A teenage driver crashes her parents' minivan into an office building, causing $85,000 in damage to the building. The automobile liability insurance limits are 100/250/75. How will the damages be allocated between the driver and the insurance company?
A) The driver will be responsible for $85,000.
B) The driver will be responsible for $75,000, the insurance company for $10,000.
C) The driver will be responsible for $10,000, the insurance company for $75,000.
D) The insurance company will be responsible for $85,000.
Answer: C
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