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No. Homeowners insurance specifically excludes motorized vehicles except for those used specifically and exclusively for maintenance of the property like lawnmowers. The only place you can get coverage for a vehicle is from having physical damage coverage on an automobile policy. Specifically you would need comprehensive (also called Other Than Collision) coverage.
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