White05GT

Might I suggest GAP insurance also. You don't need to get it through the dealer, your insurance company or lender might have a better deal on it.

Covers your car if it's totaled and you owe more on it than it's worth. Pays the "gap" between value and the amount due on your loan.

DocSnickers

Most credit Unions have deals where they will set the cars value at the loan amount. So if it's totaled your not stuck with a loan. My GT is though Alaska Credit Union and my wives Mustangs is though Boeing Employee Credit Union. They both have that same kind of coverage.

rvastang

In my opinion, the value of such a plan is debatable. You need to do the math for yourself and see if it makes sense.

steveo555

I am pretty sure I do not need GAP insurance. As my auto loan is less than half the cost of the vehicle. The rest will be paid with cash and vehicle trade in.

rvastang

Yeah, I'd skip gap insurance in that case.

White05GT

I agree.

Blackonblack007

Shouldn't be a problem. Just check out the panels to make sure they haven't painted any of them