
What is DPW?
- DPW protects your vehicle’s original value - not just what it’s worth after depreciation.
- If your car is declared a total loss, DPW pays the difference between the vehicle’s value when you enrolled and the loan balance at the time of the loss, up to your selected benefit amount.
- In short: You keep the equity you’ve built, even if the unexpected happens.
Real-Life Example
You enrolled in DPW with a $10,000 benefit on a new car valued at $32,000. A year later:
Your loan balance:
(At the time of loss)
$26,000
Insurance payout:
(current market value)
$27,000
DPW payout:
(maximum benefit)*
$6,000
Your remaining loan balance after insurance: $20,000.
DPW applies: $6,000 benefit reduces your remaining loan.
You walk away with $7,000 back in your pocket.
DPW helps turn lost value into real cash.
*Note: DPW benefit applies first, then you receive $7,000 after insurance payout
When Does DPW Make Sense?
DPW is especially valuable if:
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You financed less than 80% of your vehicle’s value
Your equity is at risk if the car is totaled or stolen -
You made a large down payment, trade-in, or rebate
DPW protects that built-in equity from being lost to depreciation

What’s the Cost?
DPW starts at just
$744.00
A one-time cost that can be included in your loan.
For many members, it’s a small price to protect a major investment.
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