You can simplify your auto insurance comparison as well as reduce your premium by eliminating coverage you don't need. The medical payment part of an auto insurance policy is similar to what you get in a good health or medical plan. So if you already have adequate medical coverage, you can eliminate this from your auto insurance coverage. However, your state may require that you carry at least some medical and since it also provides coverage for your passengers, you may want to carry a minimal amount anyway.

Another consideration for your auto insurance comparison is the amount of your deductible for collision and comprehensive. This covers the repairs to, or replacement of, your car both on the road and off. If your car is old and not worth much you can eliminate this coverage, but otherwise you'll save money if you have a $500 or $1000 deductible.

One situation to make sure you have adequate coverage for, is uninsured or underinsured driver protection. It pays your expenses when you're in an accident caused by another driver whose insurance doesn't cover all you bills. And when making an auto insurance comparison, it's recommended you get at least $50,000 coverage.

Having insufficient liability coverage is a potential financial disaster. Bodily liability covers the other driver's injury expenses when you're at fault in an accident. And it also will pay for your legal fees if sued. Repairs to his car or other property is covered by property liability. Experts usually recommend that you have at least $50,000 of property liability and a minimum of $100,000 per person for bodily coverage.