Which car insurance companies sell the most policies in Florida?

As with most states, Florida has its own set of rules particular to Florida auto insurance.  Some of these include requiring only Personal Injury Protection and Property Damage Liability; changing and/or canceling your current policy at any time (allowing Floridians to shop around regularly for the best rates); earning lower rates through better credit (including paying bills on time); paying a higher deductible; being aware of the no-fault status of Florida (which means that regardless of who is at fault, each party must get their own insurance company to pay for their damages); knowing that when you’re over 55, you get a discount (but you need to renew every three years); and being sure to use a state-licensed insurance provider.

All of the top five companies understand Florida’s auto insurance policies, and each has something unique to offer (for instance, Nationwide has some special discounts for Floridians and AIG promises not to deny any Floridian based on their credit scores).  Any of the five should serve Floridians well in their auto insurance.