gap insurance on a 4 yr old second hand vehicle
Discussion
I'm picking up a new (to me) bike on saturday and I've been offered gap insurance now the bike will be purchased outright with no finance secured on it and the gap policy price is 1.5 Times that of a full year policy fully comp with agreed value which I will have to have anyway so is buying the gap a waste of money?
I presume its a back to invoice policy? Which means if you wright off the bike in the next 3 years the GAP will make up the difference between what your normal road insurance pays out, which may be half in 2 years time, and the amount on your invoice.
Only you know the figures, if your paying £8k for the bike and the gap is £200 I'd probably go for it, however if you are paying £4k for the bike and the gap is £500 I'd not bother.
Only you know the figures, if your paying £8k for the bike and the gap is £200 I'd probably go for it, however if you are paying £4k for the bike and the gap is £500 I'd not bother.
the bike is costing me £9700 which is cheap from a trader however my px value is very high compared to what I could have got else ware or even private sale.
I know vehicles loose money as they age and its not an issue to me, gap is about £350 however I'd rather spend that on extending the waranty for 2 years (its a manafacturer waranty not some 3rd party toss ).
I'll be insuring it for £10500 ( agreed value ) which is what I believe its worth so minus my excess if any accident is deemed my fault I'm still not going to be out of pocket.
ta for the replies guys.
I know vehicles loose money as they age and its not an issue to me, gap is about £350 however I'd rather spend that on extending the waranty for 2 years (its a manafacturer waranty not some 3rd party toss ).
I'll be insuring it for £10500 ( agreed value ) which is what I believe its worth so minus my excess if any accident is deemed my fault I'm still not going to be out of pocket.
ta for the replies guys.
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