Yes, "full coverage" car insurance typically refers to carrying both comprehensive and collision in addition to any state-required auto coverages. That said, "full coverage" isn't an official insurance term or product — if your lender or agent uses this term, confirm with them which auto insurance coverages they're referring to. More @Wikipedia
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