Which of the following vehicles would NOT be covered under the definition of "Your Covered Auto"?

The correct choice, indicating a vehicle that would not be covered under the definition of "Your Covered Auto," is C. A vehicle used exclusively for delivering goods. This is significant because most personal auto policies typically exclude vehicles that are used for commercial purposes, which includes those primarily engaged in the delivery of goods.

In personal auto insurance, "Your Covered Auto" usually encompasses private passenger vehicles, newly acquired vehicles during the policy period, vehicles owned by family members being used temporarily, and trailers owned by the insured. However, when a vehicle is specifically designed or used for business activities like delivering goods, it falls outside the purview of standard personal auto insurance coverage, thus creating a gap in coverage.

Understanding these distinctions is important for evaluating personal auto insurance policies and recognizing where additional coverage may be necessary for vehicles used for commercial purposes.