Submerged in water can be disastrous for your car, particularly your interior, electrical system, and engine. If over half of your vehicle has been immersed in water, continue reading to find out how to recover a car that’s gone in the water. Contact Your Insurance Company It doesn’t matter the magnitude of the flood damage, the first thing you must do is contact your insurance company. Flood damage is typically covered by comprehensive (theft and fire) insurance. Even if you have no collision coverage, you might be covered for whatever replacements or repairs you’ll encounter. Your insurance carrier will most likely be swamped with claims, so it’s a good idea to begin the process early. Don’t Start Your Car You’re tempted to turn the key to see if your automobile still works. However, if there’s water in the engine, trying to start, it could destroy it beyond repair. Try the other tips before attempting to drive your vehicle again. How Deep was the Car Under Water?...