If you let someone test drive your car and you only have liability and they get in an accident are they liable for the damage they caused to your vehicle?
Not always, but many times yes, assuming they are at fault and they have a vehicle with collision coverage and yours (as you said) does not then their collision coverage MAY transfer to your vehicle, you need to file a claim with your carrier as does your test driver with his/hers.
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