**The following has three parts, read the information carefully and answer the prompts and questions below.** Help the Martin family shop for car insurance for their 2005 Honda Accord DX, a four-door sedan. Shopping for car insurance is a little like shopping for a new camera. Just like camera stores, different insurance agencies charge different amounts for similar products. People who are financially responsible shop around for the lowest rates. The Martin family has already found one quote: $96.67 per month.

Find two more quotes for them. You can make phone calls to insurance companies or visit Web Sites. If you call a company, you will want to speak with an insurance agent, the person who sells insurance policies. If you call an agent, let them know upfront that this is part of an assignment. Some information you will need to tell the agent includes the following:

- Their bodily injury limit is $100,000
- The main driver is female and married.
- The driver's birth date is 10/16/1961.
- There have been no accidents or violations in the past five years.
- The car has two-wheel, anti-lock brakes, full front airbags, and an anti-theft device (audible alarm).
- The car is used for a commute to work, which is approximately nine miles.
- The vehicle is kept at their residence.
- They live in your home town.
- Their annual mileage is about 10,000 miles.
- They would like their deductible to be $500.

Step 1: Write your first quote and the name of the insurance company
Step 2: Write your second quote and the name of the insurance company.
Step 3: In three or four sentences, describe the differences and similarities you notice between the two insurance quotes.