What Insurance Should You Get for Your Car?
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New car owners can choose insurance based on their needs. Here are detailed recommendations: 1. Beginners with financial flexibility should opt for "full coverage": For novice car owners with good financial conditions, if your vehicle is of high value, you may choose "full coverage" in the first year, including compulsory traffic insurance, vehicle damage insurance, third-party liability insurance, passenger liability insurance, comprehensive theft insurance, scratch insurance, glass breakage insurance, and no-deductible insurance—totaling 8 types. This provides comprehensive protection for your car. 2. Budget-conscious beginners should select basic insurance as needed: If finances are tight, novice drivers can choose appropriate coverage based on their vehicle usage. For vehicles with fixed parking spots used only for commuting, compulsory traffic insurance, vehicle damage insurance, and third-party liability insurance are sufficient. If the vehicle frequently carries family or friends, passenger liability insurance is also recommended. 3. Experienced drivers should choose insurance appropriately: Skilled drivers with lower accident risks generally need only compulsory traffic insurance, vehicle damage insurance, and third-party liability insurance for basic protection. If the car lacks a fixed parking spot and is often used for travel, comprehensive theft insurance and scratch insurance should also be considered.