Insure.Com Survey Reveals 2017’s Best Auto Insurance Companies for Millennials
CSAA was ranked the best auto insurance company for Millennials in a new survey released today by Insure.com.
Respondents to the survey between the ages of 18-34 gave ratings for 20 leading auto insurance companies in
These ratings were based on insurance company factors of value for price, customer service, claims processing, likelihood to renew and likelihood to recommend.
* First place:
* Overall score: 97.5
* Value for price: 5
* Customer service: 4.75
* Claims processing: 4.75
* Would recommend: 96%
* Likelihood to renew: 100%
Second place:
* Overall score: 96.5
* Value for price: 4.5
* Customer service: 5
* Claims processing: 5
* Would recommend: 91%
* Likelihood to renew: 95%
Third place: Nationwide
* Overall score: 96.0
* Value for price: 4.75
* Customer service: 5
* Claims processing: 4.75
* Would recommend: 91%
* Likelihood to renew: 100%
See scores and rankings for all 20 life insurance companies in the survey.
Millennials will typically be subject to higher premiums than the older generation due to the shorter length of factors such as credit history, driving history, and continuous insurance policies.
"This age group has a lot to gain by shopping around," says
Insure.com's Best Auto Insurance Company survey allows users to confidently compare the best companies in the industry by sorting results according to your most important criteria, such as price or service.
For more details on the survey, including company scores and rankings across categories, please see the full feature on Insure.com.
Methodology
Insure.com commissioned Op4G to survey more than 3,700 insurance customers nationwide in
Auto insurers were ranked according to a weighted 5-point measurement of the following factors: customer service, value for price, claims processing, would renew and would recommend. Weighted measurements were derived from surveyed policyholders' rank of prioritization of these factors.
The
Insure.com makes these ratings freely available via this site. The views and opinions expressed by users do not reflect the views and opinions of Insure.com. Insure.com expressly disclaims any and all liability in connection with the ratings.
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