Yes, typically you can. State laws and insurance companies guidelines' vary but there are GAP policies that are available to be placed on used cars that are financed. GAP insurance is beneficial when the value of a vehicle, whether new or used, depreciates while you still own money on the loan or lease. When you owe more on your vehicle this is termed being up-side on the loan and GAP insurance can help you if your car is declared a total loss during this time. GAP coverage provides for the difference between the actual cash value (ACV) amount paid out by your primary insurer if your vehicle is a total loss or stolen and the amount you still owe on the loan or lease. Some insurance providers might have restrictions on their GAP insurance policies but it should be possible to obtain GAP insurance for a used car was bought using financing with a lien holder.
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- Loan/Lease Gap Coverage
- Loan/Lease Payoff
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