Raw LLM Responses

> some rental cards cover what your car insurance does not cover. Unfortunately, they typically explicitly state they don’t cover “ride share services” From Wells Fargo: **WHAT'S NOT COVERED** Coverage does not apply to any claim under the following conditions: - The Rental Car is used in a way that goes against Your rental car agreement (such as but not limited to driving recklessly or under the influence of drugs or alcohol) or against clear instructions or warnings posted in the car. - The Rental Car was used as a car for hire. The car is rented through a car sharing company that allows individuals to rent out their own car. - You or an authorized driver does not take responsible care of the Rental Car. - Mechanical failures caused by wear and tear, gradual deterioration, or mechanical breakdown. - Loss due to confiscation by authorities or hostility of any kind (including, but not limited to, war, invasion, rebellion, insurrection, or terrorist activities). **This coverage is not all-inclusive, which means it does not cover such things as personal injury, personal liability, or third-party personal property. It does not cover any damages to other cars or property. It does not cover any injury to any party.** **Coverage does not apply to the following charge(s) or expense(s):** The diminished value to the Rental Car as a result of the incident. Coverage does not apply to the following: - Exotic vehicles, meaning vehicles such as but not limited to, Aston Martin, Bentley, Excalibur, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lotus, Maserati, Maybach, McLaren, Porsche, Rolls Royce. - Antique vehicles (vehicles that are more than twenty (20) years old or have not been manufactured for at least ten (10) years). - Vans are not covered, except those designed as small-group transportation vehicles (seating up to nine (9) people, including the driver) are covered. - Vehicles with an open cargo bed; trucks; motorcycles; mopeds; motorbikes; limousines; and recreational v