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10 Best Car Insurance in New Jersey of 2026
By the Rankozo research desk · Updated November 11, 2026 · Next review December 26, 2026
NJM Insurance is the best car insurance in New Jersey for most drivers in 2026 because it is based in West Trenton and J.D. Power has certified its auto claims experience as outstanding nine years in a row; Plymouth Rock suits families who want claim help and ride reimbursement built in, and State Farm suits households with drivers under 25. The lowest published New Jersey figure, as of November 2026, is the about $142 a month that The Hartford says its AARP Auto Insurance customers in the state pay on average. Military families should get a USAA quote, and app-first drivers can try Root.
- Tools ranked
- 10
- With free plan
- 0
- Cheapest paid plan
- AARP Auto Insurance from The Hartford, $142
- per month
By the numbers
- $81,905US households (consumer units) spent an average of $81,905 in 2025, up 4.3 percent from 2024.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- $27,790US households spent an average of $27,790 on housing in 2025, 33.9 percent of total spending.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- 3.7%US consumer prices rose 3.7 percent in the 12 months to September 2026, before seasonal adjustment.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- 63%63 percent of US adults said in 2025 that they would cover a $400 emergency expense with cash or its equivalent, unchanged from 2024.Federal Reserve Board
- 47%Only 47 percent of Americans said they had enough savings or access to funds to cover a $1,000 emergency expense in Bankrate's 2026 survey.Bankrate
- 3.8%The US personal saving rate, personal saving as a share of disposable income, was 3.8 percent in September 2026, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Comparison table
| Tool | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NJM Insurance | 01 | 9.0 | 9.3 | Check price | No |
| Plymouth Rock Assurance | 02 | 8.8 | 8.9 | Check price | No |
| AARP Auto Insurance from The Hartford | 03 | 8.7 | 8.9 | $142per month | No |
| State Farm | 04 | 8.7 | 8.5 | Check price | No |
| Progressive | 05 | 8.6 | 8.4 | $165.02per month | No |
| Allstate | 06 | 8.4 | 8.2 | Check price | No |
| USAA | 07 | 8.3 | 8.0 | $239per month | No |
| Liberty Mutual | 08 | 8.2 | 8.0 | Customper month | No |
| Root | 09 | 7.8 | 7.6 | Customper month | No |
| Travelers | 10 | 7.8 | 7.8 | Check price | No |
Click a column to sort. Prices are the cheapest paid plan quoted from each vendor's US pricing page; "Check price" means the US price check is pending.
How this ranking works
One method for every tool. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not run hands-on tests. Value carries the most weight.
Full methodThis list is for New Jersey drivers comparing insurers on local rates, claims service and coverage options, from Newark, Jersey City and Paterson to Trenton, Cherry Hill and the Shore. We compared documented features, discounts, claims access and published prices on each insurer's own pages in November 2026. Rankozo weights value at 40%, features at 35% and ease of use at 25%. Standard policies issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2026, need 35/70/25 liability limits, $15,000 of personal injury protection and uninsured motorist coverage. Most insurers do not publish a New Jersey price, so we quote the figures that Progressive, USAA, The Hartford, Liberty Mutual and Root publish, say which are market averages, and mark the rest as pending. GEICO, Nationwide and Farmers pages refused our automated checks, so they are left out rather than described from memory.
The verdict
NJM Insurance is the first quote to get in New Jersey: it is headquartered in West Trenton, sells auto coverage in just five states and has earned J.D. Power's certification for an outstanding auto claims experience nine years in a row. Plymouth Rock is the best second call, with more than four decades in New Jersey and Crashbusters claims service and Get Home Safe ride reimbursement at no extra cost. State Farm is strongest for families with young drivers, AARP Auto Insurance from The Hartford has the lowest published customer average at about $142 a month, and Progressive is the easiest online benchmark. Allstate, USAA, Liberty Mutual, Root and Travelers round out the list for bundlers, military families, online buyers and agent shoppers.
- 01Top value
NJM Insurance
9.0/10An insurer headquartered in West Trenton, New Jersey, that sells auto coverage in Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 9.3
- Features (35%)
- 9.1
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.4
Best forNew Jersey drivers who rank claims service first
NJM is the strongest first quote for New Jersey drivers because claims handling is where it stands apart. Its homepage says J.D. Power has certified it for providing personal lines customers with "An Outstanding Auto Claims Experience" nine years in a row, and the footnote ties the current award to the J.D. Power 2026 Auto Claims Certification Program, which combines an audit, a survey of recent claims customers and a financial strength rating. NJM is headquartered in West Trenton and writes auto insurance in only five states: Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania. You can quote online, by phone or through its select network of independent agents, and existing customers get 24/7 online access to policies and claim details. Roadside help runs through a dedicated line and an online request form. The trade-off is transparency: NJM publishes no New Jersey rate, and its auto product pages blocked our checker, so compare its quote against Plymouth Rock and Progressive before you buy.
- ✓Claims recognition renewed under the J.D. Power 2026 Auto Claims Certification Program
- ✓Based in New Jersey, with policies underwritten at 301 Sullivan Way, West Trenton
- ✓Auto, homeowners, renters, condo and umbrella policies from one company
- ✕No New Jersey price published on its site
- ✕Sold in only five states, so it may not follow you if you move
- ✕Its auto product pages refused our automated checks, so we relied on its homepage
- Headquarters:
- West Trenton, NJ
- Auto states:
- CT, MD, NJ, OH, PA
- J.D. Power claims certification:
- Nine years in a row
- Roadside line:
- 1-800-232-6600
Bottom line: NJM Insurance is the best car insurance company in New Jersey for most drivers because J.D. Power has certified its auto claims experience as outstanding nine years in a row. Get its quote first, then compare Plymouth Rock and State Farm.
- 02
Plymouth Rock Assurance
8.8/10A regional insurer that has covered New Jersey drivers for more than four decades and sells online, by phone and through agents.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.9
- Features (35%)
- 8.8
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.7
Best forFamilies who want claim help and extras built into the policy
Plymouth Rock is the best regional alternative to NJM and the strongest pick for families. Its New Jersey page says it has protected New Jersey drivers for more than four decades and that policies include Crashbusters mobile claims service and Get Home Safe ride reimbursement at no extra cost. Savings come from the YUBI safe driving program, multi-policy and multi-car discounts, a paid in full discount and up to 5% off applicable coverages for drivers who finish a state approved defensive driving course. Drivers who switch report average savings of $806, though that figure comes from customers in multiple states. You can buy online, call 800-516-9242 or use an agent, and the mobile app handles ID cards, claims, payments and policy updates. Plymouth Rock publishes no New Jersey price and only writes auto policies in six Northeast states, so drivers who may move out of the region should weigh that.
- ✓More than four decades insuring New Jersey drivers
- ✓Switchers report average savings of $806 a year
- ✓Mobile app for ID cards, claims, payments and policy changes
- ✕No New Jersey price published
- ✕The $806 savings figure covers customers in several states
- ✕Writes auto policies in only six Northeast states
- Years in New Jersey:
- More than 40
- Average switching savings:
- $806
- Defensive driving discount:
- Up to 5%
- Telematics program:
- YUBI
Bottom line: Plymouth Rock Assurance is the best choice for New Jersey families who want extras such as Crashbusters claim service and Get Home Safe ride reimbursement included at no extra cost. Quote it next to NJM.
- 03
AARP Auto Insurance from The Hartford
8.7/10The Hartford's auto program for AARP members, sold in New Jersey since 1984.
Price
$142per month
New Jersey customers pay about $142 a month on average
“Our customers in New Jersey pay an average of $1,704 a year, or about $142 a month, for car insurance.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.9
- Features (35%)
- 8.6
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.4
Best forAARP members aged 50 and over
The AARP Auto Insurance Program from The Hartford posts the lowest published New Jersey figure on this list. Its New Jersey page says customers in the state pay an average of $1,704 a year, or about $142 a month, which is well below the full coverage market average of about $257 a month that Liberty Mutual cites. Keep in mind that this is an average across The Hartford's own program customers, so it is not a quote. The program has covered AARP members in New Jersey since 1984 and lists Accident Forgiveness, Disappearing Deductible, New Car Replacement and 24/7 claim service among its benefits. Bundling auto and home can save up to 12% on auto and up to 20% on homeowners in New Jersey, and bundlers save an average of $963. Optional coverages include roadside assistance and rental car reimbursement. Drivers who do not belong to AARP should look at NJM or Progressive instead.
- ✓Lowest published New Jersey customer average on this list at about $142 a month
- ✓Bundlers save an average of $963
- ✓Insuring AARP members in New Jersey since 1984
- ✕Built for AARP members, so most younger drivers will not qualify
- ✕The $142 figure is an average for its own customers, not a quote
- ✕Some benefits carry eligibility rules
- NJ customer average:
- $1,704 a year, about $142 a month
- In New Jersey since:
- 1984
- Bundle discount:
- Up to 12% on auto
- Average bundle savings:
- $963
Bottom line: AARP Auto Insurance from The Hartford is the best choice for New Jersey drivers over 50 because its customers in the state pay about $142 a month on average. Join AARP first if you are not a member.
- 04
State Farm
8.7/10The country's largest agent network, insuring cars since 1922.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.5
- Features (35%)
- 8.9
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.7
Best forDrivers who want a local agent and a teen discount
State Farm suits New Jersey drivers who want a named local agent and strong programs for young drivers. Its auto page says it has insured cars since 1922 and has over 19,000 auto insurance agents nationwide, and that it serves more than 96 million policies and accounts. Claims can be reported online, in the mobile app or by phone, and the company cites USA Today's America's Best Customer Service 2026 title. Drive Safe & Save can cut premiums by up to 30% based on driving data, and Steer Clear offers up to 20% off for drivers under 25 with no at-fault accidents or moving violations in three years, which matters in a state where young driver premiums run high. Bundling auto and renters can save up to $900, and switchers save an average of $740. The drawback is that State Farm publishes no New Jersey rate and its savings figures are national, so you need a quote from an agent to compare.
- ✓Named USA Today's America's Best Customer Service 2026
- ✓Drivers who switch save an average of $740
- ✓Coverage for teen drivers, sports cars and electric or hybrid cars
- ✕No New Jersey price published
- ✕Savings figures are national averages
- ✕Most quotes route through an agent
- Insuring cars since:
- 1922
- Agents:
- Over 19,000
- Drive Safe & Save:
- Up to 30%
- Average switching savings:
- $740
Bottom line: State Farm is the best choice for New Jersey households with a driver under 25 because Steer Clear can cut that driver's premium by up to 20%. Its 19,000+ agents also make it easy to get help in person.
- 05
Progressive
8.6/10A national insurer that sells direct online and by phone, with comparison tools built into its quote flow.
Price
$165.02per month
$165.02 per month average for a six-month liability-only policy
“Based on Progressive's internal data, New Jersey falls into a group of states that have higher auto insurance costs overall with an average of $165.02 per month.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.4
- Features (35%)
- 8.6
- Ease of use (25%)
- 9.0
Best forDrivers who want to compare prices online
Progressive is the easiest insurer to benchmark online in New Jersey. Its state page lays out both the Standard and Basic policy options and says that, based on its internal data, New Jersey falls in a higher-cost group of states with an average of $165.02 per month for a six-month, liability-only policy covering one car and one driver. That is a group figure, not a full coverage price, so use it as a floor rather than a quote. Discounts available in New Jersey include multi-car, multi-policy and paid in full, and Progressive also offers Snapshot, Name Your Price, Deductible Savings Bank and Loyalty Rewards. Drivers nationwide who switch save over $950 on average, and bundling a property policy saves an average of 5% on auto in most states. The page also notes that heavy traffic on the Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and I-95 can raise rates. Drivers who want a local agent or top claims ratings should compare NJM first.
- ✓Publishes a New Jersey group average of $165.02 a month
- ✓Drivers nationwide who switch save over $950 on average
- ✓Bundling property saves an average of 5% on auto in most states
- ✕Its $165.02 figure is a group average for liability-only cover
- ✕No local agents in its direct channel
- ✕Bundle savings are smaller than some rivals
- NJ average:
- $165.02 per month, liability only
- Average switching savings:
- Over $950
- Bundle savings:
- Average of 5% on auto
- Telematics:
- Snapshot
Bottom line: Progressive is the best choice for New Jersey drivers who shop online because its state page publishes a $165.02 monthly average and it offers a Name Your Price tool. Use it as the price yardstick for other quotes.
- 06
Allstate
8.4/10A national insurer with more than 90 years of experience, sold through local agents and online.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.2
- Features (35%)
- 8.5
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.5
Best forMulti-car households that want bundle savings
Allstate is a solid pick for New Jersey households with several cars and a home to insure. Its New Jersey page lists a 25% multi-car saving, an average 20% saving when you bundle home and auto, and Drivewise savings of up to 30% for safe driving. Discounts available in the state include anti-theft device, defensive driver, good student, student away at school and safe driver. Optional coverages include roadside assistance, rideshare insurance, EV coverage and rental car reimbursement, and the Allstate app stores a digital ID card that New Jersey police accept. The page also flags that auto rates just got lower in New Jersey for new business. The weak points: Allstate publishes no New Jersey price, its savings figures are national averages, and its footnotes say Drivewise data can raise rates for high-risk driving in some states. Get a quote from an Allstate agent and compare it with State Farm.
- ✓Says auto rates just got lower in New Jersey for new business
- ✓Digital ID cards accepted in New Jersey through the Allstate app
- ✓Switchers save $900 on average nationally
- ✕No New Jersey price published
- ✕Drivewise can raise rates for high-risk driving in some states
- ✕Savings figures are national averages
- Drivewise:
- Up to 30%
- Bundle savings:
- Average of 20%
- Multi-car savings:
- 25%
- Average switching savings:
- $900
Bottom line: Allstate is the best choice for New Jersey households with two or more cars because it lists a 25% multi-car saving plus an average 20% for bundling home and auto. Ask an agent for the full quote.
- 07
USAA
8.3/10An insurer for military members, veterans and their families.
Price
$239per month
New Jersey members paid $239 per month on average in 2024
“New Jersey members paid $239 per month on average in 2024” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.0
- Features (35%)
- 8.5
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.3
Best forMilitary families and veterans
USAA is the right first call for military families in New Jersey. Its New Jersey page says members paid $239 per month on average in 2024 for USAA Auto Insurance, the highest published average on this list. SafePilot gives up to 15% off just for enrolling and up to 30% off at renewal for safe driving. Members save automatically with two or more vehicles, get up to 10% off when they bundle auto and property, and may get a discount on a vehicle under 3 years old. A survey showed members saved an average of $960 a year when they switched. Policies and claims run 24/7 in the USAA Mobile App. Eligibility is the limit: only active duty, Guard and Reserve members, honorably served veterans, certain cadets and candidates, and spouses and children of members can join.
- ✓Publishes a New Jersey member average of $239 a month
- ✓Members saved an average of $960 a year after switching
- ✓Digital ID card in the app
- ✕Only military members, veterans and eligible family can join
- ✕Highest published New Jersey average on this list
- ✕Roadside assistance needs Towing and Labor coverage
- NJ member average:
- $239 per month in 2024
- SafePilot:
- Up to 30% at renewal
- Bundle discount:
- Up to 10%
- Average switching savings:
- $960 a year
Bottom line: USAA is the best choice for New Jersey military families because SafePilot can cut premiums by up to 30% and members saved $960 a year on average after switching. Everyone else should look elsewhere.
- 08
Liberty Mutual
8.2/10A national insurer with more than 100 years of history, selling online and through local agents.
Price
Customper month
No own rate published; New Jersey full coverage averages about $257 a month
“The average cost of “full” coverage car insurance in New Jersey is about $257 per month, or $3,084 per year.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 8.0
- Features (35%)
- 8.3
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.3
Best forDrivers who want to customize coverage online
Liberty Mutual is useful for New Jersey drivers who want to build a policy online and see a current market benchmark. Its New Jersey page, dated November 2026, says full coverage in the state averages about $257 per month, or $3,084 per year, a market figure rather than Liberty Mutual's own rate. The page explains the 35/70/25 minimums that apply to standard policies issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2026, along with $15,000 of PIP. Savings come from RightTrack, which can cut up to 30% for good driving, an online purchase discount and bundle discounts, and the company says switchers could save over $700. A free quote takes less than 10 minutes. The page also claims average savings against GEICO, Progressive, State Farm and Allstate, but those comparisons depend on footnoted conditions, so treat them as marketing. Liberty Mutual ranks lower here because it publishes no New Jersey price of its own.
- ✓Publishes a November 2026 New Jersey full coverage average
- ✓Switchers could save over $700
- ✓Explains New Jersey's 35/70/25 minimums and tort rules on its state page
- ✕The $257 figure is a market average, not Liberty Mutual's own price
- ✕No published New Jersey rate of its own
- ✕Savings claims compare against named rivals with conditions in footnotes
- NJ full coverage average:
- About $257 per month
- RightTrack:
- Up to 30%
- Average switching savings:
- Over $700
- Quote time:
- Under 10 minutes
Bottom line: Liberty Mutual is the best choice for New Jersey drivers who want to customize a policy online, with RightTrack savings of up to 30% and a quote in under 10 minutes. Use its $257 market average as a yardstick.
- 09
Root
7.8/10An app-based insurer that prices New Jersey policies for good drivers.
Price
Customper month
No own rate published; New Jersey full coverage averages $3,122 a year
“The average New Jersey driver pays $3,122 per year for full coverage car insurance” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 7.6
- Features (35%)
- 7.4
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.8
Best forGood drivers who want to manage everything in an app
Root is the app-first option for New Jersey drivers with clean records. Its New Jersey page says a quote takes less than 5 minutes and that customers can file a claim in as little as 3 minutes in the app. It sells the New Jersey Standard Policy with liability, collision, comprehensive, PIP and uninsured motorist coverage, plus optional rental and roadside assistance. The page does a good job of explaining the state's Right to Sue choice: drivers must pick Limited or Unlimited, and Limited applies by law if they do not choose. Root says drivers who switch can save up to $1,300 a year, and it cites an average of $3,122 per year for full coverage in New Jersey, a market figure rather than its own price. It ranks low here because it has no agents, publishes no rate of its own and has fewer policy extras than NJM or Plymouth Rock.
- ✓Switchers can save up to $1,300 a year
- ✓Explains Limited and Unlimited Right to Sue choices clearly
- ✓Fully app-based service
- ✕The $3,122 figure is a market average, not Root's price
- ✕No local agents
- ✕Pricing is aimed at good drivers
- NJ full coverage average:
- $3,122 per year
- Quote time:
- Under 5 minutes
- Claim filing:
- As little as 3 minutes
- Max switching savings:
- Up to $1,300 a year
Bottom line: Root is the best choice for New Jersey drivers who want an app-only policy because it quotes in under 5 minutes and handles claims in the app. Drivers who want an agent should pick NJM or State Farm.
- 10
Travelers
7.8/10A national insurer sold through independent agents and direct, with the MyTravelers app.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 7.8
- Features (35%)
- 7.8
- Ease of use (25%)
- 7.8
Best forDrivers who buy through an independent agent
Travelers fits New Jersey drivers who prefer to work with an independent agent who can also quote other carriers. Its car insurance page lists a Safe Driver Discount for households with no accident, violation or major comprehensive claim in three to five years, a good student discount for drivers with a B average or better, and multi-policy savings when you bundle auto with home, condo, renters, boat or umbrella cover. Loan or lease gap coverage helps drivers who finance or lease, which is common in North Jersey. Claims can be reported 24/7 and tracked in the MyTravelers app, which also handles ID cards, vehicle changes and roadside requests. Travelers ranks last here because it publishes no New Jersey page, no price and no discount percentages, so there is less to compare before you call an agent.
- ✓Sold through independent agents who can compare other carriers
- ✓Gap coverage for financed or leased cars
- ✓App for ID cards, vehicle changes, claims and roadside tracking
- ✕No New Jersey page or price published
- ✕Discount amounts are not stated
- ✕Fewer published New Jersey details than other insurers here
- Sales channel:
- Independent agents and direct
- Safe driver rule:
- No incidents in three to five years
- Good student:
- B average or better
- App:
- MyTravelers
Bottom line: Travelers is the best choice for New Jersey drivers who want an independent agent to compare its quote with other carriers, and it offers gap coverage for leased cars. Expect to call for any price.
What to check before you pay
Know the 2026 minimums: 35/70/25
For standard policies issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2026, New Jersey requires $35,000 of bodily injury liability per person and $70,000 per accident, $25,000 of property damage liability, $15,000 of personal injury protection and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. Drivers with a home or savings should quote higher limits, because a serious crash can exceed these quickly.
Choose between a Standard and a Basic policy
New Jersey also sells a Basic Policy with $5,000 of property damage liability and $15,000 of PIP, and bodily injury liability of $10,000 only as an option. It costs less but leaves you exposed if you hurt someone. Most drivers choose the Standard Policy, which includes bodily injury liability and uninsured motorist cover.
Pick your Right to Sue option on purpose
Standard Policy drivers must choose Limited or Unlimited Right to Sue. Limited costs less but restricts lawsuits for pain and suffering unless the injury is serious, and Root notes that Limited applies by law if you make no choice. Ask each insurer to quote both.
Look for a low-income option if you qualify
Drivers enrolled in federal Medicaid with hospitalization can buy the Special Automobile Insurance Policy, often called dollar-a-day insurance. Root says it costs $365 a year and covers emergency treatment after a crash and serious brain and spinal cord injuries up to $250,000, but it includes no liability coverage.
Use published prices as yardsticks
Liberty Mutual puts New Jersey full coverage at about $257 a month as of November 2026, and Root cites $3,122 a year. The Hartford's New Jersey customers pay about $142 a month, USAA members paid $239 a month in 2024, and Progressive places New Jersey in a group averaging $165.02 a month for liability-only policies. Get at least three quotes, starting with NJM and Plymouth Rock.
FAQ
What is the best car insurance in New Jersey?
NJM Insurance is the best car insurance in New Jersey for most drivers in 2026. It is headquartered in West Trenton and J.D. Power has certified its auto claims experience as outstanding nine years in a row. Plymouth Rock and State Farm are the next quotes to get.
What is the cheapest car insurance in New Jersey?
AARP Auto Insurance from The Hartford has the lowest published New Jersey figure on our list, at about $142 a month for its customers on average. That average covers The Hartford's AARP program customers, so drivers outside AARP should compare NJM, Plymouth Rock and Progressive quotes.
How much is car insurance in New Jersey per month?
Full coverage averages about $257 a month in New Jersey, according to Liberty Mutual's November 2026 figure. Progressive puts New Jersey in a group averaging $165.02 a month for liability-only policies, and USAA members in the state paid $239 a month in 2024.
What car insurance is required in New Jersey?
A New Jersey Standard Policy needs at least 35/70/25 liability limits, $15,000 of personal injury protection and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage. Those limits apply to standard policies issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2026. A cheaper Basic Policy exists but has much lower limits.
Is New Jersey a no-fault state for car insurance?
Yes, New Jersey is a no-fault state. Your own personal injury protection pays your medical bills after a crash no matter who caused it, and Standard Policy drivers also choose Limited or Unlimited Right to Sue.
Is NJM only for New Jersey residents?
No, NJM sells auto insurance in Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania. It is headquartered in West Trenton, New Jersey, and sells online, by phone and through a select network of independent agents.
Which New Jersey car insurer is best for military families?
USAA is the best choice for military families in New Jersey. Its SafePilot program can cut premiums by up to 30% at renewal, and members saved an average of $960 a year after switching, but only military members, veterans and eligible family can join.
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