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A quote is just an estimate and nothing more. The more accurate the information you give them the more accurate the quote will be. If you have more claims, tickets, accidents, etc. than you tell the agent then the quote will be different. Often times the VIN number of the vehicle shows a different symbol than the quote does so the price is higher or lower.
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