Here’s 21,000 reasons to ensure your next vehicle loan has Frost GAP.
This 2018 Tesla Model X retained a book value of $68,675 in December of 2022, respectable, given its age and showing how Tesla EVs tend to hold value well. The Lender provided a 72-month loan at 101% LTV, with a Frost GAP waiver on the loan.
All was great for the owner until the vehicle was rear-ended in August of 2024. At this point, JD Power retail and CCC valued the car at $28,600. Yes, that’s a 58.35% depreciation in just 19 months. On top of that, the repairs were found to cost more than the car’s value, which means it was declared a total loss. Thankfully, once again, the borrower had Frost GAP, which covered the difference between that value and the remainder of their loan for a $21,387.61 claim!