Tickets and DUIs insurers

# Insurer Type Market share (2025) AM Best
16 Sentry Insurance (Dairyland, The General)Wisconsin mutual whose personal auto business is nonstandard: Dairyland, sold through agents, and The General, bought from American Family at the end of 2024. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.83% A+ (Superior)
17 KemperChicago-based specialty auto insurer selling Kemper Auto and Infinity policies through agents in 10 states, focused on nonstandard and Spanish-speaking drivers. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.80% A- (Excellent), negative outlook
38 Old American County Mutual (Orpheus Group)Fronting carrier group behind many Texas nonstandard auto policies; MGAs sell and service the coverage on Old American County Mutual paper. Program carriers and fronting insurers 0.25% —
39 Home State Insurance GroupWaco-based county mutual that issues Texas auto policies for dozens of MGAs and carriers, plus Equity Insurance, an Oklahoma nonstandard auto brand. Program carriers and fronting insurers 0.25% —
40 Aspire General InsuranceCalifornia-based nonstandard auto insurer, founded in 2013, selling low-down-payment policies through independent brokers in California, Arizona and Texas. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.24% —
43 Fred Loya InsuranceEl Paso-based seller of low-cost, often minimum-limit auto policies through 800-plus storefront offices in about a dozen Sun Belt and Midwest states. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.22% —
52 First Acceptance InsuranceNashville nonstandard auto insurer controlled by investor Gerald J. Ford, selling through independent agents in 15 states since it sold its stores in 2023. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.16% C++ (Marginal)
54 United Automobile Insurance CompanyFamily-owned Miami Gardens insurer selling low-cost auto policies, nearly all in Florida, via independent agents. A 2025 state exam found reserves short. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.13% —
55 AssuranceAmericaAtlanta nonstandard auto insurer founded in 1999 and private since 2013. It sells through more than 9,500 independent agents in 13 states, with no credit check. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.13% —
59 Safeway InsuranceFamily-owned Westmont, Illinois auto insurer founded in 1959 that sells low-cost policies through agents in 12 states, including to drivers new to the U.S. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.10% A (Excellent)
61 GoAuto InsuranceBaton Rouge low-cost auto insurer founded in 2009 that sells no-frills policies direct, online and in storefront offices, in eight Southern and Western states. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.09% —
63 Warrior Insurance NetworkChicago-area group behind First Chicago, United Security and West Virginia National, selling auto policies through independent agents in about 15 states. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.09% —
86 Mendota Insurance (Citadel Partners Group)The NAIC group behind Mendota Insurance, a Nashville-area nonstandard auto insurer sold through independent agents to drivers other carriers turn away. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.05% —
100 Anchor General InsuranceA privately owned San Diego insurer that sells nonstandard auto liability and physical damage coverage through agents in California, Arizona and Texas. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists 0.04% B+ (Good)
— Bristol WestFarmers-owned nonstandard auto insurer, founded in Florida in 1973 and sold through agents and brokers in 43 states to drivers with tickets, DUIs or no credit. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists — A (Excellent), positive outlook
— Direct Auto InsuranceNonstandard auto brand sold in 450+ storefronts in 12 mostly Southern states, by phone and online; owned by Allstate through National General. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists — —
— Infinity InsuranceKemper-owned nonstandard auto name, now a Spanish-bilingual agency in 11 states that places drivers with Kemper Auto and other carriers. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists — A- (Excellent), negative outlook (Infinity insurance companies, as members of Kemper Property & Casualty Group)
— National GeneralAllstate's independent-agent brand, the former GMAC Insurance, writing nonstandard and standard auto; Allstate bought it for $4 billion in 2021. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists — —
— The GeneralNashville-based nonstandard auto brand known for Shaquille O'Neal ads, owned by Sentry Insurance since Sentry bought it from American Family at the end of 2024. Nonstandard and high-risk specialists — A+ (Superior)

Ranked by 2025 U.S. private passenger auto direct premiums written, from NAIC market share data. NAIC groups combine affiliated companies, so a group may sell under several brand names.