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brewens

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3. Does full coverage insure against cars damaged or destroyed in disasters? That's probably part of it.

Reply to lapfog_1 (Reply #1)

Thu Feb 15, 2024, 09:09 AM

Feb 2024

If that's where they get hurt, just jack the price up for only people that can afford full coverage.

I have an older truck and can't afford full coverage. If it gets destroyed, I have to buy another older vehicle. I sure as shit can't afford to subsidized someone driving a rig that costs ten times what I drive.

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One of California's largest auto insurers hikes prices 30% [View all] Auggie Feb 2024 OP

They are using one group of customers lapfog_1 Feb 2024 #1

Does full coverage insure against cars damaged or destroyed in disasters? That's probably part of it. brewens Feb 2024 #3

average cost to replace a burned to the ground house far out weigh the cost to replace a vehicle. lapfog_1 Feb 2024 #5

Maybe Auggie Feb 2024 #6

I am in the Bay Area, and from my anecdotal observations, people are driving faster, taking more JohnSJ Feb 2024 #2

I believe medical care increase is one of their excuses. quaint Feb 2024 #4