Consumer Reports reveals the crucial questions to ask before your next rental.

Florida ranks as the third most expensive state for car insurance, and you’ll see plenty of newer vehicles on the road.

A new report from the Labor Department shows nationwide the cost of auto insurance jumped nearly 2% in April, bringing the total annual gain to over 22%.

A few small changes could amount to big savings when it comes to what you pay for car insurance.

Major auto insurers like Allstate, State Farm and Progressive are refusing to write policies for Kia and Hyundai vehicles in certain cities. Tell us if you’ve had any issues with insurance on your Kia or Hyundai.

With car insurance premiums recently rising higher than inflation, it's more important than ever to find ways to lower your bill. The good news: Consumer Reports found cost-saving tricks its experts say actually work!

As inflation drives the cost of everything from groceries, gas and housing higher, many Floridians are looking for ways to save money. With several factors driving the state’s car insurance premiums to be the highest in the nation, there are ways you can try to cut that cost.