Is vandalism damage covered under the Comprehensive coverage of an automobile policy?

Comprehensive coverage in an automobile insurance policy is designed to protect against a variety of non-collision-related damages to the insured vehicle, including vandalism. This type of coverage generally includes damage from acts such as graffiti, broken windows, or deliberate acts of destruction caused by others. By encompassing these types of damages, comprehensive coverage ensures that policyholders are financially protected from situations that are often beyond their control and do not arise from an accident.

In many instances, specific conditions, limits, and exclusions may apply, but as a standard feature of comprehensive coverage, vandalism is typically included in the array of covered perils. Understanding this can help policyholders ensure they have appropriate protection against such unforeseen incidents.