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PLPD stands for Public Liability and Property Damage. It satisfies your obligation to the state, and offers no coverage to your vehicle's damage. Usually when your car reaches 10 years old it is okay to switch to PLPD - by this time chances are that the collision premium will be close to what the "red book" or "blue book" value of the vehicle is. Some insurance companies do not offer collision coverage on vehicles that are 10 years or older and most require a mechanical inspection certificate (Please note this applies to auto insurance in Canada).

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