What about an ESP just for a motorhome's house?
Marcus,
Since trailers don't have a mileage rule, what is the possibility of an extended service plan for only the house portion of a motorhome that has more than 80,000 miles on the odometer?
There are fulltime RVers out there putting in the vicinity of 15,000 miles a year on a motorhome or trailer that they bought new. In 5 or 6 years they can exceed 80,000 miles. The difference being the motorhome has a mileage limit for coverage purposes. If you take the chassis out of the picture for high mileage motorhomes you could tap into 10 to 12 years of ESP payments from motorhome owners for just the house portion of a motorhome. Has anyone at GSE researched that market segment to see if there is money to be made from it?
Example of covered areas (taken from this link):
Example of areas not covered:
Since trailers don't have a mileage rule, what is the possibility of an extended service plan for only the house portion of a motorhome that has more than 80,000 miles on the odometer?
There are fulltime RVers out there putting in the vicinity of 15,000 miles a year on a motorhome or trailer that they bought new. In 5 or 6 years they can exceed 80,000 miles. The difference being the motorhome has a mileage limit for coverage purposes. If you take the chassis out of the picture for high mileage motorhomes you could tap into 10 to 12 years of ESP payments from motorhome owners for just the house portion of a motorhome. Has anyone at GSE researched that market segment to see if there is money to be made from it?
Example of covered areas (taken from this link):
Example of areas not covered:
