Car Insurance Companies in Florida
Geico is the biggest car insurance company in Florida.
Progressive and State Farm are also popular options. As you are comparing car insurance companies in Florida, pay attention to each company's coverage options, discounts, customer satisfaction and stability. These features can help you decide if it's worth it to get a quote.
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Largest car insurance companies in Florida
Company | Premiums written ($ billions) | Market share | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geico | $6.1B | 24% | |
| Progressive | $5.4B | 21% | |
| State Farm | $3.8B | 15% | |
| Allstate | $2.7B | 11% | |
| USAA | $1.7B | 7% |
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1. Geico
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Editor rating80/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share24%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power812J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestA++AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
2. Progressive
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Editor rating60/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share21%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power801J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestA+AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
3. State Farm
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Editor rating90/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share15%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power833J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestA++AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
4. Allstate
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Editor rating60/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share11%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power821J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestA+AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
5. USAA
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Editor rating90/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share7%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power858J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better. USAA does not meet the requirements for official ranking because of its eligibility restrictions.
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AM BestA++AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
6. Liberty Mutual
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Editor rating70/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share3%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power797J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestAAM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
7. Farmers
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Editor rating70/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share3%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power777J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestAAM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
8. Kemper
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Editor rating30/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share2%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. PowerN/AJ.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestA-AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
9. Travelers
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Editor rating70/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share2%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power798J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestA++AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
10. Auto-Owners
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Editor rating80/100ValuePenguin's editorial team scores insurance companies based on independent research, factoring in customer support, affordability, coverage and overall shopping experience.
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Market share2%The percentage of the insurance market in Florida for this company.
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J.D. Power782J.D. Power overall satisfaction scores are out of 1,000 with higher scores being better.
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AM BestA++AM Best's financial strength rating is a letter grade describing an insurer's financial ability to pay out claims. The highest grade is A++.
Sources
Company market share and written premium data is from S&P Capital IQ and was gathered in January 2024. Data is based on 2022 market share and written premiums.
Sources for this article include the 2023 J.D. Power U.S. Auto Insurance Study, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), the U.S. Census Bureau and the following car insurance companies:
- Allstate
- Auto-Owners
- Farmers
- Geico
- Kemper
- Liberty Mutual
- Progressive
- State Farm
- Travelers
- USAA
About the Author
Senior Writer
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Cate Deventer is a Senior Writer who specializes in health insurance, Medicare, auto and home insurance. She's been a licensed insurance agent since 2011.
She started her insurance career working as a customer service agent for State Farm. She later moved to an independent agency, where she worked with several insurance companies and hundreds of clients. She quoted policies, filed claims and answered insurance questions. In 2021, she pivoted her career and began writing about insurance for Bankrate. She moved to ValuePenguin in 2023 and began writing about health insurance and Medicare.
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