Your friend drives your car without your permission and crashes it.

You're not likely to be held accountable for the damages because your friend borrowed your vehicle without your knowledge. In this case, your friend's insurance (assuming he or she has it) will kick in first. If your friend isn't covered, you'll probably need to use your collision insurance to cover the damages to your own vehicle and your liability insurance would cover damage to others' property. Bear in mind that insurance companies will assume a friend has permission to use your car unless there are clear indications that you denied permission, such as a drunken friend who takes your car without your knowledge.

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