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The cheapest non-owner insurance is from Geico, State Farm, and Farmers. Non-owner insurance is for people who don’t own a car but rent or borrow one frequently. Although non-owner car insurance is usually cheaper than a standard policy, the cost can still vary widely based on location, driving record, and other risk factors.
Non-owner policies fulfill the state’s mandatory minimum requirements for liability coverage, though some companies also allow drivers to purchase additional coverage. Drivers can purchase non-owner policies from the country’s 10 largest insurers or from many nonstandard insurance companies.
Companies Offering Non-Owner Insurance
- Farmers
- Progressive
- Nationwide
- Travelers
- American Family
- State Farm
- Geico
- USAA
- Allstate
- Liberty Mutual
- The General
- Kemper
- Dairyland
- Acceptance
- Direct Auto
- Hallmark
Not all of these companies operate in every state. Additionally, Progressive only offers non-owner insurance policies to existing customers. It’s also worth noting that if you are rejected by a major company like Geico or State Farm, the nonstandard insurers on this list might be willing to sell you a policy.
Since non-owner insurance is relatively uncommon, most insurance companies have customers call for a quote rather than getting an estimate online. But despite the extra time this requires, comparing multiple quotes will pay off in the long run by saving you money based on your specific location and driving history.
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