
Root car insurance for your make and model
You picked your car, now pick car insurance that could save you hundreds.
What you drive could matter
Your car can be described in many ways—color, number of doors, year—but when it comes to insuring it, you’ll need to know the make and model of your vehicle. The make is the brand (Ford, Chevrolet, Audi, etc.). The model is the specific type of car you’ve selected like Focus, Silverado, or Q5. So, your make and model might be a Ford Focus, Chevy Silverado, or an Audi Q5.
Some makes and models are more expensive to repair than others. That’s why all insurers, including Root, need that information to offer a quote. The good news is that with Root how you drive is more important than what you drive.
Still have questions about insuring your make and model with Root?
How does Root car insurance work?
Get a quote and get on the road in less than 5 minutes with Root. It’s practical, simple, and fast car insurance for drivers who have more important stuff to do.
Easily manage your policy in the Root app, where you can view insurance cards, file a claim, and make changes to your coverages.
Do you cover motorcycles, ATV, exotic, or commercial vehicles?
We don’t cover these vehicles at this time. We’re working on excelling in the personal vehicle industry at the moment, but you can sign up for our email list to be notified of any changes.
Do you offer “full coverage?” What does “full coverage” mean?
There’s actually no such thing as full coverage in the industry. But the term usually refers to Liability (Bodily Injury and Property Damage), Collision, and Comprehensive coverages. Root offers all of these coverages.
To learn more about all our coverage options, visit our car insurance coverages page. Check out our Car insurance in everyday English article series to better understand what these coverages mean.
Do you offer Roadside Assistance?
We offer optional Roadside Assistance with every Root policy. Simply make a request through the app. Any service less than $100 is covered for vehicles on your policy, up to three incidents per 6-month policy term.
Roadside Assistance is purchased separately in California.