Auto insurance

The CAARP (California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program) is a state-sponsored service that offers automobile liability insurance to drivers who qualify for the Good Driver Discount, and who establish a financial need. In order to qualify for the low cost automobile insurance program, the applicant must have a good driving record. The second requirement is that the insured vehicle can not be worth in excess of $20,000. Your vehicle's value must be below the amount of $20,000.

The liability limits offered under this program are less than those required by the state of California. The liability limits in California are $15,000 per person injured, $30,000 per accident and $5,000 property damage liability. The limits offered in the program are $10,000 bodily injury or death per person; $20,000 bodily injury for each accident; and $3,000 property damage per accident. To apply you must first check the online applicant income eligibility chart. You will find it on the California Department of Insurance website. You must visit insurance.ca.gov to see if you qualify for the low-cost auto insurance program.