Should I buy GAP insurance from the dealership with my Toyota Prius?
I am buying a two-year-old Toyota Prius for £12,000. The dealership wants to sell me GAP insurance for £350 for three years - ouch! Do you agree that this type of insurance is sensible? I can get four years' cover for £230 elsewhere.
Asked on 2 August 2010 by BlueValour
Answered by
Honest John
He would do, wouldn't he, because his commission on £320 of GAP insurance is about £200. I'd try a few independent brokers before settling for that £230 quote.
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