Civic Fan 2016
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- 2000 Honda Civic, 2016 Honda Civic
Yikes! Glad you are okay!
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Hi Molatte,Jesus christ that's a nasty hit. Did you suffer any bruises or whiplash or anything of the sort?
That will NOT buff out.For Sale:
-Slightly used Honda Civic
-Less than 1900 miles
-Minor Cosmetic Damage
Well... the time has come to replace the Civic. Going on having it for two days but the dealership was able to find another Sonic Gray HB for me. This time I went with the Sport Touring and I love it. Here are some of the pictures that include a comparison with the OG Ex-L.
Nice. I got the same car
Damn man. glad you're ok but down goes a Sonic Grey, I love that color!
sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo details now?Well... the time has come to replace the Civic. Going on having it for two days but the dealership was able to find another Sonic Gray HB for me. This time I went with the Sport Touring and I love it. Here are some of the pictures that include a comparison with the OG Ex-L.
Its insurance you can get either included in your loan or from your own car insurance company. Lets say you finance $25k out the door. You drive the car for 6 months and then get hit by a Ram truck, they total the car but the value of the car now used is only $20k, so insurance pays $20k to the bank since they hold the note and you have to cover the other $5k out of your pocket. With GAP, you won't owe the $5k, the GAP insurance covers any "gap" between the value of the car and the amount remaining on the note if the note is larger than the value. This is generally a good idea to get GAP if financing 60 months or longer. If you do GAP through your own insurance, you can always cancel it once the loan amount is lower than value. People who finance 36-48 months generally do that just to protect them through the first year of ownershipWhat is this GAP insurance you peeps talk about.
You're actually out less than $5k because you had 6 months of car payments. But ya, that's the idea.Its insurance you can get either included in your loan or from your own car insurance company. Lets say you finance $25k out the door. You drive the car for 6 months and then get hit by a Ram truck, they total the car but the value of the car now used is only $20k, so insurance pays $20k to the bank since they hold the note and you have to cover the other $5k out of your pocket. With GAP, you won't owe the $5k, the GAP insurance covers any "gap" between the value of the car and the amount remaining on the note if the note is larger than the value. This is generally a good idea to get GAP if financing 60 months or longer. If you do GAP through your own insurance, you can always cancel it once the loan amount is lower than value. People who finance 36-48 months generally do that just to protect them through the first year of ownership