Does Part D of the personal auto policy pay for loss of tapes, records, and discs used with electronic equipment designed for sound reproduction?

Part D of the personal auto policy, which deals with coverage for damage to your car, specifically excludes coverage for certain personal items. This includes loss or damage to tapes, records, and discs used with electronic equipment designed for sound reproduction. The intent of Part D is primarily to cover the physical damage to the vehicle itself, rather than personal property or accessories that are not part of the vehicle.

This exclusion emphasizes that while the vehicle and its standard equipment may be insured, personal items placed within the vehicle are generally not covered under this section. Therefore, indicating that the statement is false aligns with the standard policy provisions regarding this matter.