Definition: The word "auto insurance" refers to the provision of protection against financial loss resulting from an accident or natural disaster that results in a loss of personal property, such as your car. The term "auto insurance" often includes various types of coverage, including: 1. Comprehensive auto insurance: This type of insurance covers damages sustained by your vehicle during a collision or damage caused by the driver of the vehicle involved in an accident. 2. Liability insurance for drivers: It protects both you and your passengers from financial loss due to accidents resulting from injuries caused by another driver. 3. Collision coverage: This covers the costs associated with repairs or replacements to your car after an accident, such as repair parts, gas, or other necessary expenses. 4. Property damage coverage: Protects your property, including your personal belongings and possessions, against losses resulting from damage caused by a fire, flood, or storm. The term "auto insurance" can be used in conjunction with the more specialized terms like "personal auto insurance" to describe all types of insurance policies that protect your vehicle from loss due to accidents.
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