Protection for you, your family, and your vehicle

Personal Auto Insurance

Personal auto insurance protects you financially in an accident — covering damage to other people's property and injuries, as well as damage to your own vehicle. Every state sets its own minimum liability limits, and the minimum is rarely enough.

At a glance

Personal Auto

Reviewed by a
licensed agent
Minimum Liability
Set by each state
Recommended
100/300/100 or higher
Required by Law
Liability coverage at minimum
Rating Factors
Driving record, vehicle, location

Watch for: The state minimum is a legal number, not a safe one.

The policy

What it covers, and who it's for.

The short version. What a policy actually covers is in its forms and endorsements, and we read those with you before you buy.

What it covers07

  • Bodily Injury Liability — medical costs if you injure someone else
  • Property Damage Liability — repairs if you damage someone else's property
  • Collision — damage to your vehicle from an accident (regardless of fault)
  • Comprehensive — theft, vandalism, weather events, fire, animal strikes
  • Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist — when the other driver has no insurance
  • Medical Payments / PIP — your medical bills regardless of fault
  • Rental Reimbursement — rental car while yours is repaired

Who needs it04

  • All licensed drivers — nearly every state requires liability coverage
  • Owners of financed or leased vehicles (lender requires full coverage)
  • Families with teen or young adult drivers
  • Anyone with assets to protect beyond the state minimum limits

By state

Auto minimum limits changes at the state line.

Arizona
25/50/15 since July 1, 2020: $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident for bodily injury, and $15,000 for property damage. Driving uninsured can cost you your registration or your license.
California
30/60/15 since January 1, 2025: $30,000 per person and $60,000 per accident for bodily injury, and $15,000 for property damage. It was 15/30/5 before (SB 1107); policies moved to the new minimums at renewal.
Elsewhere
Each state sets its own minimum liability limits. The minimum is a legal number, not a safe one. The 17 states we're licensed in.

Questions

About personal auto, answered plainly.

Don't see yours? Call (623) 873-1234 or write to service@commercialy.com.

Often paired with

  1. 01

    Homeowners

    Protect your home, belongings, and personal liability
  2. 02

    Renters

    Affordable protection for your belongings and liability

Talk to a licensed agent, not a phone tree.

Tell us what you're insuring and we'll come back with personal auto options from more than one carrier, explained in plain English.

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