In New Zealand and most international insurance markets, auto insurance is categorized into two foundational pillars: Third-Party Liability Insurance (which covers property damage or injuries caused to others by your vehicle but excludes damage to your own car) and Comprehensive Insurance (which covers both third-party property liabilities and accidental damage, theft, or fire affecting your own vehicle). Drivers can also select an intermediate tier known as Third-Party, Fire and Theft.
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