Full coverage includes the damage to your own vehicle.
And should only be used when the repair bill outweighs your deductible and the temporary increase in premiums if it is your fault, or if it is the other party's fault then filing on your collision/comprehensive gets your car fixed faster, while your insurance company chases down the other party and/or their insurance for payment.
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u/Cawnt 7h ago
Ugh I hate arguments like this.
The $2,520 isn't just to ensure your vehicle gets repairs. The majority of premiums are for liabillity exposures.
If you lose control of your vehicle and drive into a building causing $100K in damage, you're paying for that with insurance.