If the dealer doesn't require it, probably not, but you have to decide if you want to take the chance of continuing to make payments on a car that you can't use after an accident.
I believe it depends on the state, but as far as I know, if you have to have full coverage on a financed car, it doesn't matter where it's financed. If you still have questions, ask your insurance person, they'll know the answer.
No....only the value ay the time of loss. Gap coverage is available for a reasonable rate on most insurance policies. It can also be purchased through the car dealership.
No they do not. Ford credit is a financial institution which finances the sale of cars to the public. Sometimes they offer types of insurance like credit life and credit disability that are insurance products which pay them high commissions. They also offer products called forced place coverage through other insurance companies that are used when people fail to keep the proper insurance on their vehicles financed by ford motor credit. This coverage is physical damage coverage only to cover the amount financed so that ford motor credit does not take a loss if the vehicle financed is damaged and the client did not have insurance. This coverage is very expensive, only covers ford motor credit, and the cost is added to the clients account. It is not an insurance policy and does not provide liability coverage or any other coverages needed.
Answerno.I have a car that is financed through a bank. I recently found out that it has a salvaged title and I am having problems with getting full coverage insurance. the bank along with me didn't know it was a salvaged title at the time so what can I do.
The insurance company would not have required you to get insurance coverage, as it is an optional coverage from the insurer's standpoint. The bigger issue is that the company through which you financed the car would have required collision coverage because it was interested in protecting the value of the collateral. Therefore, it may have obtained "forced-placed" collision coverage on the car and charged the premium to you (through your car payment). If that was done, you would normally have rec'd notice of it and been given a chance to get collision coverage and produce proof of it. Furthermore, collision coverage would have to have been in force at the time of the collision; it would not be retroactively applied to cover the loss.
Depends on who you financed your bike through. If you financed it through the actual motorcycle dealership than you should give them a call and ask for the title. Same thing goes for a bank.
If you own the car, sell it to him for $1. That should solve your problems.
GAP insurance is designed to cover the difference between what you owe on a financed (or leased) vehicle and the actual cash value that is paid by an insurer if the car is a total loss. Generally, GAP coverage is available through the car dealer or the finance company that finances the car.yes
There are Several Companies that offer Cheap Auto Insurance for example, Geico, InsureOne and Progressive. The one thing you want to remember with Auto Insuance is the Coverage Amounts and the Deductibles. Another thing you want to remember is that if your getting the Vehicle through a Loan Company or having it Financed they will require you to have Full Coverage on the Vehicle.
It is often better to be through an insurance agency, often times a dealer will provide you with an insurance agent.
Yes it does, through their comprehensive insurance coverage.
Most toyota dealerships off the best car finance deals through their own finanace company. In Dallas Champion Toyota is noted as probably the best dealership to get a car financed through.