Would you be able to manage without your pride and joy if it was stolen or written off? Maybe for a few days, perhaps, but could you cope for longer than that and how can GAP insurance help?
If your car is involved in an incident, it’s likely (though not certain) that your motor insurer would provide you with a courtesy car whilst they’re deciding how to handle your claim. What you may not know, though, is that should they deem your vehicle to be a “Total Loss” (aka a write-off), your motor insurer will likely take their courtesy car back.
This could however be days – potentially weeks – before your claim is settled and/or you’re back mobile again in an alternative vehicle.
Total Loss Courtesy Car cover (TLCc)
Add our NEW “Total Loss Courtesy Car” cover (TLCc) to your GAP insurance policy with us and, in the event of a Total Loss claim, we’ll provide you with a temporary replacement vehicle for you to use for up to 28 days: keeping you moving with minimal disruption!
What’s more, subject to minimal eligibility requirements, TLCc can be added to currently-live GAP insurance policies retrospectively, too!
Cover Features:
The courtesy car provided will:
- have a similar-sized engine to your write-off (limited to a maximum of a 2-litre manual car or equivalent);
- be insured (an excess – normally £250 – will apply to accidents/claims occurring during your use of the courtesy car). Exact terms will be confirmed prior to your accepting delivery;
- be delivered to, and collected from, your home or place of work.
Thank you for reading and, if you’d like more information, you can review the Ts & Cs of our policies here, or generate a quote here. If you wish, you may also call us on 01484 490095 or, email us at: support@gapinsurance.co.uk
David Burns-Keane
Director
GAPinsurance.co.uk
Who am I?
I founded the UK’s very first independent online provider of GAP insurance back in March 2004 and this has evolved into the GAPinsurance.co.uk that you see today. Over those years I’ve been the champion of the UK car-buying consumer, doing my best to help them avoid being overcharged by and/or mis-sold to by motor dealers charging vastly inflated prices for what are often sub-standard GAP insurance policies. In the face of increasing competition from companies offering budget policies (via insurers who have ultimately gone bust), I’ve led the way with market-defining policy refinements and at all times stuck with large A-rated insurers with the financial clout to ensure they’ll still be around if/when the need to claim arises. I don’t, and never will, offer budget policies. I sell the right policies, at the right price.
