Connecticut
Car Insurance

A: Full coverage is a term that describes a collection of coverage options that exceed the minimum coverages mandated by state law. It is not an actual type of coverage but rather, it refers to policies that include a combination of coverages such as liability, collision, and comprehensive.

A:  Collision coverage helps pay to repair or replace your car after a collision with another vehicle or stationary object. Comprehensive coverage helps pay for damage to your car in situations not related to a collision, such as natural disasters, theft, fire, vandalism, damage caused by hitting an animal, and more. Plymouth Rock offers collision and comprehensive coverages as optional add-ons to your car insurance.

A: A “total loss” happens when your car is damaged so badly that the cost to repair it is higher than the vehicle’s actual cash value. In that case, your insurance company will consider the car a total loss and will pay you the value of the vehicle.

A: Whether you hold the title to your car (meaning you own it free and clear), or you’re still making monthly car payments on it, you will be required to transfer the title upon the sale of that vehicle.