Is it possible not to purchase motor vehicle loss insurance?

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VanBrantley
07/24/25 5:49pm
Vehicle damage insurance can be waived. As a type of commercial auto insurance, the purchase of vehicle damage insurance entirely depends on the car owner's needs. Here is relevant information: Vehicle Damage Insurance: This insurance is quite practical. It refers to a commercial auto insurance where the insurer compensates within reasonable limits for damages to the insured vehicle caused by an accident occurring while the vehicle is being used by the insured or an authorized driver. Benefits of purchasing vehicle damage insurance: However, in the event of an accident, one would have to bear the full economic loss themselves. It is an important category in vehicle insurance, providing certain economic compensation to the injured party to alleviate financial pressure caused by accidents. Moreover, the annual premium for the insurance is not excessively high. If not purchased, one would need to fully bear the substantial costs after an accident, making vehicle damage insurance a necessary purchase.
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VonFrank
08/11/25 9:49am
I know many people are wondering whether they can skip purchasing vehicle damage insurance. In fact, according to regulations, this is not a compulsory insurance. The state only mandates the purchase of compulsory traffic insurance, while vehicle damage insurance is a commercial insurance, and it's up to you to decide whether to buy it. However, after driving for three years, I feel that not buying it is too risky. In case of scratches or accidents, repair costs can easily amount to thousands, and paying out of pocket can be quite painful, especially for salaried workers with limited income—this is not an expense you can easily save on. A friend of mine didn’t buy it last year and ended up getting rear-ended, costing over ten thousand yuan in repairs, which he deeply regretted. Although insurance means spending a bit more each month, it can save you a lot of hassle and protect your assets when it matters most. Of course, if you drive infrequently and park in safe locations, you might temporarily skip it, but I still recommend considering your own situation and not taking big risks just to save a little money in the short term.
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