National General RV Insurance Reviews

On June 14th, 2019, coming home to NC from CO, we were involved in an accident on I-70 in MO with a FedEx truck who's driver admittedly fell asleep at the wheel. My RV and towed car were both disabled. NGIC advised us it would be 2 weeks until an adjuster could come look at the vehicles, and then we'd have to get 3 estimates and then get in queue for repairs. FedEx blew us off repeatedly and said this happens all the time, and to collect from our insurance and have them come after FedEx. We were stranded in Columbia MO. FedEx wouldn't help. NGIC wouldn't help. They said to pay out of pocket and turn in receipts for hotels etc. AND that there is a $700 limit on stranded reimbursements. My son, a disabled 3 tour Army war vet, his wife, and their autistic son were traveling with me.

We purchased a camper at Gander Mountain RV and the dealership had us get on the phone with this insurance company (a.k.a. Good Sam), same company the dealer offers membership to. We purchased the insurance policy to allow us to get the camper on the road. The quote was extremely high but especially because it was for the camper only and not to include the truck that pulls it which is with different insurance company. We cancelled this policy exactly 30 days to the date. Now this company wants an extra month premium as well as a bogus late fee. Please see all docs attached. I have never experienced this type of scam by an insurance company in my life. People need to be made aware of this because we were not told of the added charges prior to them charging our credit card. Our monthly payment was $71.86 and that’s exactly how long we had this insurance for. Now they want $96.46.

I got an RV insurance from National General Insurance and it was $20 cheaper than my previous provider. I did it all online when I submitted a claim and it was fairly easy but I had a hard time printing the documentation from my loan provider. Nevertheless, the amount of coverage provided by 2-10 was adequate. I went for what was required by my loan provider.

I have a little RV and I use it for school. I bought a travel trailer that sits at a dealer and it doesn’t really need insurance since I’m not driving it and taking it anywhere. The insurance guy wouldn’t insure just the van. It had to be both and he got kinda crosswise with me. I hung up the phone and called somebody else. I went online and asked who the best insurance company is and I signed up with National General RV Insurance. They put me on a monthly automatic draft so, that’s all good.

My experience with National General is very good. I do everything online and I like the coverage of my insurance.

I’d recommend National General. Before them, I had Progressive. National General’s prices were lower and they allowed me to pay monthly whereas Progressive made me pay the whole 12-month policy upfront. National General has fair prices and their website is easy to use. Their payment options are compatible and they have a lot of different payment options which is nice. Their coverage fits my needs.

Took money out of Bank Account! I recently shopped for new RV Insurance. I used Good Sam to compare several policies, and the policy from National General RV Insurance was the cheapest available. I paid for a full year of coverage and received my package in the Mail. Unfortunately, the agent failed to inform me that I still needed to fill out a form to decline the UM and PIP. I have lived in FL for 18 years and have never had to fill out a form to decline this coverage.

We just signed up with National General and everything was great. Most of it was done online and a little bit on the phone, but there wasn't really much done. I went to Good Sam online, filled out the information and a knowledgeable gentleman called me back. We played some tag and then I finally got a hold of him and he processed the order. I'm in the insurance industry myself so I'm familiar with coverage and liability and I picked the maximum amount. I would definitely use them again.

National General has a good price and I like the amount of coverage it offers. It's good. I got an RV insurance, dealt with everything on the internet and paid my bill.

I'm brand-new with National General. I got an RV insurance and they offer a downtime when the motorhome is not being used. The representative I’ve talked to, George, was really good. He was polite and he was easy to deal with. I did have an issue though. After I signed up for the insurance, when I went online and checked out my account, they were charging me an additional $90 that George and I had discussed that shouldn’t have been on there. And what I had to do is, I had to send them a copy of my previous insurance in order for them to take that off. I haven’t checked it recently, so hopefully they’ve removed that extra charge. Everything was good except for that fact. That was a surprise.

Most of the other providers including USAA do every other month payment and I wanted a monthly payment so I went with National General. I had spoken to one gentleman on the phone a couple of months ago when I was still looking for an RV. When I tried to get back in touch with him, I was unable to so everything was done online at that point. I changed the RV that I was looking at to a different one, and I did it all online. The website is very easy to use. Even a dumb truck driver like me can do it.

So far, working with National General's reps has been good. However, I didn't check all the way with my primary insurance after I got my policy with them. I could have gotten the same policy with total replacement coverage for a little cheaper. Also, National General checks all the boxes. They offer coverages if you wanna pay more for extra packages. It'd be nicer if they had one that was just standard roadside service and towing instead of having much add-ons. Still, we're really excited as it'll be our first trip out with our vehicle and we're ready.

I got a plan from National General RV Insurance. My insurance plan's coverage is great, and it is super affordable too.

When I asked National General for a quote online, it was way high, so I didn’t like it. Then they contacted me and their rep set up a new quote. I liked it so I went ahead and purchased the warranty for my RV. They had a good price and coverage.

My experience with National General has been wonderful. I have a car and an RV insurance with them, and the amount of coverage provided is what was expected. I got what I paid for. When I get pulled over, I don’t feel like I’m gonna go to jail. And I have it on my phone, so if I can’t find the paperwork in my car, I can show it to them on my phone. So, that’s another plus. Also, my interactions with the customer service representatives has been great. The latest saleslady that I talked to on the phone was amazing. They need to give her a raise. We were laughing, and she’s a hoot.

We obtained insurance for our RV through National General Insurance. Other providers were extremely expensive, while National General had the best rates. The amount of coverage provided to us was comparable to everything else that we quoted and was a cheaper plan that covered the exact same thing. Everything was very similar to Progressive or any of the other insurance companies that we quoted. Our experience with National General has been good so far. It was really easy to get somebody on the line. Anytime we've called them with any questions or needed some information during our initial process, they were more than happy to give it. And anytime we had a question, we called them and we were directed to the correct person and could get our question answered.

Enrolling with National General was great and this is my first month with them. They're also the first insurance provider that I worked with for my RV and so far, my experience with them has been great. The amount of coverage of the insurance plan is good and It's what I needed.

I've set up with National General RV Insurance online, and it was easy to navigate. Their rates were a tad lower than other insurance providers and the coverage that they provide is what we needed. And setting up with them didn't take long at all, maybe 20 minutes.

I went online and got National General Insurance for my RV. Their website was very nice and the amount I paid was reasonable. I've been with National General before but this time around, I'm not going through Good Sam Club. Everything I've experienced so far is good and I'm happy.

I was with Allstate and I had a claim with the RV, but they wouldn’t insure it so I had to find another insurance company. I had great and fantastic interactions with the reps at National General so I switched to them. I haven’t used the insurance plan yet, but the coverage is good, so far.

The National General insurance is a little more expensive compared to my previous provider. But I like the concept of being able to put it on hold while you’re not using your RV. I had very good interactions with their reps and the amount of coverage provided in my insurance plan is very acceptable. I’m satisfied with them.

Based on the online reviews, I decided to go with National General RV Insurance. The amount of coverage provided in my plan is fine. I’ve dealt with strictly one person and she was fantastic. The details that she gave me was very thorough.

I love writing good reviews for people or companies that deserve it but today this is unfortunately not the case. My situation is that I fired National General Ins. for not responding to my inquiries also because they raised my rates without clearing it up with me. They claimed that they did but could not supply any evidence of such i.e. a signed agreement. It is normal that contracts and/or agreements are signed. National General feels that they can charge me $54 for firing them. They are calling it a cancellation fee.

We canceled our policy on the 22nd of the month when we learned they would be doubling our policy cost because of a crack windshield. On the first of the next month they took out another month's payment even though they knew the policy was canceled. I asked for a refund and was told I wouldn't get it. That is unjust enrichment and these people need to go to jail for theft. I wouldn't touch this company again for anything. Beware, they will cheat you.

I would definitely recommend National General RV Insurance. I am happy with the coverage provided on my insurance plan and I have had great interactions with their people.

I had a Good Sam membership before, so I had National General for a brief period of time when I had my first RV. It was an older RV and I didn’t keep it. Then, I got this new RV and went with Geico for insurance and then Progressive was cheaper, so we went with them. Progressive then started being crazy wanting me to pay the whole payment upfront, so I went back to National General. They had better coverage for RVs anyway. Also, if Good Sam recommends them, they should be a decent company since Good Sam is an RV place. I was able to sign up with online, which is a plus. I don’t like to have to call if I don’t need to because I’ve got so much other stuff going on, so I was happy with it. Everything has been fine. They’re a little more expensive than my Progressive policy. But I’m not a multi-car and they’re not trying to make me pay all of it upfront.

I used to be with Nationwide and then I switched to National General and it's a little better. They helped me out with everything. The RV insurance of National General was very excellent.

National General RV Insurance was pretty awesome. They were quick and they were the only company that would insure my RV in the whole country. Their rep followed up, got me the quote, and got me insured. It was at a great rate and they did a great job.

Our auto insurance company, Century-National, was a National General company. They offer multi-vehicle discounts but, surprisingly, their RV rates were a lot lower than what I was paying before, but their auto insurance rates were not. We went from 1,800 a year to 1,200 a year. The girl that sold me the policy was very well-informed about the product she was selling. She either had years of experience selling RV insurance or had some good training. She knew the right things to ask and the right things to tell me. I had just come off of five different phone calls with Auto Club who we had our previous insurance with. Literally, over three different days, they kept calling me back with different information as they got together and talked about it. I wanted to tell them they were really nice people but they need better training. It was really noticeable how well-informed the National General agent was compared to the Auto Club people I was dealing with.

I shopped around for RV insurance and decided to go with National General for their price. The reps I spoke with were knowledgeable. We've had them for four years now, ever since we've had an RV. There was only one person who I dealt with that was laissez-faire, but for the most part, they were very helpful. I had to deal with them a lot lately because we traded in our old trailer and got a new trailer. And one thing that I found that was really odd was when I went to update our insurance through them, it was cheaper to initiate a whole new policy instead of just updating it. That was a pain but it was doable and I feel good about the coverage. Since all the insurance companies are pretty much along the line the same, people should do their homework and pick what’s usable for them.