| Q.
If
Your Vehicle is Totaled or Stolen, Will Your Insurance
Cover the Entire Loss?
A.
Not Likely... Be Prepared to Lay Out Additional
Cash!
Did
You Know...
- The
market value of your new vehicle starts to depreciate
the moment you take possession.
- If
your vehicle is totaled or stolen, your
insurance policy usually does not cover the entire
amount you owe on a lease or loan.
- If
a total loss occurs, you may have to pay the difference,
the gap, between what you owe and the actual cash
value of your vehicle, from your own pocket.
- Now,
buyers and lessees of new and preowned vehicles can
obtain a product that will pay off loan and lease
balances and that could help in the purchase or lease
of a new vehicle!
Now,
You Can Protect Your Investment.
Protect your investment with one of the following unique, versatile and affordable GAP programs.
- Basic
Form
Pays
the difference between the amount paid by the primary
insurer (the actual cash value) and your outstanding
loan or lease balance, less any primary insurance
deductible.
- Broad
Form
Pays
the difference between the actual cash value of the
total loss vehicle and your outstanding loan or lease
balance, including the portion caused by your deductible
up to $1,000.00.
- Other
Specially Designed Forms
Vehicles
Covered
| • Automobiles |
• Personal
Watercraft |
• Pop-Ups |
• Golf
Carts |
| • Motorcycles |
• Boats |
• Snowmobiles |
• Vans |
| • Trucks |
• Motor
Homes |
• Farm
Equipment |
• Light
Trucks |
| • ATVs |
• Trailer
Homes |
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