Educational information — not insurance advice.
"Full coverage" is a common phrase, but it is not an official policy type.
Generally, liability + collision + comprehensive together. It does not mean "everything is covered."
Lenders usually require collision and comprehensive if you lease or finance your vehicle.
On an older, low-value car, dropping collision/comprehensive may make sense. Compare the cost against the payout.
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