Many people will steer clear of buying a brand-new vehicle
simply because of the depreciation that takes place when you drive it off of
the dealership lot. However, when you have something known as gap insurance, it
helps recover a bit of the cost should you end up in an unfortunate situation
where your vehicle is either stolen or deemed a total loss in an accident.
Many people will steer clear of buying a brand-new vehicle
simply because of the depreciation that takes place when you drive it off of
the dealership lot. However, when you have something known as gap insurance, it
helps recover a bit of the cost should you end up in an unfortunate situation
where your vehicle is either stolen or deemed a total loss in an accident. If
you still have plenty of questions regarding gap insurance, our team at
Heritage Mazda Towson is here to help. We want to make sure that you have all
the information you need to make some decisions when you get ready to buy or
lease your new Mazda
car.
What Is Gap
Insurance?
Guaranteed asset protection, or gap insurance, is a type of
coverage that a car owner may buy to help protect against the loss that can
come from their vehicle getting stolen or if it ends up being a total loss
after an accident. Also known as loan/lease payoff, this coverage option
provides for the difference in what you owe on the loan and the amount that the
insurance company says your vehicle is worth.
There are a few situations where gap insurance is necessary
when you buy or lease a Mazda6 or Mazda CX-3,
including:
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You traded in a vehicle where you owe on a loan
balance – otherwise known as being upside-down on the loan.
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You finance with no down payment or very little
down payment.
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You are going to be putting on a great deal of
miles in a short time period.
Heritage Mazda Towson is
located at 1630 York Road in lovely Lutherville, MD and we are ready to help
you with gap insurance and any other details involved with your purchase or
lease. Call us in the sales department at (443) 269-8011 if you have any
questions.