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Personal Auto Insurance

Protection for you, your family, and your vehicle

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. California requires every driver to carry minimum liability coverage.

CA Minimum Liability
30/60/15 (updated Jan 2025)
Recommended
100/300/100 or higher
Required by Law
Liability coverage at minimum
Rating Factors
Driving record, vehicle, location

What's Covered

What this policy covers

  • 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 It

Is this the right coverage for you?

  • All licensed drivers — required by California law
  • 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

FAQ

Common questions about Personal Auto

What does 30/60/15 minimum liability mean?

$30,000 per person / $60,000 per accident for bodily injury, and $15,000 for property damage. These minimums are often insufficient — a single serious accident can easily exceed them, leaving you personally liable for the difference.

Should I carry more than the California minimum?

Yes. Minimum coverage protects the other party but can leave you personally responsible for amounts above the limit. We recommend at least 100/300/100 for most drivers, and adding a personal umbrella if you have significant assets.

Is my car covered if someone else drives it?

Generally yes — auto insurance follows the car, not the driver. A permissive user is typically covered. However, regular household drivers should be listed on your policy to ensure proper protection.

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