If you are a good driver with a flawless driving record, you don't need to purchase comprehensive insurance for your new car ... you can save some money by purchasing the minimum amount of insurance permitted by law.

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If you are a good driver with a flawless driving record, you don't need to purchase comprehensive insurance for your new car ... you can save some money by purchasing the minimum amount of insurance permitted by law.

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Memphis Hawkins · Answer 1

If you have an impeccable driving record which is evidence of you being a responsible driver, you can assume that the risk posed by yourself to your car is quite low. However, you should still get comprehensive insurance for your car.

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The risks posed by other drivers, as well as the environment, still exist and can be serious. To safeguard your vehicle against these risks, a comprehensive insurance plan should be purchased.