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Protect Your Vehicle Investment with GAP Insurance

What is GAP Insurance?

Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) Insurance is designed to cover the financial shortfall between your vehicle’s original purchase price and the amount your motor insurer pays out if your car is written off or stolen. Given that vehicles depreciate rapidly, especially in the first few years, GAP Insurance ensures you’re not left out of pocket in such unfortunate events.​

Why Consider GAP Insurance?

Depreciation Protection

New cars can lose up to 60% of their value within three years.

Financial Security

Avoid unexpected costs if your insurer's payout doesn't cover your outstanding finance or the vehicle's original value.

Peace of Mind

Drive confidently, knowing you're protected against significant financial loss.​

Expert Support Team

Our experienced team finds the best policy for your unique needs.

Types of GAP Insurance We Offer

Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for our GAP Insurance policies:

  • Your vehicle must be less than 10 years old.
  • The purchase price should not exceed £65,000.
  • You must have a comprehensive motor insurance policy in place.
  • The GAP Insurance policy should be purchased within 90 days of acquiring the vehicle.​

Finance GAP

Covers the difference between your motor insurer's payout and the remaining balance on your finance agreement.

Return to Invoice (RTI)

Pays the difference between your insurer's payout and the original invoice price of your vehicle.

Combined GAP & RTI

Offers comprehensive coverage, ensuring you're protected whether you've purchased your car outright or through finance.​

Convicted Cover FAQs

Frequently asked questions

GAP Insurance covers the difference between your motor insurer’s payout and either your car’s original value, invoice price, or outstanding finance - depending on the policy type.

Yes - your insurer may only pay the current market value, which could be much less than what you paid or owe on finance. GAP Insurance covers that shortfall.

Yes, but it usually needs to be within 90 days of purchase to be eligible—check the exact terms with us when you get a quote.

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