Can you buy Liability and Collision Auto Insurance Separately?

Question

in the state of N.C.

Answer 1

Yes, assuming you want the problems having two separate policies would cause, and are willing to pay more overall.

Answer 2

Yes, you can purchase standard liability insurance at one company, and then purchase a separate comp and collision policy through another company.

Sometimes the company writing the liability coverage may deem you to be too much of a risk to cover with full coverage (whether it's due to claims history, driving record, credit history, etc), therefore, they will usually refer you to someone else to seek comp and collision coverage.

Answer 3

replace X The powers no longer delegated to america via the form, nor prohibited via it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the folk. the place interior the form does america have the capability delegated to it to tension the acquisition of coverage for firearms vendors? It has already been governed via SCOTUS that compelled coverage is a tax, and in yet another case it became governed that a tax would be unable to be impose on the workout of a Constitutional precise, then that's no longer Constitutional.

Answer 4

Why would anyone want to do this its for the same car, You need to talk to a insurance agent I'm willing to bet he will say the same thing.

Answer 5

yes liability is what most states require for coverage, that is always cheapest, and coll coverage would be for auto being hit at your fault or hit and run.

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

Yes, but a premium company won't touch you.

Answer 8

Yes but why would you want them on seperate policies?