51. Which of the following items is covered without endorsement under a Personal Auto Policy?

Answer: C

Explanation:

A permanently installed CD player is covered without endorsement under a Personal Auto Policy.

A permanently installed CD player is typically considered part of the vehicle and is therefore covered under a Personal Auto Policy without the need for additional endorsement.

A) A portable radio.

A portable radio is not considered a permanent fixture of the vehicle and would usually require specific coverage or endorsement under a Personal Auto Policy. As it can be easily removed, it falls outside the standard coverage.

B) A citizens band radio.

Similar to a portable radio, a citizens band radio is not permanently installed and would not be covered without endorsement. Its removable nature makes it ineligible for coverage under a standard Personal Auto Policy.

C) A permanently installed CD player.

A permanently installed CD player is integrated into the vehicle, making it eligible for coverage under a Personal Auto Policy without needing additional endorsements. This integration distinguishes it from removable items.

D) Golf clubs in the trunk.

Golf clubs, while personal property, are not covered under a Personal Auto Policy as they are not considered part of the vehicle itself. Such items would require separate coverage or endorsement.

Conclusion

The correct answer is C, as a permanently installed CD player is treated as part of the vehicle and thus covered under a Personal Auto Policy without additional endorsement. In contrast, options A, B, and D are either removable items or personal property that do not qualify for coverage under standard policy terms. Only option C meets the criteria for automatic coverage.