👉 The term "cheap full coverage" in this context refers to any form of insurance that covers only a portion of the total cost of damage or injury incurred during an accident without covering the full amount of damages. This is often used when dealing with accidents involving property damage, where the insurer offers only partial protection.
Here's an example sentence using 'cheap full coverage': "Hey, if you're in a car accident and you were responsible for half of it, don't worry about your insurance company offering a 'cheap full coverage' policy. They'll cover only part of the damages and you will pay the rest!" This example uses a profane word and makes an unsettling point about the nature of insurance policies that prioritize damage from other parties over those directly involved in an accident.
