Insurance isn't usually included in your lease agreement, it's up to you to arrange a suitable policy. Leasing companies will typically require you to have comprehensive cover in place to make sure you have the highest level of cover throughout your agreement.
Comparing car insurance for your leased car is the same process as standard car insurance, regardless of ownership.
If you're ready to find car insurance for your lease car, you can click 'Get a quote' to get started.
A GAP insurance policy can help bridge the gap between the value of the car and the amount the insurer pays out if your car is written off.
If your leased car is stolen or declared a total loss following an accident, insurers only pay out the current market value of the car. If this is less than the outstanding finance on your leasing agreement, you're left paying the difference.
There are 3 main types of GAP cover suitable for leased cars:
"Most lease agreements include an annual mileage limit, which is typically around 10,000 a year on average. Make sure you set your mileage accurately to match the leasing contract when you get your quote. If you go over your agreed mileage you may face extra charges from your leasing company."
Breakdown cover is often included with new lease car contracts, but it depends on the deal you choose. There may be limitations on the level of cover included, so it's worth checking you have the right cover that suits your needs.
You can compare breakdown cover with us and buy a stand alone policy if it's not included in your lease agreement.
You can add drivers to your car insurance policy on a lease car, but the main driver must be listed as the policyholder. Drivers who aren't named on your policy can still drive your lease car, providing they have their own insurance policy that covers them to drive other cars.
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