I am about to sort out insurance and read the newsletter about new for old versus market value. I am about to get a 2008 and did have quotes for new for old policies. Interesting article about the worth of new for old policies and how they can increase in cost tear on year. However what I am concerned about is that should the unspeakable happen that the insurance pays out the amount it would cost for me to find the equivalent used eriba to replace it. How do we know the values on second hand caravans reflect the demand in prices that the Eriba holds compared to the depreciation on traditional caravans. Any thoughts or advice.?

I personally watch Eriba's on ebay and save them in my favourites list, I can pull up records for 28 2004 Troll's sold in the last few years, to me that shows the resale value, so I would use that to justify my insurance claim

Thanks for quick reply. I would have thought that if the class's guide or second hand valuations are used for valuations that have a faster depreciation to the actual demand holding prices on eribas. Hope I explained that clearly !. And the concern is the settlement would not actually cover the cost of obtaining a replacement.