Originally posted by L8DNRED
One would only need GAP insurance if you either got screwed in price, upside-down because of a trade-in, or your interest rate is obscenely high. Do any of these pertain to you?
I think you should always get GAP, as you there is no way to predict how much your car will be worth down the road. The only time you don't need it is when you have paid cash for the vehicle. For those who don't know what it is, it kicks to pay for what you your insurance pay for when you total your car. It is not very expensive, compared to the loss you could sustain. Also, most people are "upside down" in their vehicle investment.Originally posted by L8DNRED
One would only need GAP insurance if you either got screwed in price, upside-down because of a trade-in, or your interest rate is obscenely high. Do any of these pertain to you?
Originally posted by jeneisen
I bought my car from there and was offered it and bought it. .
Originally posted by Kain99
I've know Jerry Dillard for several years now. I work with him on a professional level. I can't imagine them selling a vehicle without offering Gap. I'm sorry you got the shaft but I'd be sure to sit down and talk to him about all of this. Maybe you got a terrible salesman.