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Yes, GMAC and National General are the same company. GMAC Insurance officially changed its name to National General Insurance in July 2013, and it still offers the same auto, RV, and home insurance options that were previously available.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s National General Insurance page for coverage options and customer reviews.
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Does National General offer gap insurance?
No, National General does not offer gap insurance, but you can find affordable gap policies from many other major insurance companies. Gap insurance is a specialty type of coverage that pays the difference between your car’s actual cash value and your loan or lease balance if the vehicle is stolen or totaled. You may be required to carry gap coverage if your vehicle is financed.
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read full answer by Lilah Butler, Car Insurance WriterDoes National General have glass coverage?
Yes, National General has glass coverage for customers with comprehensive insurance. National General customers can file a glass claim under their comprehensive coverage if their windshield was damaged due to something besides an accident, such as an animal, a weather event, or vandalism. If the windshield was damaged in a crash, drivers can file a claim with their collision insurance if they were at fault or with the at-fault driver’s liability coverage.
Fixing a cracked or chipped windshield is...
read full answer by Lilah Butler, Car Insurance WriterDoes National General charge a cancellation fee?
National General may charge a cancellation fee for customers canceling their car insurance coverage mid-policy, though National General does not disclose the amount of the fee. Drivers can cancel a National General policy by calling 1-888-293-5108 or by visiting a local agent in person.
National General customers will receive a refund for any unused premiums, minus the cancellation fee. So, if you’re cancelling your National General policy in order to switch to a cheaper company, be sure...
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