5,060.15 |
| Amica Mutual | $2,779.32 |
| Anchor General | $6,119.67 |
| Bankers Standard | $2,576.96 |
| CSAA Insurance Exchange | $3,182.71 |
| CSE Safeguard | $3,327.0 |
| California Capital | $2,695.39 |
| California Casualty | $2,368.09 |
| Clearcover | $1,148 |
| Coast National | $8,749.73 |
| Encompass | $3,147.59 |
| Esurance | $3,400.03 |
| Everest National | $921.76 |
| Farmers | $6,812.53 |
| Federal Ins (CHUBB) | $4,297.85 |
| Financial Indemnity | $5,227.44 |
| Government Employees Ins Co | $2,717.29 |
| Hartford | $4,307.18 |
| Horace Mann | $1,976.6 |
| Horace Mann Prop and Cas | $2,106.28 |
| IDS | $3,843.23 |
| Infinity | $6,821.1 |
| Kemper | $3,874.26 |
| Liberty Mutual | $5,415.87 |
| MAPFRE | $4,424.47 |
| Mercury | $3,446.76 |
| Metromile | $3,124.11 |
| Metropolitan Direct | $2,617.36 |
| National General/Integon | $6,555.0 |
| Nations Ins. Co. | $3,801.59 |
| Nationwide | $4,714.78 |
| Pacific Property & Casualty | $3,330.46 |
| Permanent General | $3,914.32 |
| Progressive West | $3,854.22 |
| Safeco | $3,466.31 |
| Safeway | $4,990.68 |
| State Farm | $4,678.03 |
| Traveler's Commercial | $3,784.16 |
| USAA | $2,305.38 |
| United Financial Cas (Progressive) | $4,955.01 |
| Viking | $9,644.85 |
| Wawanesa | $2,047.75 |
| Western General | $4,901.8 |
As you can see, the prices vary quite a lot in Sonoma. If you're wondering what's the best option for you, click here to get free insurance quotes today.
While each state has different auto insurance regulations, there are six basic types of coverage. Below is what you need to know. Click here to read more about the auto insurance liability.
Here are some most common discounts for auto insurance.
| Discount | Description |
|---|---|
| Multi-Car | When you insure more than one car in your policies, you can usually get a multi-car discount for each of them. In other words, it's better to insure all the vehicles in the same policy instead of putting them in separate policies. |
| Multi-Policy | If you purchase multiple policies from the same company, you can often get a multiple-policy discount. For example, if you already have auto insurance from a company and then purchase the renters policy from them, you can get a discount on your auto insurance by about 5-15%, depending on the company or state. However, it doesn't mean you should always purchase all policies from the same company because sometimes the saving you can get to buy a standalone renters insurance policy is even higher than the discount for the multi-policy. |
| Education and Profession | There are two types of education discounts. One is for the degree you earned. The other is for the college you graduated from, which is only available in some insurance companies. For some advanced professions, you can get a decent discount of 10-15%, which may require verification from your employer. |
| Anti-theft/Anti-lock Brakes/Airbags | Most companies can discount the premium's comprehensive coverage proportion if you have security-related features such as installing an alarm, anti-theft, steering wheel locking, or anti-lock brakes. |
| Good Driver | If you don't have any record of violation or accident during the last three or five years, you're considered a good driver for most companies. It is also one of the best discounts for most companies. |
| Good Student | For a student who maintains an average grade of B or above can receive a significant discount on their insurance premium. Although, the premium may still be high because students usually don't have long driving experience. |
| Standard Risk | Every insurance company manages its risk differently. But in general, there are standard risks for auto insurance, including No tickets or no accidents within a specific period, no drivers under 25 years old or over the age of 65, and no high-performance vehicles. |
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