Comprehensive car insurance is objectively superior in terms of overall protection because it covers both damage to other people's property and repair costs or total loss replacement for your own vehicle, regardless of who caused the accident. Third-party property damage insurance is much more limited, as it only covers damages you inflict on someone else's car or property while leaving your own vehicle completely unprotected. Deciding which is better depends on your financial situation and the market value of your vehicle; comprehensive is ideal for newer or financed cars, whereas third-party insurance is usually chosen for older cars with low market values where repair costs would exceed the car's actual worth.
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