Congratulations on purchasing a used recreational vehicle! This purchase comes with unique insurance considerations. Used RVs differ from new models because their value may fluctuate widely based on factors such as condition, cost, customization, and usage history. Intended usage will also have to be taken into account. All of this will affect the type of insurance coverage you will need. As every used RV differs, the policy must be customized to suit the RV best.
Considerations When Insuring Your Used Recreational Vehicle
Remember that pre-owned RVs present challenges in valuation primarily due to the inclusion of components vital to both residential and automotive needs. When you make a claim, the current market value of your RV is the basis for Actual Cash Value (ACV) coverage. You will need comprehensive and collision protection to cover the physical damage your RV may sustain. Any RV policy is going to have liability protection at its core. You may want to ensure that medical payments coverage and personal injury protection are added, as they cover medical expenses for all passengers in the insured vehicle, regardless of who was at fault in the accident. How long you plan to use your RV will affect your insurance rates. Full-timer’s liability coverage will act much like homeowner’s insurance. If you only use the RV during certain seasons and store it away for the rest of the year, you may qualify for a reduced rate.
Contact DePaulo Agency in Scotia, NY
If you are in the Scotia, NY, area and are considering RV insurance, please contact DePaulo Agency. We’re here to help.