It depends on what you drive

Did you know one of the biggest expenses in owning a car or truck is the cost of insuring it? The car you drive can have a substantial impact on your auto insurance premium, especially on your comprehensive and collision coverage's. Your Farmers agent can help you by letting you know which vehicles are better insurance values.

The rates for comprehensive and collision coverage are determined by looking at the vehicle loss history - how often it is stolen, how costly it is to repair or replace after an accident. Farmers offers more favorable rates on comprehensive and collision insurance for over 119 popular selling vehicles. That means if you really want to get a good value for your insurance dollar, choose a car on this list. As an additional benefit, these vehicles are often safer, less expensive to repair and less likely to be stolen.

Are you in the market for a new or used vehicle? We have more helpful advice to guide you through the auto buying process! At Farmers, we understand you want the best service and protection at a price to fit your budget. Check out these discounts and then contact your local Farmers Agent.

Are you getting all the discounts you deserve?

Farmers offers many discounts to help keep your auto insurance premiums as low as possible. Contact your local Farmers agent to discuss your own individual needs.

• Good Student Drivers under 25 years of age who are full-time students in college or vocational training school and have good grades may qualify for Farmers Good Student Discount.

• Auto/Home You can save money on both auto and homeowners insurance by purchasing both of these policies from Farmers.

• Multi-Car If you own two or more vehicles and insure both of them with Farmers, you may qualify for the Multi-Car discount.

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