Gap insurance for a sports car
My son is leasing quite an expensive sports car for 12 months. Should he consider what I believe is called Gap Insurance in the event of a serious accident or write off, bearing in mind he doesn't actually own the car?
If so, where should he go to obtain such cover?
If so, where should he go to obtain such cover?
Asked on 22 February 2012 by John Maloney
Answered by
Honest John
Good idea, burt best bought via a broker rather than a car dealer because they charge less commission.
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