Michiganders are saving an average of $357 on auto insurance because of 2019 reforms, according to one new analysis. Critics say the study doesn’t show the full picture.

The legacy of Michigan’s 1973 no-fault auto insurance law is the root cause of the auto insurance crisis the state has spent ...

Eric Poe, CEO of CURE Auto Insurance, a New Jersey–based car insurer that entered the Michigan market four years ago and now has over 100,000 customers here, appears on Michigan Matters to discuss ...

The paper trail for consumer complaints against auto insurance companies in Michigan is challenging to track. Under state law, specific complaints filed against insurers with the Michigan Department ...

The average car insurance premium in Michigan is $3,100 a year for full coverage and $883 for state-required minimum coverage, according to data from Bankrate. That's significantly higher than the ...

Last week the Metro Times reported that there were no guaranteed savings under the GOP/Whitmer auto insurance bill, which critics said was full of “massive loopholes.” Whitmer and Republicans’ claim ...

The company is facing criticism and lawsuits for its style of claims investigations. CURE defends its strict practices as necessary to combat fraud and keep insurance affordable for honest customers.

Compare car insurance companies in Michigan to find the best options for your coverage needs Written By Written by Insurance Staff Writer, WSJ | Buy Side Kara McGinley is a staff Insurance Writer at ...

USAA is the highest-rated car insurance in our Michigan evaluation, thanks to its below-average rates and coverage offerings, like free accident forgiveness. Progressive, Auto-Owners and Geico also ...