Liability Coverage
Covers — Damage you cause to others (bodily injury & property)
Minimum legal requirement in most states. Protects others if you're at fault, but doesn't cover your own vehicle.
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Covers — Damage you cause to others (bodily injury & property)
Minimum legal requirement in most states. Protects others if you're at fault, but doesn't cover your own vehicle.
Covers — Damage to your vehicle from accidents
Pays for repairs after a collision, regardless of fault. Essential for newer or financed vehicles.
Covers — Non-collision damage (theft, weather, vandalism)
Protects against fire, theft, falling objects, animal strikes, and natural disasters.
Covers — Damage from uninsured or underinsured drivers
Protects you if hit by someone without insurance or with coverage too low to pay damages.
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It depends on your state's minimums, your assets, and your risk tolerance. Many experts recommend at least 100/300/100. Use our coverage calculator for a personalized recommendation.
Yes — raise your deductible, bundle policies, keep a clean record, ask about discounts, and compare quotes every year. Small changes often save 15–30%.
Age, driving history, location, vehicle, credit (in most states), mileage, coverage levels, and claims history all play a role. Urban and high-risk areas usually cost more.
For newer or financed cars, usually yes. For older cars worth under ~$3,000–4,000, liability-only can make more sense. Try our comparison calculator.
Review before every renewal, and after major life changes. Comparing every 6–12 months helps many drivers save $300–500 a year.
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