If you aren’t concerned about having to repair or replace your vehicle out of pocket if it gets damaged, you can remove full coverage from your policy.
Some people also choose to remove full coverage once the cost to insure the vehicle is more than the value of the vehicle.
If you can’t afford to repair or replace your vehicle, you should keep full coverage, even if the
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