Full coverage or just liability? See both prices.
The right answer depends on your car's value, your loan, and your savings. We quote BOTH side-by-side using real Florida carriers so you can decide with actual numbers.
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$10k PIP + $10k PDL is the legal minimum. We typically recommend stepping up to $100k/$300k Bodily Injury so you're not personally sued after an accident.
Full coverage explained
Adds Collision (your car after a crash) + Comprehensive (theft, hail, hurricane, fallen trees, animal strikes) — especially valuable in Florida's storm zone.
The 10x rule
If 10 years of full-coverage premium exceeds your car's value, drop it. We'll do the math with you on real numbers — not estimates.
Lender requirements
Financed or leased a car? Full coverage is required — period. We'll structure the cheapest qualifying policy your lender will accept.
Hurricane comprehensive
Even on older cars, Naples drivers often keep comprehensive ($150–$300/year) just for hurricane and flood protection. We quote it both ways.
Annual re-shop
Your car loses value every year. We re-shop your policy at every renewal and recommend dropping coverage when it stops making financial sense.
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Common questions, real answers
What's the difference between full coverage and liability in Florida?+
Liability covers damage you cause to others. Full coverage adds Collision (your car after a crash regardless of fault) and Comprehensive (theft, weather, vandalism, animal strikes). Florida only requires PIP + PDL legally — everything else is optional.
How do I know which is better for me?+
Simple rule: if the annual cost of full coverage × 10 exceeds your car's current value, liability-only usually wins. Newer or financed cars almost always need full coverage. Older paid-off cars often don't.
Is full coverage required in Florida?+
No — Florida only requires $10k PIP + $10k PDL by law. BUT if you have a car loan or lease, the lender contractually requires full coverage. Cancel it and they'll force-place much more expensive coverage on you.
How much more does full coverage cost in Naples?+
On average, full coverage adds $800–$1,400/year over liability-only in Naples. The exact number depends on your car, deductible, and driving record — we'll quote both for you in 60 seconds.
Can I keep just comprehensive without collision?+
Yes, in most cases. This is a smart middle ground for older cars in Florida — you get hurricane, theft, and animal-strike protection for $150–$300/year without paying for collision. Ask us about it on WhatsApp.
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