There are a few ways to do this. You can approach an insurance broker directly at his office or contact him by phone. He, in turn, will research the market on his behalf and advise you on the best deals to suit your needs. Most of the time, the insurance broker will be independent and therefore will be able to get insurance quotes from all the insurance companies in the market, or only from a panel of, say, ten insurance companies. Either way, he’ll get you a printed insurance quote that best suits your needs.

However, if you do not wish to use the services of an insurance broker, you can always contact the insurance companies directly by phone. They will issue you an auto insurance quote to confirm that the details provided over the phone have been entered correctly.

And if that doesn’t appeal to you, then you can surf the Internet by simply typing in a word or phrase like “car insurance” and check out all the right offers from various insurance companies (instead of contacting them on the phone). You can then print all the auto insurance quotes so you can do comparison shopping later.

Finally, you can visit an auto insurance comparison website that will explore the market based on the information you entered on your application form. Subsequently, you will be provided with a budget that you can print later.

Always keep in mind that whichever way you use to shop for insurance, it’s essential that you make sure you answer questions (whether face-to-face, over the phone, or online) honestly. It is imperative that you provide all important information that could influence the cost of your auto insurance quote, even if no one has asked you for it. For example, you are employed and your car has been insured for social and domestic purposes, as well as travel to and from your workplace. But you deliberately do not tell the insurance company that you also run a business as a sideline in your spare time. In the event an accident occurs while you are involved in your side business, you will not be able to file a claim because you did not provide them with that relevant information (insurance company).