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The Hartford TV Commercial, 'The Unexpected: Nail Gun Mishap'
The Hartford
A pair of contractors are finishing up a job in a luxurious building surrounded by expensive and highly breakable decorations. After a small mishap with the nail gun, one beautiful piece shatters into pieces. They call The Hartford immediately to check if they're covered for breaking something in a customer's home. The Hartford employee reassures them that everything is taken care of -- they chose the right small business insurance.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'When You Need Them'
The Hartford
Endorsed by AARP, The Hartford auto insurance program offers lifetime renewability and guarantees that customers won't be dropped if they have an accident. For a free quote, viewers are invited to call The Hartford.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'Time Stopped' Featuring Matt McCoy
The Hartford
Matt McCoy visits Alex Cauliflower, a customer of the AARP Auto Insurance Program from The Hartford. Alex takes pride in his cars, so when he got into an accident, he said that time stopped. Through The Hartford, Alex says he was able to choose which body shop he went to. You are encouraged to call The Hartford for a quote.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'What Customers Are Saying'
The Hartford
Why are drivers over the age of 50 switching to the AARP Auto Insurance Program from The Hartford? Matt McCoy, a The Hartford customer, sets out to find out from other actual customers. The customers share they got a better policy with better coverage and a better rate. The Hartford says four out of five AARP members aged 50 and older who switched from top insurance companies still got a lower rate and it won't drop those it covers.
The Hartford TV Commercial Featuring Amy Purdy
The Hartford
Amy Purdy has faced tougher challenges throughout her life than this mountain. The Hartford supports Americans everywhere who define themselves by what they can do.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'Lifetime Renewability'
The Hartford
Matt McCoy shares his experience of saving money by switching to the AARP Auto Insurance Program from The Hartford. According to The Hartford, the average driver making the change will save $420 and get lifetime renewability on their policy.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'Randall Rhymer'
The Hartford
Matt McCoy interviews other The Hartford customers, like Randall Rhymer, to figure out what they like about the program and why they switched to The Hartford AARP Insurance program.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'Take a Ride' Featuring Matt McCoy
The Hartford
Matt McCoy takes a ride with Randall Rhymer, an actual customer of The Hartford, to find out why he switched to the AARP Auto Insurance Program. When Rhymer explains that The Hartford saved him money, McCoy adds that its lifetime renewability benefit guarantees that customers won't be dropped even if they get in an accident.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'Let's Take a Ride: Car Replacement' Featuring Matt McCoy
The Hartford
Matt McCoy and The Hartford says that if you're 50 or over you should consider its AARP Auto insurance plans. It comes with benefits like if your car is totaled, it will provide you complete compensation for your car. It can help you save money and says over 96 percent of its clients would recommend The Hartford.
The Hartford TV Commercial, 'Let's Take a Ride' Featuring Matt McCoy
The Hartford
Actor Matt McCoy talks to prospective clients about the benefits of the AARP Auto Insurance Program they can obtain through The Hartford, and that 96 percent of customers recommend it to their friends.