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Auto Repairs and Insurance Claims After an Accident

If your vehicle is significantly damaged in an auto accident, chances are that either your insurance company or another driver's insurance company will be responsible for paying at least some of the repair cost. You need to proceed cautiously, so you aren't unfairly blamed for the accident and so you collect enough money make the needed repairs.

Insurance Coverage Depends on Fault

If the accident was your fault, your collision insurance will pay for damages to your vehicle and your liability insurance will pay for damages to the other driver's vehicle, up to the limits of your policy. You will still have to pay the deductible, however. If the accident was the other driver's fault, the other driver's liability insurance will pay for damages to your vehicle. You won't have to pay the deductible. If you have no-fault insurance, however, your insurance company will pay for your repairs regardless of fault. Some states require drivers to carry no-fault insurance. All U.S. states require car owners to carry a minimum amount of liability insurance.