What types of coverage are included in motor vehicle damage insurance?

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McDylan
07/28/25 3:16pm
Motor vehicle damage insurance includes natural disaster coverage and accidental damage coverage. Below are the details regarding motor vehicle damage insurance: 1. Coverage Details: Motor vehicle damage insurance refers to compensation provided by the insurer according to the insurance contract when the insured vehicle suffers damage due to natural disasters or accidents covered under the policy. If vehicle damage insurance is not purchased, the repair costs after vehicle damage will be borne by the vehicle owner. 2. Important Notes: Vehicle damage insurance is a type of commercial insurance and is not mandatory for vehicle owners to purchase. Owners can choose to insure based on their actual needs.
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Jasmine
08/11/25 10:48pm
Hey, as an experienced driver who has been through several accidents, I can tell you that motor vehicle damage insurance is a major component of auto insurance. It includes basic coverage such as collision insurance, which covers repair costs if you hit something while driving; theft insurance, which compensates you if your entire car is stolen; natural disaster insurance, which covers damage from events like typhoons or hail; water damage insurance, specifically for engine damage caused by flooding; glass breakage insurance, which covers repairs if only your windshield or windows are shattered; and additional equipment insurance, which protects aftermarket upgrades like sound systems or headlights. From my experience, these coverages handle most unexpected incidents, but don’t skimp—getting full coverage gives you peace of mind.
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