Finder’s insurance team spent thousands of hours analyzing over 165 car insurance companies to help you narrow down your options. Rely on our unbiased reviews to cut out days of research about each company’s coverage, discounts, free or optional perks and customer reviews.
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The 10 largest car insurance companies
These top 10 car insurance companies make up nearly 75% of the personal car insurance market. Taking up such a huge part of the market shows that most drivers trust these companies for their car insurance. Dive in to our reviews of the largest auto insurers to see what the hype is about.
Choose the letter from our alphabetized list that corresponds with the name of the company you’re interested in, such as S for State Farm. Then, choose the company name to read our review.
See how the top companies compare against each other, based on their market share, financial strength and customer service ratings. What these ratings mean:
AM Best financial strength — Tell whether an insurer has the finances to pay for your car insurance claims.
Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating — Get an idea of how the company interacts with customers. The BBB rating is based on publicly available information, company complaints and the BBB’s opinion.
Finder star rating — Our Finder rating scores companies in several areas, including coverage, benefits, financial strength and customer ratings from J.D. Power, the BBB, Trustpilot and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
Market share — Market share is based on the 2021 National Association of Insurance Commissioners market share report, showing how much business one company gets compared to another.
The big brands like Geico and Progressive can offer great perks, prices and availability across states. However, smaller local companies like Arbella or Bear River may offer better customer service or unique perks for your area, career or car.
Compare the full list of companies that offer car insurance coverage directly to any driver:
Sarah George is a personal finance writer at Finder who’s spent the last four years wielding her digital pen on all things banking and insurance. Her know-how has been featured in such publications as CBS, CNET and Reviews.com, and she was a panelist in Finder’s 2020 money-saving webinar. Sarah earned an English education degree and is a Certified Educator in Personal Finance.
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