Imagine driving peacefully down a parkway, enjoying the flow of traffic, when suddenly, without warning, the car ahead slams into reverse and crashes into your vehicle. You’re left shocked, confused, and trying to make sense of what just happened. This…
The “Kia challenge” could be about to impact your auto insurance in a big way! Did you know that several large auto insurance carriers in Washington will no longer offer you a new policy if you own a Kia or…
If you’re planning on purchasing a new car, you’re probably trying to find all the possible ways to save enough money so you can purchase the one you want. One of the ways you can save money is being wary…
Comprehensive insurance coverage is an optional addition to your car insurance policy designed to repair or replace a vehicle that has been damaged in a variety of scenarios except for a collision or rolling over. Sounds simple enough right? Well,…
When people go on vacation or travel, they rent cars, and they want to know if their current coverage is going to extend to the rental car. This is an important concern as it is getting seemingly more and more…
What should car insurance cost? How much is it per month? These are some of the most commonly asked questions we get from our clients. Unfortunately, there isn’t a concrete answer because there are so many different variables that affect…
In our previous blog, we talked about what to do if you get into a car accident that’s not your fault. Now, we’ll be discussing what to do if you get into an accident that is your fault and are…
If you get in an accident that’s not your fault, you may be wondering if you should file the claim with your car insurance company or the opposite party’s insurance company. Before we answer this question, there are three other…
By Ryan Stueber, Agency Co-Founder & Agent The truth about what happens when I get into an accident with an uninsured driver? Do I have enough uninsured motorist coverage? “I thought Auto Insurance is required to drive in Washington state!?”…
Many car owners are happy to get 100,000 miles out of their car before trading in for a new one. Some adventurous car owners try to squeeze 200,000 miles out before calling it. Long time PNW Insurance Group client Sherrie…