Lilah Butler, Car Insurance Writer
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No one owns AAA, since it is a non-profit federation of auto clubs that also act as insurance agencies. As a result, AAA is not owned by a parent company or by shareholders who purchase its stock, unlike most insurance companies.
AAA was founded in 1902, and the organization now has 61 million members across 32 motor clubs. It is mostly known for its flagship roadside assistance program.
For more information, check out WalletHub's full AAA insurance review.
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