What is the best insurance for a Class A motorhome?

[The Brews Cruise]

My wife and I have been researching Class A coaches for the past 2 years and are planning to buy a Newmar Canyon Star. It's been over 30 years since we full-timed in a 32' Holiday Rambler Travel Trailer, and now with retirement we are ready to travel again. Any input as to the best company to insure our Class A would be very helpful. I plan to have insurance active as soon as we make a purchase.
Thanks
Ken Brewer
Tampa Florida

[Gary RVRoamer]

Many companies handle RV insurance and most all are reputable. The premium cost, however, varies immensely based on a wide variety of parameters, so the company that is least expensive for one person may well be most expensive for another. You have to do your own shopping, i.e. get quotes for the amount & type of insurance you need. There are agencies that specialize in RV insurance, e.g. Miller RV Insurance that can help, plus you should get a quote from your current auto insurer as well.

For some people the toughest part is determining the coverage they need, e.g. how much liability, deductible for collision and comprehensive, whether to get ACV or replacement value coverage, personal property loss amounts, and so on. If you just call an agent and say "give me 2 lbs of rv insurance", you will get an answer but you may or may not have good insurance.

We have used AARP-The Hartford, National General, and Allied. Periodically we re-shopped to get better terms or coverages or both.

[Durango Dave]

Since they are so expensive i would think the best insurance is to be wealthy enough to be self insured. as far as insurance companies im not sure about class A.