With the risk of bad weather comes potential damage to your car and your home. An insurance expert WXII spoke to said folks should take some time to double-check their policies. Holli Haislip of ...

If you're in the market for a used car, be on the lookout for flood-damaged or water-damaged vehicles that may have been cleaned up and put up for sale to unsuspecting buyers. As many as 347,000 ...

Too often, when an insurance company declares a flood-damaged car a total loss, that information isn’t communicated to potential buyers. Once a flood car is totaled, it’s supposed to get a new ...

Flood damage is covered only by comprehensive insurance. If the owner didn't have it, there was no need to report it to the insurance company, so they would sell the car without telling anyone.

Will Your Car Insurance Pay for Damage Caused by a Pothole? The answer comes down to what type of coverage you have. By Jeff S. Bartlett Managing Editor, Autos. Updated March 4, 2025.

Some types of car insurance don’t have a deductible, but comprehensive, which can cover hail damage, usually does. Your deductible amount is determined when you purchase your policy.

Some of those damaged cars will likely make their way to our state. According to Carfax, Arizona ranks 29th out of the top 100 metros for having flood-damaged cars in the market. Carfax estimates ...

Yes, it could. If you make a hail damage claim, your insurance rate may increase when you renew your policy, Progressive says. However, according to Liberty Mutual, your insurance won't go up ...