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Total Loss Gap Insurance for your Audi.

 

Total Loss Gap Insurance is pleased to be able to offer gap insurance and a range of products for your Audi car. If you buy your Audi from a VAT-registered garage or Main Audi Dealership, you may be looking at several products the motor dealer has already offered you. We aim to provide you with alternative options and potentially save you hundreds of pounds.

 

Why protect your Audi with a Total Loss Gap Insurance policy?

 

If you buy your Audi and it is involved in a fire, theft or accident in the future that leads to the motor insurer declaring the vehicle a 'total loss' or 'write off,' then this may involve your fully comprehensive insurer only offering you the value of the car at the point of loss, not the original price you paid for it. 

 

Depending upon the level of gap insurance you choose, a Total Loss Gap Insurance policy can cover the difference between the motor insurer's settlement and the highest of:

  • The outstanding finance settlement (if there is one or you have used a form of contract or lease hire)
  • The original invoice price you paid when you bought the vehicle
  • The replacement cost of the vehicle with one of the same age, mileage, and specification at the time you bought it. I.e. if it was new, then the cost of another new Audi. If that model is no longer available, settlement is based on the superseding model. If there is no superseding model, then settlement is based on the invoice price you paid plus an extra 10%.

Contract hire Gap Insurance for your Audi     Return to invoice Gap Insurance for your Audi     Vehicle Replacement Insurance for your Audi

 

The advantage of Total Loss Gap for your Audi

The idea behind Total Loss Gap Insurance is that it provides the very best outcome and removes the initial guesswork when buying your Audi. How do we ensure you buy the most appropriate level of gap insurance for your Audi?

 

If you are considering Gap Insurance for your Audi, once you have done your research, you will probably be faced with a choice of three different types of Gap Insurance.

  • Finance Gap
  • Combined Return to Invoice Gap
  • Combined Vehicle Replacement Gap

 

So, in a practical example of how Total Loss Gap Insurance works

  • You can buy a brand new Audi A6 DIESEL SALOON 2.0 TDI Ultra SE Executive 4dr for £32,000. 
  • It is on a PCP finance over four years with a balloon payment of £12,000 in 4 years. 
  • After three years, your Audi is stolen, 
  • Your motor insurer offers a settlement of £16,000 
  • Your finance settlement is £17,000.

 

  1. A Contract Hire Gap Insurance would pay the difference between your motor insurance company settlement ( £16,000 ) and the amount outstanding on your lease. You can walk away with no further financial liability if there are no late payment charges or arrears.
  2. A Combined Return to Invoice Gap Insurance would pay an additional £16,000. This means that you now have the total purchase price of your Audi back. From the £32,000, you can clear the outstanding finance, and the balance of £15,000 will be given back to you so you can spend as you see fit. If you have paid cash for your Audi or there is no outstanding finance, all the funds are sent to you as a cash settlement.
  3. Combined Vehicle Replacement Insurance will cover the difference between your motor insurer settlement at £16,000 and the higher of the finance settlement (£17,000), the original invoice price (£32,000) or the cost of the equivalent brand-new Audi A6. Let's say this is now £35,000. 

 

Your Total Loss Gap Insurance policy will also cover up to £1500 of additional dealer accessories, shown on the sales invoice when you bought the vehicle. Items could include paint protection treatments or tow bars, for example. Finally, the policy can also cover up to £250 or any excess deducted from the motor insurer's settlement at the point of total loss.

The obvious question is, 'Which level of Gap Insurance is best for me?'

 

The answer is it depends. It depends on several factors: 

  • How you bought your Audi, 
  • Did you buy your Audi using a form of finance?
  • Did you pay cash for your Audi?
  • How old is your Audi?
  • What mileage has your car already travelled?
  • What will you be using your Audi for?

 

The list of permutations goes on, but we hope you get the idea. 

These variables create plenty of doubt and confusion, or you could use Total Loss Gap Insurance. Why? With Total Loss, you will get the best solution should the worst happen to your Audi. The simplest way is to click for a quotation or call and speak to a team member. Our systems will remove policies that you are not eligible for.

 

We aim to provide you with a comprehensive range of policies that can help safeguard your Audi. This includes options such as Tyre Insurance, Scratch and Dent Insurance, Tyre and Alloy Wheel Insurance, Excess Insurance, and Alloy Wheel Insurance. Whether it's protecting your tyres or alloy wheels or covering your excess, we have options that can cater to your specific needs.

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

Tyre and Alloy Wheel insurance for your New Audi     Scrath and Dent insurance for your Audi     Audi Tyre insurance

What makes Total Loss Gap the logical choice to buy Gap insurance for your Audi?

 

Our approach is not to offer a pre-set package of policies but to provide you with a choice. You have the power to hand-pick the levels of protection that you deem important and discount the ones you do not need. This way, you can tailor your insurance to your unique circumstances. For instance, what is crucial to an Audi driver in the heart of a bustling city, covering 15,000 miles a year, may be entirely different to an Audi driver in a more rural area, driving only 5,000 miles a year. 

 

At Total Loss, we understand that the concerns of an Audi Q7 driver who purchased their vehicle using a form of PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) could be entirely different from those of an Audi A3 driver who paid cash. We cater to these unique circumstances, ensuring our policies are tailored to your needs.

 

At Total Loss, we are committed to providing you with all the information you need to make informed choices. We want you to feel confident in your decision, knowing you have all the necessary details at your fingertips.

 

A brief look into the history of Audi.

 

Audi is an iconic German car manufacturer with a rich history that spans over a century. Established in 1909 by August Horch, the company has built a reputation for producing luxurious and innovative vehicles that have won the hearts of drivers worldwide.

 

 

From its early days, Audi has been known for its cutting-edge designs and advanced engineering, paving the way for developing a range of cars and commercial vehciles. The brand has always strived for excellence and has continuously pushed the envelope to create cars that are not only stylish and elegant but also deliver exceptional performance and safety.

 

Over the years, Audi has faced challenges, including damage to its production facilities during World War II. However, the company has always been resilient and has emerged stronger. Audi gained international recognition in the 1960s and 1970s for its innovative designs and advanced engineering. The introduction of the Quattro all-wheel drive system in 1980 was a game-changer, and it cemented Audi's position as a leader in the automotive industry.

 

Today, Audi continues to innovate and push boundaries, producing a range of high-end vehicles that cater to the needs of discerning drivers. The company is committed to sustainability and has incorporated this into its operations and vehicle designs. Audi vehicles are crafted with precision and care to deliver an exceptional driving experience, from luxury sedans to sports cars and SUVs.

 

In conclusion, Audi is an iconic brand that has stood the test of time, delivering luxurious and innovative vehicles that are the envy of many. With a rich history and a commitment to excellence and sustainability.

 

With a three-year Total Loss Gap insurance policy starting from £80.25, can you afford not to consider Gap Insurance?