Auto InsuranceQuestion 26 of 215

An insured drives her covered Honda to a dealer to test-drive a new SUV. While on the test drive she damages the SUV in a collision. Under the Personal Auto Policy, the SUV is best treated as:

a.A 'temporary substitute auto' or 'newly acquired auto' analog that is typically covered with the broadest coverage on the existing PAP
b.Automatically excluded because it is not listed on the declarations
c.Covered only if the dealer's policy fails to respond
d.Covered only under Part A liability, never Part D physical damage

Explanation

Part D defines 'your covered auto' to include not only autos listed on the declarations but also a 'newly acquired auto' during a defined notification period, a 'temporary substitute auto' used because the listed auto is out of service, and certain non-owned autos used with permission. Most policies provide for test-drive/dealer-supplied vehicles to be covered with the broadest coverage on any auto listed on the declarations. The dealer's coverage often is primary, but the PAP can respond as needed.

Law Reference: ISO PAP, Part D — 'Your Covered Auto' definition

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