Price: from €24,650

Fuel consumption, combined: 7.1–5.5 l/100km

CO2 emissions, combined: 160–124 g/km

Price: from €30,385

Fuel consumption, combined: 6.9–5.2 l/100km

CO2 emissions, combined: 155–132 g/km

Price: from €31,400

Fuel consumption, combined: 6.9–5.2 l/100km

CO2 emissions, combined: 155–132 g/km

Audi Finance

GAP Insurance

Audi GAP Insurance products are designed to ensure that if the unforeseen happens, you and your Audi have the best protection you need. Our GAP insurance (also known as Guaranteed Asset Protection) helps to bridge the payment GAP between the settlement amount from your motor insurer and the original purchase price of your car.

How does GAP Insurance work?

If, for example, you purchased a vehicle costing €30,000 and it is written off after 24 months, your motor insurance provider may only pay out the current market value which might be €22,000 to replace your Audi with another model worth €30,000 you would need to find €8,000. However, with our GAP Insurance, which provides return to invoice price cover (RTI), you could be paid the missing €8,000.

So if your car is written off, or stolen and not recovered, the additional worry of finding the money to purchase a replacement Audi could be taken away. We think you deserve another new Audi if yours is no longer with us. Audi GAP Insurance provides you with the following additional cover:

Return to invoice price GAP, or RTI as it is also known pays the difference between the original net invoice purchase price of your Audi and the total loss settlement paid to you by your motor insurer. The original net invoice purchase price includes all factory fitted accessories and any discount given. (Audi retailer fitted extras or accessories are also included up to a total value of €500) but excludes motor tax, dealer delivery charges, fuel, paintwork and/or upholstery protection kits, insurance premiums, warranty premiums and any such associated costs and any negative equity.

Volkswagen Bank GmbH Branch Ireland is authorized by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFIN) in Germany and is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland for conduct of business rules.

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