Each of us understands "cheapest" in his own way. For me, cheapest shoes can mean the cheapest footwear I can find that lasts more than six months. This may be $50. If your meaning of cheapest is to have shoes that last for one month, then for you it's $10. This principle applies also to auto insurance, where you need to carefully define what the cheapest option means.

First of all, no matter what's your meaning of cheapest, you need to start gathering quotes from as many companies as you can. There are so many sites that offer free auto insurance quotes for all states, where you only type your zip code in a box and you're presented several quotes online, quickly and free of charge. There's no bouding, so if you don't like those quotes, you don't have to buy anything.

In my view, that's the best place to start if you want to find the cheapest auto insurance deal, but keep in mind that you need to check with the insurance companyt before signing any agreement, that all your required coverage terms are included. If it's cheap but incomplete, it's simply not good enough.