What do I need to start an auto insurance quote?
Affordable car insurance coverage with Farmers® starts with a quote. New discounts can help you save even more.
With just a few details about you and your vehicle, you can have a car insurance quote from Farmers in hand in about 10 minutes.
What documents do I need to provide to get a quote?
Have this information ready to help make the auto insurance quote process quick and easy
Drivers and household
details
Name and date of birth
Address and phone number
Driver’s license number
Household occupants (drivers and nondrivers), ages and driving history
Commute, including how many miles, how often, what hours
Bank account information
Vehicle information
Make, model, year
Vehicle identification number (VIN)
Vehicle purchase/lease date
Loan or lease documentation (if applicable)
Current insurance information
Current mileage/odometer reading
Insurance options
A little extra homework can help you lower your rate and get the coverage you want. (Or, find an agent near you to help you understand all of your options.)
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Research the types of coverage you want
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Learn more about car insurance discounts you may be eligible for
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Consider bundling your insurance for additional savings
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Find out if you qualify for safe-driving rewards with the Signal® app
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A quote can be provided in five minutes or less. We have a standard set of questions that we ask. Once I entered into our system, it generates a quote in about 30 seconds — it really is that quick.
A deductible is the amount you’re responsible for paying when you have a covered comprehensive or collision loss. Think of it as a copay — like you have with health insurance.
A premium is the price you pay to buy an insurance policy. Premiums are your regular payments for many common insurance policies, including life, auto, business, homeowners and renters.
Auto insurance is a package of coverage designed to help you protect yourself financially if you are at fault in an automobile accident. All policies start out with liability coverage — it’s required in most states.
