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Nissan Gap Insurance from Total Loss

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

Are you buying a new Nissan or about to take delivery of one on a lease or contract hire agreement?

 

Want to know how Total Loss Gap can protect you?

 

What levels of Nissan Gap Insurance can you buy from Total Loss?

As a responsible gap insurance provider, we want you to have all the information you need to make informed choices. To do this, we think it is important that you understand how each level of Nissan gap insurance from us would work. Equally with lots of other Gap insurance suppliers, why should you choose Nissan Gap Insurance from TLG?

At present, we offer three different types of gap Insurance policies.

*Combined Return to Invoice and VRI Gap - This level of Gap Insurance is designed to pay the difference  between the market value of your Nissan, at the point of loss, and the HIGHER of either:

  • the outstanding finance settlement (if in HP or PCP)
  • the original invoice price paid
  • The cost of the equivalent replacement vehicle, the same as yours, was on the day you took delivery. For example, if you bought a brand new car and your Nissan is stolen in four years' time, a five-year vehicle replacement gap insurance would base the replacement cost on the cost of another brand new car.  If you bought a 3-year-old car with 20,000 miles on the clock, the replacement cost is based on a 3-year-old cost with 20,000 miles on the clock, etc.

*The Combined Return to Invoice GAP Insurance is an alternative to the Invoice & Replacement Gap cover. RTI Gap Insurance is often provided by the main dealers also. This cover is similar to the Invoice and Replacement Gap but eliminates any protection for the vehicle's future replacement cost. The Combined Return to Invoice Gap can cover you between the current market value  settlement for your Nissan and the higher of:

  • the outstanding finance settlement
  • the original purchase price paid

* excludes negative equity for having bought from an old vehicle to the finance agreement of your new car.

If you are taking your new Nissan on a lease agreement (like a long-term rental agreement, where you cannot own the vehicle), please consider a Lease/Contract Hire Gap policy from Total Loss Gap. 

 

This type of Gap insurance cover can protect any shortfall between your motor insurer's settlement and the outstanding lease settlement if your motor insurer writes off the car or van. The optional ' deposit protection ' is also available with this type of Gap Insurance. This can protect up to £3,000 of any advanced rental payment you may have put down on your lease agreement. 

 

How much will a Nissan gap insurance cost from TLG?

Prices start from under £80 for a three-year Return to invoice gap insurance policy for 3 years. However, your gap quote could differ depending on how much your Nissan costs, what level of coverage you chose to buy, and how long you would like your gap policy to protect you. 

For a quick quote, please click or an automated quotation or contact a member of the team

 

 

Other Insurances available from Total Loss Gap for your Nissan include: 

 

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

Tyre and Alloy Wheel insurance for your Nissan     Scratch and Dent insurance for your new Nissan     Total Loss Nissan Tyre insurance

 

A Brief Introduction to Nissan

 

Nissan has a rich history dating back to the 1930s when it was first established as Jidosha Seizo Co., Ltd. Since then; the company has evolved into a global automotive powerhouse renowned for manufacturing a diverse range of vehicles, from compact cars to luxury automobiles. In 1935, the company established its first subsidiary, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., shaping the foundation of the Nissan brand we recognize today. 

 

What is the Nissan 2024 Model Range


For a comprehensive 2024 Nissan model range list, please get in touch with Nissan UK. They can provide you with the most up-to-date information on our latest models.

 

How many countries does Nissan supply vehicles to?


Nissan supplies cars to over 160 countries worldwide.

 

Who owns Nissan?

Nissan is currently owned by the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance, a strategic partnership between the automotive companies Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi Motors. This alliance was formed to collaborate on various aspects of their businesses, including research, development, and manufacturing.

 

Please note: Total Loss Gap is an independent insurance brand owned by Aequitas Automotive Ltd. We are not affiliated or endorsed by Nissan. We do not sell our products through Nissan motor dealers. You can only buy Total Loss Gap branded products through our Totallossgap.co.uk website.