An insurance company with good hap insurance in Ohio would include many of the popular: Geico, Allstate, Farmer's, and Progressive. These companies will surely protect you and save you a large amount of money in the near future.
Progressive Insurance offers gap car insurance in Ohio. Another option would be Lee and Mason Financial Services, although I am not sure if they serve the state of Ohio.
Gap insurance is not the name of a company, it is a type of auto insurance related to leasing vehicles.
According to various sources State Farm doesn't offer gap insurance. Gap insurance is usually offered through the dealership when you purchase your car.
What is Illinois gap car insurance? Is insurance you can purchase to cover the gap between the cost of repaying your car loan and the amount the insurance company will actually give you for your totaled car.
GAP insurance is coverage that covers the difference between the value of the vehicle at the time of the accident and the amount that is owed on the loan at the time of the accident. GAP insurance can be purchased from the finance company or from the persons insurance company. Usually it is much cheaper to get it from the insurance company.
Usually you can cancel the Gap insurance anytime you want. You should be refunded money too depending on when you purchased it. Gap Insurance has nothing to do with Auto Insurance. Gap Insurance is just something that you purchase "usually from the dealer" to protect you if your upside down in your loan. Say you owe $5,000 on your vehicle, but it's only worth $3,000. If you have an accident and it's totaled out. Your insurance company is going to give you only what it's worth. So you would get $3,000 from your insurance company. The Gap insurance would cover the "GAP" between what is owed and what you got from the insurance company. Because your still going to owe the bank another $2,000 for a vehicle that is totaled out. Gap insurance can sometimes be difficult to cancel, and they sometimes they will give you a hard time about it.. But just read the paperwork that you got when you purchased your vehicle, usually it tells you on there how to cancel and if there are any fees involved. Just keep in mind that Gap Insurance is not Auto Insurance, so you would need to have Auto Insurance regardless if you have the Gap Insurance. Good Luck!
Depending on how you purchased the gap insurance. If it was included in the financing + gap = monthly payment then any refund due would go to the finance company. If you purchased the gap insurance independantly from the finance company then you must contact the provider of the gap insurance directly for any type of refund.
It depends. if you have GAP insurance, the insurance company will pay the payoff amount. If you do not have GAP insurance, it is the holder of loan's responsibility to pay off the complete open loan regardless of the amount paid by the insurance company.
GAP Insurance is not a specific company. GAP or Guaranteed Auto Protection is a type of insurance that covers the difference between the cash value of a vehicle and the balance still owed on financing for that vehicle.
doubt it, gap insurance (usually sold by the car dealer or lien holder) covers just that the 'gap' between the acv (actual cash value-which is what the insurance company less your deductible if there is one, for your total loss vehicle) and pay off of your loan
GAP Insurance is usually purchased at point of sale through Auto Dealerships and Automotive Finance Companies. You should look at the paperwork you received from your vehicle purchase. GAP Insurance is NOT Auto Insurance. It is Finance Company insurance.
Loaded Question! If your insurance ran out, the car was parked, no. If there is something that happened to cause the former insurance company to drop you, yes. If something happened to the un-insured car that may need to be reported. If there is just a gap, no.