You are the named insured under a PAP in which the only vehicle listed in the policy Declarations is your Ford Explorer. You are using your Explorer to tow a trailer that you rented from U-Haul when you are involved in a collision. The cost to repair the damage to the Explorer is $15,000, and U-Haul is also demanding that you cover the $2,200 cost to repair the damage to its trailer. At the time of the accident, the replacement cost of the Explorer is $35,000 and its actual cash value (ACV) is $12,500. Assuming a Part D deductible of $500, how much of the loss to your Explorer and to the U-Haul trailer will be paid under Part D: Coverage for Damage to Your Auto of your PAP? (Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Do NOT include a dollar sign or a comma in your answer.) You are the named insured under a PAP in which the only vehicle described in the policy Declarations is a Ford Explorer. A car thief steals your Explorer, but the police recover the vehicle 12 days later. During that time, the thief's reckless driving causes significant wear and tear to the vehicle, including major road damage to the tires, that costs $2,800 to repair and requires that the Explorer be in the repair shop for an additional 5 days after it was recovered. While the car is lost and in the shop, you spend $35 per day on cab fares to get around. Your Part D deductible is $500. How much of these losses would be covered under Part D: Coverage for Damage to Your Auto of your PAP? (Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Do NOT include a dollar sign or a comma in your answer.)