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What if your car gets damaged in an accident? Can you afford to pay out of pocket for repairs? That’s where collision insurance coverage comes in handy. It helps with repairing or replacing your vehicle after a crash, regardless of fault. Keep reading this article to learn about what collision car insurance is, what it covers, and whether it’s worth the cost. 

If anything happens to your car, the first thing that comes to your mind is, "Will my insurance cover it?" The answer always depends on how the damage occurred and what types of car insurance coverage you have. For instance, if your windshield is shattered by hail or a falling tree, comprehensive car insurance would help. But if it’s shattered by a collision with another vehicle, then comprehensive car insurance won’t come in handy. In this article, we’ll simply discuss what comprehensive car insurance is and what it covers for you.

When buying a car, many people are drawn to vehicles with rebuilt titles because of their lower prices. However, these bargains often come with a catch. A rebuilt title signals that the car was once heavily damaged and declared a total loss before being repaired and deemed roadworthy. While such vehicles may be safe to drive, insurance can become a major challenge. Higher premiums, limited coverage, and hesitant insurers are common hurdles. So, how does a rebuilt title affect insurance? In this article, we’ll discuss everything a policyholder must know about a rebuilt car title and its insurance procedures. Let’s start over.