Joe makes a small down payment on a sports car and finances the remainder of the cost of the car with Benevolent Bank, Inc. He also purchases a standard Personal Automobile policy through Binders Keepers Insurance Company to cover the car. Joe makes one car payment before he is caught with $200,000 of drugs in the car on his way to deliver it to addicts for money. Joe is arrested and the car is permanently confiscated by the authorities. How will coverage apply in this situation?

Joe makes a small down payment on a sports car and finances the remainder of the cost of the car with Benevolent Bank, Inc. He also purchases a standard Personal Automobile policy through Binders Keepers Insurance Company to cover the car. Joe makes one car payment before he is caught with $200,000 of drugs in the car on his way to deliver it to addicts for money. Joe is arrested and the car is permanently confiscated by the authorities. How will coverage apply in this situation?



Answer: The policy will cover the damage to the body of the automobile on behalf of Benevolent Bank, Inc.

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