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Insurance follows the vehicle. If you let someone borrow your vehicle and they are in an accident, it's your insurance that pays. If they kill someone or cause a lot of damage and it exceeds your coverage limits....you can expect to be included as a defendant in any proceedings.
While that wouldn't necessarily keep me from loaning a vehicle, it should give you pause as to who you loan your vehicle (if you decide to).
I think all my first scratches or dings have probably came from parking lots where someone accidentally damaged my vehicle.
My feeling is I bought a truck to be used as a truck. I haul stuff around, I take it off road, I use it to work. My wife will ding it, my kids will ding it, it's a truck. I really don't mind helping others out.
Guess I'm in the minority, but it's a truck and if I keep that mindset the dings don't bother me.
Nobody borrows my vehicles for any reason. I give the number to enterprise rent a car.
I think this is my new policy with the new truck. I will help my cousin (by marriage are we really even cousins??) tote some heavy equip he rents just cause I want to play with most of it...but that's it. Nothing goes in my highly organized bed but my stuff.
It's just a truck, I let anyone borrow it. It's not like it's a limited edition Ferrari or something. I mean they sell what, like 180k of these a month or something ridiculous like that? Not much to covet there...
It's just a truck, I let anyone borrow it. It's not like it's a limited edition Ferrari or something. I mean they sell what, like 180k of these a month or something ridiculous like that? Not much to covet there...
Okay Tricon you really got yourself into a mess. Now everyone is So. Calif. is going to be knocking on your door.
As far as the dollar amount for the truck, I don't think that is the issue for most of us. It's the fact that we take care of our trucks, and the kind of guy that wants to borrow it doesn't. I don't loan my old 2002 to anyone either.
Okay Tricon you really got yourself into a mess. Now everyone is So. Calif. is going to be knocking on your door.
As far as the dollar amount for the truck, I don't think that is the issue for most of us. It's the fact that we take care of our trucks, and the kind of guy that wants to borrow it doesn't. I don't loan my old 2002 to anyone either.
Haha, I think it's more that any if my friends that asked to use it I know would return it in as good or better condition. I can't think of anyone that would return it with a ding, or dent, etc without fixing or having plans to fix it. Is that uncommon? I guess if I thought it would be abused I might have a different view.