Would Insurer’s payout if rescuers damaged your car?

Jul 20, 2012
Categories: Car Insurance · Safety
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We’ve all seen or heard about children or pets that have been left in a car on a hot day. But if rescuers are forced to damage your vehicle, in those situations, to get them out, will your insurer pay to reimburse you for repair? Click here to check out an article with more information. You might be surprised at the answer!

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