Gap Insurance
Car owners often assume that if their car is totaled, it will be replaced at the amount they paid, or at least the amount they owe. However, that’s not always the case — learn why and what you can do to protect yourself.
Gap Insurance (Guaranteed Asset Protection Insurance) is an optional type of coverage designed to protect vehicle owners from financial loss in the event that their vehicle is totaled or stolen and the insurance payout is insufficient to cover the remaining balance owed on a loan or lease.
Key features of gap insurance include:
Overall, gap insurance provides valuable financial protection for vehicle owners by ensuring that they are not left financially responsible for paying off a loan or lease on a vehicle that has been totaled or stolen. While it is not required, gap insurance can offer added peace of mind and financial security for those who want extra protection against potential loss.
Car owners often assume that if their car is totaled, it will be replaced at the amount they paid, or at least the amount they owe. However, that’s not always the case — learn why and what you can do to protect yourself.
When purchasing or leasing a new vehicle, it immediately depreciates in value once driven off the lot, a factor covered by standard auto insurance policies. With minimal down payments on financed purchases, the loan amount may surpass the vehicle’s market worth in the initial years of ownership.
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