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Question 33 of 44 in Liability Coverages

Does my auto liability cover another driver doing something criminally wrong when the damage or injury occurs, Such as stealing a car and wrecking it?


If someone steals your car and wrecks it or injures someone, they are responsible for the damages – not you and not your insurance company.
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