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The most basic Car insurance policies required by jurisprudence close not include Car theft. To cover your automobile against theft you Testament entail to add what is called comprehensive insurance to your policy.
Comprehensive Coverage
Entire coverage protects you against damage or loss from a collection of situations which discharge not contain accidents, including auto theft. Comprehensive policies typically cover your car against theft, fire, flood, vandalism and sometimes other incidentals.
Comprehensive Insurance and Car Loans
If you make payments on your car as a result of a lease or car loan you will usually be required to carry comprehensive coverage on your car insurance as you do not fully own your car.
Some policies cover your car and any items inside it, while others only cover the car's value. If the car is recovered different policies treat the theft differently. Also, some policies will provide you a rental car in the event of car theft while others will not.
If your car is older and does not carry high value it is likely not worth the cost to carry comprehensive insurance as your theft payout after deductible would be very small.
Fine Print
Before purchasing a comprehensive insurance policy read the fine print.
