More insurers are starting to offer mechanical breakdown insurance to new car owners. What is it and should you buy it?

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Your standard car insurance policy covers a lot, but it doesn’t cover the cost of vehicle repairs unless they’re caused by a covered peril. The average driver spends nearly $550 per year on car ...

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