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Legally Yes, it is possible, however most insurers will decline to sell you one without the other due to the potential for a negligence claim if it turned out later that you were driving without the required Comprehensive coverage or financial responsibility.

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No. You can purchase Comprehensive without Collision but not the other way around.

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