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Total Loss Replacement Offers Peace of MindLet's face it. No matter how careful you are, bad things sometimes happen: fire, accidents, inclement weather. When things go wrong, your insurance should be there for you. But even if your adventures are problem-free, your insurance should provide you with continuous peace of mind.
Whether you are a full-timer or a leisure traveler, protecting the investment you have made in your RV is no doubt important to you. That's why you have insurance. However, not all insurance policies are created equal.
Many RV policies base a total loss settlement on the blue book value. In just one year, depreciation can take a huge toll on the original value of your RV. Thus, a traditional policy from most insurance companies could leave you with significantly less cash than you need to replace your RV. Total Loss Replacement Coverage is an innovative solution to this problem.
With Total Loss Replacement Coverage, if your loss occurs during the first five model years, you receive full replacement value on your RV, protecting your investment from depreciation.
For example, say today you buy a new 2004 Discovery Diesel Pusher for $150,000. Two years down the road, your engine catches on fire. Before the fire department arrives, the entire motorhome is engulfed in flames, rendering it a total loss. If you have Total Loss Replacement Coverage, you are entitled to receive a like make and model vehicle to replace your lost RV.
If a 2004 model is unavailable, then a like model may be substituted. If the same type of total loss occurs seven years later instead, you would receive $150,000-your full purchase price-as reimbursement. If, after your loss you decide to give up RVing and you don't accept the replacement vehicle of like make and model, Actual Cash Value of your RV at the time of loss is paid.
When you consider the value of this protection, you can see why so many RV owners choose Total Loss Replacement Coverage. If you don't know if your insurance policy features this coverage, contact your insurance agent today.
The coverage information and explanations in this article are general and are not representative of all exclusions and conditions. All insurance coverage is subject to the terms and conditions of the policies issued. | ||||