Mexican Insurance Store Offers New Low-Cost Mexican Auto Insurance to Arizona Drivers

Perris, CA (PRWEB) July 10, 2012

Now that the summer of 2012 is fully underway, Mexican Insurance Store is stepping up its efforts by providing new low-cost Mexican auto insurance coverage designed for drivers from Arizona. The popular online Mexican insurance provider, which has been in business for more than 10 years, has been selling Mexican auto insurance policies to the Arizona public for some time. From time to time, the company zeros in on a specific part of the company and concentrates on marketing its products there. "We've already sold policies to a significant number of Arizona residents," says Linden Gray, the president of Mexican Insurance Store. "This latest push is just to raise more awareness, because our Arizona policies allow repair in the US or Canada or Mexico while most policies sold at the border only allow repair in Mexico .

Anyone in the United States or Canada can purchase low cost Mexican auto insurance from Mexican Insurance Store. The online provider offers a smooth, streamlined process for people who need coverage while driving in Mexico. Due to the state's proximity to the Mexican border, many people from Arizona embark on road trips in that country. "It makes sense," says one employee. "To get to the border from someplace like Tucson, you're looking at a really short drive. These folks routinely drive their vehicles down into Mexico."

As a part of its latest campaign, Mexican Insurance Store is doing what it can to raise awareness about the need for online Mexican insurance. As it happens, many people who live in Arizona are misinformed about this type of coverage. "People from Arizona routinely head south of the border without online Mexican insurance," says the employee. "All too often, they get into really hot water for doing so. This coverage is required by law, and we're doing what we can to make sure that Arizona travelers understand that. Their regular car insurance policies aren't valid down there."

The campaign is already having a positive impact. Since launching a few weeks ago, the campaign has prompted many Arizona drivers to invest in low-cost Mexican auto insurance policies through the company's website. "I honestly had no idea that I needed this special coverage," says one new customer. "It freaks me out to think about how close I got into getting into serious trouble. Now that I'm aware of it, I'm going to make sure to buy it every time I go to Mexico. Mexican Insurance Store's prices are really low, so it's not a big deal at all."

Mexican Insurance Store is also reminding people that it offers daily, weekly, 6 month and yearly online Mexican insurance for Arizona drivers. "Our yearly policies are especially useful for people who live close to the border, and many people in Arizona do," says Gray. "People who drive down into Mexico regularly can save a lot of money by purchasing yearly insurance policies instead. We have many Arizona customers who already have annual policies, and we're hoping that this campaign will prompt many more to buy them as well." There's no word yet on where Mexican Insurance Store will focus its efforts next, but it's sure to help the company drum up even more business.

About Mexican Insurance Store.com

Mexican Insurance Store is the largest provider of low cost Mexican Auto Insurance in South California’s Inland Empire, the 3rd most populous metropolitan area in California. The company offers a variety of online Mexican insurance policies to Canada and US travelers nationwide. Self-service policies are purchased and printed instantly by customers or created by Mexican Insurance Store and emailed or faxed to customers in minutes at no additional charge.
For additional information call 888 800 9988 from US or Canada or 001-881-800-9988 from Mexico or 951-657-4220 Direct.
Contact:
Mexican Insurance Store
service(at)mexicaninsurancestore(dot)com
3819 Saint Austell Way
Perris, CA 92571
Fax 626 638 3255

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