If you have comprehensive but not full coverage and an unknown object hits your car while in a parking lot will the insurance pay for the damage?

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No. Sorry, it will be an "out of pocket" expense for you.

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Yes it will. Just discussed this with my agent. Collision covers your vehicle damage if you hit something else and Comprehensive covers damage if someone (or something) hits you.

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