if you have comprehensive coverage, most cases yes, some companys/policys have exclusions for the 'keys in the car' thefts, but most do not.....check turn in the claim.......
As of 2007, Modesto, CA had the highest thefts reported per 100,000 people. By State, California has the highest amount of car thefts by far.
Sonic Unleashed. Grand Theft Auto IV.
On parts only in "most" states
No. Massachusetts is a very expensive state for auto insurance. Most states will be cheaper.
It is not mandatory, in the United States as a country,to carry auto insurance, but in most states it is a law.
The United States.
Geico and Progressive both offer "state-minimum" auto insurance online in most states. That's about as cheap as you can get.
It varies per state. In most states, yes.
Most states call it a property and casualty license.
Chase Auto Finance is available in Massachusetts, Kentucky, Alabama, Florida, California, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, Washington, etc etc. It is available in most states.
In PA you are required to carry at least liability coverage. This is the law in most states.