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GAP Insurance/Protection
Stands for Guaranteed Auto Protection insurance. Extra insurance for lease
customers to cover the difference in the actual value of the vehicle and
whatever is owed on the lease. Important if the car is stolen or totaled early
in the lease term. It also covers the difference in value between what may be
paid by an insurance carrier and what is still owed to the leasing company,
including future lease payments.
Gas-Charged Shocks
Also called gas-filled shocks. They are shock absorbers filled with a
low-pressure gas to smooth the vehicle's ride during up-and-down movement.
Gasket
Any thin, soft material installed between two metal surfaces to create a good
seal.
Gasoline Alley
This is the garage area at Indy, where major mechanical work is done on the
cars.
General Property Taxes
Any tax on real estate or personal property.
Good Faith
A code of conduct between parties emphasizing honesty during the transaction.
Grand National Circuit
This was the previous name for Winston Cup Racing before R.J. Reynolds became
the sponsor in 1972.
Grand Prix
A type of car race popular in Europe. Also, a French term meaning great prize.
Grey Market Vehicle
Any car that is imported, but not through authorized retailers. May have
insufficient emissions standards.
Greenhouse
Used in automotive circles to describe all of the windows enclosing the
passenger compartment.
Grille
An opening in the front of the vehicle that allows air to reach the radiator.
Gross Capitalized Cost
See Capitalized Cost.
Gross Income
The income of the borrower before taxes or expenses are deducted; used to
qualify for a loan or a lease.
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
The curb weight of the vehicle plus the maximum load it is designed to carry.
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