does liability coverage insurance cover car theft?

Lonnie Jehle: NO, liability covers the OTHER car, if you are at fault in an accident. Collision pays at fault or not at fault for your vehicle damages minus a deductible. Comprehensive (no fault) pays for your vehicle if stolen, or if found for any damages or pays actual cash value if not found, minus your deductible....Show more

Mark Hovanes: Short answer, no.Longer answer. Theft of Your Vehicle. If your vehicle is stolen your insurance policy may cover it, assuming the car isn't returned. In order for this to be the case you must have full coverage that includes comprehensive insurance. Without it, your best hope is that local law enforcement will be able to retrieve your vehicle.If you want coverage that protects your car rather than just pay for things you damage with yours, look into additional coverage. It's usually bundled as "Fire, theft and collision" coverage....Show more

Hilma Pestano: Of course it doesn't. Liability cover covers YOUR liability ! to other road users. Nothing else.

Ismael Sixon: This is coverage to repair or replace damage done to the other persons property if involved in a wreck. You need to look into comprehensive coverage.

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Arden Strachn: No, it doesn't.

Rosella Figliola: No. Your liability insurance does not cover anything that happens to your car. It only covers what you do to someone else.

Nilda Bafia: Absolutely not. Theft is covered by Comprehensive, or Specified Perils if you're too cheap to buy Comprehensive coverage.

Emile Midgley: No. Liability on your car insurance does not cover anything that happens to your car. It o! nly covers things that you (or someone driving your car) does ! to someone else's car, or to something that is not a car (like a pedestrian that you injure).