- Think your auto insurance covers “everything”?
- One missing coverage can turn a minor accident into a major bill
- If you hit another car, a guardrail, or a pole, liability won’t pay to fix your vehicle
HOOK
Think your auto insurance covers “everything”? It usually doesn’t. One missing coverage can turn a minor accident into a major bill. [Close-up of insurance policy paperwork and a car in a parking lot]
→ Call (888) 509-1516 for a free insurance agent estimate — answered 24/7, no obligation.
KEY POINT 1
First, check collision coverage. If you hit another car, a guardrail, or a pole, liability won’t pay to fix your vehicle. Collision is what helps cover your car after an at-fault crash. [Animation of fender-bender, then repair shop footage]
KEY POINT 2
→ Get (888) 509-1516 on the line and price your job now — answered 24/7, no obligation.
Second, don’t skip comprehensive coverage if you drive an older car only because it’s “not worth much.” Comprehensive can help with theft, hail, flooding, vandalism, and hitting an animal. Those claims happen more often than people expect. [B-roll of hail on windshield, floodwater, stolen-car graphic]
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