Originally posted by GOnSHO
All you need is comprehensive insurance..
i can attest to this as my car WAS involved in a hit and run (with comprehensive) and needed to be repaired. I paid a 500 deductible i believe (may have been 250) and it was repaired at no fault of my own.
I'm not saying your lying, but that's just not true. Comprehensive never covers hit & run. You may have had collision without knowing it or they may have found the other driver and claimed on their policy.
As to the OP, I'm happy to say my clients are well educated. More than one of them posted the correct response. You MUST have liability of some kind to be parked on the street. That is the law. Whether or not that law makes sense is another conversation. The chances of your car magically rolling down the street are ridiculously low BUT I have had it happen to one of my clients. The vehicle was parked on a bit of an incline and the client came out in the morning to find his car had rolled about 30 feet right into the front end of another vehicle.
If you want protection from Hit & Run, then you need collision as well. If you want protection from theft, vandalism, hail, etc. then you need to add comprehensive.
OP, do you have somewhere to park the car that isn't on the street (driveway, garage, back yard, etc.)? If it's on private property you can have as much or as little coverage as you are comfortable with.
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