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What does owner-exclusive insurance mean?

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DiAlexis
07/29/25 5:19am
Owner-exclusive insurance is a protection insurance specifically purchased and enjoyed by vehicle owners. Below is an introduction to auto insurance: Introduction: Motor vehicle insurance refers to a type of commercial insurance that provides liability coverage for personal injuries or property damage caused by natural disasters or accidents involving motor vehicles. Content: Its insurance clients are primarily legal entities and individuals who own various motorized vehicles; the subject of insurance mainly includes various types of automobiles, but also covers specialized vehicles such as electric cars, battery-powered vehicles, and motorcycles. Meaning: Auto insurance, also known as motor vehicle insurance or simply car insurance, refers to a type of commercial insurance that provides liability coverage for personal injuries or property damage caused by natural disasters or accidents involving motor vehicles.
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VanEmmett
08/12/25 8:54am
I just bought insurance for my new SUV a few days ago and did some research on this. Owner-exclusive insurance is essentially a personalized package designed specifically for car owners. The basic configuration definitely includes compulsory traffic insurance (which is mandatory by the state) and third-party liability insurance. But the key point is that it customizes additional coverage based on actual daily driving needs. For example, those who frequently drive long distances like us are advised to add tire insurance, while new drivers are recommended to get vehicle damage and scratch insurance. The most considerate part is the fast claims process. Last week, my colleague had a minor scratch on his car, and by simply uploading photos via the insurance company's app, the claim was settled and the payment arrived in just three hours.
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