This coverage helps pay for repairs to a vehicle damaged by a collision with another vehicle or object. Examples of this include a collision with a tree, trash can or garage door. Collision may also provide coverage if a car rolls over even if another vehicle is not involved. To obtain this coverage, please choose a deductible, which represents the portion of damages you would pay before your insurance coverage would activate. If you do not wish this coverage, simply choose “No Coverage.
Optional coverage that protects your vehicle if it is damaged in an accident. Since the cost of insuring some older vehicles for collision could be higher than the value of the vehicle itself, collision coverage is optional.
Automobile insurance coverage that reimburses you for damage to your own vehicle, when the damage results from overturn or collision with another object — not necessarily a vehicle.
This coverage provides protection against loss or damage to a covered auto or a non-owned auto resulting from the impact with another vehicle or object. Collision losses are paid regardless of fault. Back to list of terms.
Protects your vehicle in case of accidents that are considered your fault, or partially at-fault. Hit & run accidents are only covered if you purchased collision coverage. This coverage will always be subject to a deductible.
Pays for damage to your car without regard to who caused an accident. The company must pay for the repair or up to the actual cash value of your vehicle, minus your deductible.
(See Automobile Collision Coverage.)
If your car collides with another vehicle or object, this coverage pays for the repair of your car. The insurance company is responsible for the repair cost, less the amount of the deductible, for which you are responsible.
Collision coverage covers the cost of fixing or replacing your car after an accident, regardless of who was driving and who was at fault. The coverage is limited to the actual cash value of your car minus your deductible.
Coverage for when your car is damaged as a result of colliding with another object-a brick wall, for example, or a rollover. This insurance applies only to the car. It doesn't cover whatever the car collided with (that's what your property damage liability is for). This coverage is optional.
Collision coverage, or insurance, covers the damage to your car from another vehicle, person, object or surface of the road.
This covers the physical damage done to your car because of a collision with another vehicle or object, regardless of who is at fault. Collision does not cover bodily injury or property damage liability-it protects your vehicle only, and is usually subject to a deductible.
Protects the insured motor vehicle against direct and accidental loss by collision with another vehicle or fixed object (such as a light post, fire hydrant, etc.).
Pays for damage to an insured vehicle caused by upsetting or colliding with another vehicle or object. (Lenders require collision and comprehensive coverage if there is a lien on the insured vehicle.)
If your automobile collides with another vehicle or object, this coverage pays to repair the damage to your auto, regardless of whose fault it was. It also may cover damage to a rental car that you use. Check with insurance company for details.
Pays for damage to your car when it hits or is hit by another car or object, or if the car overturns.
A form of automobile insurance that covers loss to the insured's own vehicle caused by collision with another vehicle or object or upset (overturning of the vehicle).
Pays for damage to your car as a result of an impact.
automobile insurance that protects a person against accident-related damages to his or her own car
In Auto insurance, a type of Physical Damage coverage that covers loss that occurs when the insured auto strikes another object or vehicle. May also include upset or overturn of the insured auto.
This covers loss of one's personal vehicle as a result of a collision with another vehicle or object.
Pays for damage to your vehicle or a vehicle you are operating caused by a collision or rollover.
This pays for any repairs needed for your own car in the event of involvement in an accident. The payment is done after you have done paid your minimum deductible as per your contract policy.
Optional insurance that pays for damage to your car caused by collision with another car or object, or by rolling the car over. It's frequently required if you have a car loan.
A policy that covers the damage to your own vehicle in the event of an accident.
This coverage provides protection against the upset of your auto or non-owned auto or a collision with another vehicle or object. Collision losses are paid regardless of fault. Back to list of terms.
Language that defines how much money will be provided to the policyholder to help cover the cost of repairs or replacements that result in a vehicular accident.
Covers the damage to a policyholder's vehicle resulting from a collision, regardless of who is responsible. Collision coverage typically requires the payment of a deductible by the policyholder.
Optional insurance that pays for damage to your car caused by collision with another car or object, or by a car rolling over. This is frequently required if you have a car loan.
Collision coverage helps pay for auto repair or replacement costs if your car hits another vehicle/an object or if your car rolls over. The maximum amount paid for repair or replacement is the car's actual cash value, less the amount of the deductible you select. | Back
An optional coverage designed to provide protection for your vehicle when damage occurs as a result of a collision with another object. This coverage is optional and may be purchased in addition to the mandatory coverages required by law, and it is subject to a deductible.
This coverage is used to insure against loss or damage to a covered vehicle resulting from collision or upset.
Coverage designed to pay for damages to your auto resulting from impact with another vehicle or object. This coverage is not required by law in California. This coverage may be required by your finance company in order to finance/lease a vehicle.
Collision Coverage covers you for damages to your car when it collides with another object, such as a truck, another car or a tree. In most cases a deductible must be met before this coverage will apply. The deductible is the amount of out-of-pocket money you must pay before the auto insurance applies. Various deductibles are available. This coverage is optional, but most lease and finance companies require you to purchase Comprehensive and Collision to ensure the car will be repaired or replaced after loss.
Auto Insurance that covers loss to an insured's own automobile caused by its collision with another vehicle or object but which does not cover bodily injury or property damage liability resulting from the collision.
Coverage that insures against damage to your vehicle as a result of hitting another vehicle or object (i.e. a tree).
Optional insurance which pays (subject to a deductible) for damage to your car caused by contact with another car or object, or by rolling the car over. Frequently required if you have a car loan.
Insurance coverage which pays for damage to the policyholder's car caused by collision.
This coverage insures against physical damage to your vehicle caused by hitting another vehicle or object, or by overturning the vehicle.
Pays for damage to your car in case of accident.
(Garantie collision ou versement) The type of automobile insurance that pays for the damage to the motor vehicle, caused by upset of the car or collision of the vehicle with another car or object, whether or not the accident is the fault of the insured. Such payments are usually subject to a deductible amount.
an insurance policy that pays for damage to a car involved in a crash
Portion of an auto insurance policy that covers the damage to the policyholder's car from a collision.
Insurance of a vehicle against loss or damage caused by upset of the vehicle or impact with another vehicle or object.
Insures for the loss resulting from the striking of another object by a moving vehicle.
Insurance against a loss resulting from damage to the covered auto through collision with another object or upset of the auto.
Collision coverage refers to the part of an automobile insurance policy that covers damage to a vehicle caused by an impact with another vehicle or object or a rollover.
The part of an auto insurance policy that covers damage to your car in an accident.