Confused by all the auto insurance jargon out there?  With dozens upon dozens of auto insurance terms, who wouldn’t be?

It’s easy to think we, as the average driver seeking auto insurance coverage, need not be concerned with all those auto insurance definitions.  However, as they say, “knowledge is power” and sometimes that “power” means savings!  Such is the case with auto insurance terms.

For example, you must first know what a “passive alarm” is before you can take advantage of the potential auto insurance disount you may be eligible for if your car has one (or you have one installed).  There simply is no doubt that the more familiar you are with the auto insurance industry’s lingo, the better informed you’ll be on how to get affordable auto insurance for your car within your state.

So to increase our readers’ familiarity with these terms, we’ve put together an auto insurance glossary containing 82 of the most commonly used words and phrases found on auto insurance quotes and policies.  If you think we’ve left off any crucial auto insurance terms, let us know in the comments section below and we’ll be sure to add them.

And of course, as always, let us know of any additional resources you’d like to see here.  Our goal is to ensure you maximize your savings on your auto insurance and that means getting the most coverage for the lowest premium.  Let us know how we’re doing!

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