How does auto insurance work in at fault collision?

by admin on February 7, 2010 · 2 comments

Hello, I am curious as to how my auto insurance policy would cover body damage to my car. I have comprehensive/collision coverage, as it is only a few years old and still owed by the bank. I accidentally ran into the side of my garage, and the front right side and bumper have scratches/dents in it. The nearest body shop quotes average in the 1800 dollar range for repairs, which I don’t have. Can I have my insurance cover this, with a 500 dollar deductible, and if so, will it affect my insurance rates? My insurer is California State Automobile Association. Thanks.

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Mushu February 7, 2010 at 3:43 pm

Yes, your collision coverage will take care of this damage. It may negatively affect your rates, but not nearly as much as paying for the damage yourself out of pocket.

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