Auto Insurance
Your car is valuable to you — probably one of your most expensive investments. To protect what you've put into your vehicle, you need auto insurance. Car insurance protects you from financial losses caused by accidents you can't control. If you have a wreck, your insurer agrees to pay for some or all of your vehicle's damage and other losses. For the simple cost of a policy premium, you have financial security if something goes wrong.
Drivers have choices about what's in their policies. Most contain a combination of:
- Liability — covers damage you cause to others (bodily injury & property)
- Collision — damage to your own vehicle after a wreck
- Comprehensive — non-accident damage (weather, theft, vandalism)
- Medical payments — your and your passengers' medical bills
- Uninsured/underinsured motorist
- Roadside assistance
- Rental car reimbursement
- New-car replacement
- Gap coverage for leased or financed vehicles
- Accident forgiveness
