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Discover the Value of Seat Gap Insurance from Total Loss Gap.

 

If you are just about to buy a new or used car or take delivery of a Seat on a contract hire or lease agreement why should you consider spending even more money buying a Gap insurance policy?

 

Also, with so many Gap insurance providers, why should you choose a Seat Gap Insurance from Total Loss?

 

Contract Gap Hire Insurance Quote for your Seat     Return to Invoice Gap Insurance Quote for your Seat     Vehicle Replacement Gap insurance Quote for your Seat

 

How does Seat Gap Insurance from TLG work?

 

No one, no matter their financial circumstances, would ever like to think of losing money, but a car is a depreciating asset, which means that it will lose value over time. Depreciation is fine; this is perfectly normal and a part of everyday motoring. However, if something happens to your new Seat and it is no longer there, it can become a huge financial problem.

 

A  Seat Gap Insurance policy from TLG is your safety net. It's there to ensure that if your new car is written off, whether due to theft or severe damage, you're not left out of pocket. If your vehicle was a write-off, it is a product that works alongside your comprehensive motor insurance policy. At that point, your motor insurance company will offer you a settlement, which is the amount they think your car is worth, often called the market value.

 

Motor Industry experts estimate that the average car with average usage can lose up to 60% of its original value within the first three years of ownership.

 

Any potential market value settlement your insurance company offers you could be significantly less than the original purchase price you paid. If you have paid for your new Seat with a finance pack, you may need more than this to clear any outstanding finance with your finance company. In the worst case, you could have to continue paying for a car you no longer have.

 

For example, a Seat ( prices taken from Glass's Guide Dealer Retail June 2024 ) 

 

Seat Tarraco bought in 2021 for £35860

It now has 15,000 miles on the clock

Glass's Guide Dealer retail valuation is now £24780

Potential gap insurance claim £11080

 

Seat Arona bought in 2021 for £21314

It now has 24,000 miles on the clock

Glass's Guide Dealer retail valuation is now £17970

Potential gap insurance claim £3344

 

Seat Ateca bought in 2021 for £29250

It now has 34000 miles on the clock

Glass's Guide Dealer retail valuation is now £16950

Potential gap insurance claim £12300

 

How much will a Seat Gap Insurance cost from Total Loss?

 

The cost of your Total Loss Seat Gap Insurance policy will be dependent on:

  • The purchase price of your Seat.
  • How have you funded your car?
  • How long would you like to cover your vehicle for?
  • Which level of cover you choose?

There is no set answer, and we do not want to say your quote will be from as little as £57.74 for a 3-year return-to-invoice gap insurance policy for a vehicle worth £9995, as yours could be very different.* Instead, to ensure that we offer you the most suitable levels of coverage and the very best prices we can, please call and speak to a team member or click for an automated Seat Gap Insurance quote.

 

*prices correct as of 27th June 2024

 

Which level of Seat Gap Insurance does Total Loss offer?

 

At present, we  can offer three different levels of Total Loss Seat Gap Insurance:

  • Contract Hire Gap Insurance ( Lease Hire Gap )
  • Combined Return to Invoice Gap Insurance ( RTI Gap )
  • Vehicle Replacement Gap Insurance ( VRI Gap )

 

At present, we can not offer:

  • Negative equity gap insurance
  • Agreed value gap Insurance
  • Top-up Gap Cover.

 

Which level of Seat Gap insurance from TLG is best for you?

 

Again, we are so sorry, but there is not one set answer. Instead, it will depend on what you want to happen when you make a Gap insurance claim.

 

  • If you have purchased your vehicle using a contract, lease hire or finance agreement, please consider a Contract Hire cover level.
  • If you have paid cash, used a form of personal contract purchase, personal loan, bank loan, or hire purchase and want to protect your purchase price, please consider a form of Combined Return to Invoice cover level.
  • If you want a belt-and-braces policy and want to protect a standard car even if inflation means that costs have increased, please consider the Vehicle Replacement cover level.

 

Why not consider increasing your peace of mind with our range of additional insurance cover options for your Seat?

 

Alloy Wheel Insurance for your Seat     Smart Care Insurance for your Seat     Excess insurance to cover your Seat Excess Payment

Tyre and Alloy Wheel insurance for your New Seat     Scratch and Dent insurance for your Seat     Tyre insurance for your Seat

 

The History of Seat

 

SEAT, S.A. is a Spanish car and bike maker with its headquarters in Martorell, Spain. Initially, SEAT manufactured rebadged Fiat models, and in 1986, it became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group, one of the largest car manufacturers in the world. SEAT has since developed and produced its range of vehicles, becoming a well-known brand in the automotive industry.

 

SEAT cars are supplied to more than 75 countries worldwide. The company has a significant international presence, focusing on markets in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa. Seat has expanded its international reach, making its vehicles accessible to customers across continents. SEAT has diverse models, including popular choices like the Ibiza, Leon, Arona, Ateca, and Tarraco. Additionally, there may be other models specific to certain markets or regions.

 

The Seat company has also said it hopes to enter the electric car market shortly.