When it comes to auto insurance, most folks think there are only two options - full coverage or liability only. There is actually a third, in-between, option known as comprehensive coverage.
Comprehensive is quite the jewel of the coverage bundles, providing coverage for many frequently occuring perils for your vehicle! This coverage is often removed without any thought when a client decides their vehicle is no longer worthy of needing collision coverage. They simply move straight past this overlooked middle option, when choosing to go to liability only. Another good point, this coverage typically costs considerably less than collision coverage and can help keep a vehicle qualified in the preferred tier.
- Theft
- Vandalism
- Fire
- Glass damage (such as a broken windshield)
- Damage sustained from hitting an animal or bird
- Damage from falling objects or missiles
- Damage sustained due to severe weather or natural disasters such as wind storms, hail, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc.
· Full Coverage – this term typically refers to an auto policy having both comprehensive and collision coverages, atop the liability and PIP/medical coverages.
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