Quote from: mcmaddy on 19 January 2019, 09:24Depends who you're insured with as not all do thisIf you don't have 'new for old' in a policy, then the policy is going to be very limited and a false economy. Pretty much any reputable insurance company/broker will offer 'new for old' on a new car, which lasts for 12-24mths.GAP on a brand new car is a total waste of money.OP just check your policy, I would wager it's already there, that is unless you insure with a specialist on a restricted terms policy.
Depends who you're insured with as not all do this
Most Gap policies don't kick in until year two anyway