670hp Model 3? Possible?

[mpgxsvcd]

Your Geico policy doesn't have this language? It's been there when I've looked:

https://insurance.mo.gov/consumers/auto/documents/a54mo-02-11.pdf

https://doi.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/doinvgov/_public-documents/Consumers/Auto/GEICO/A30NV(02-08).pdf

It's even been litigated in Berger vs Geico and Solis vs Geico.

It didn’t have it in there when I checked before. That was a little more than a year ago though. They have probably updated since then.

 

[mpgxsvcd]

Just search the internet for "dyno model 3 p" and the HP is about 470, no under reporting happening by Tesla.

A lot of the dyno tests weren’t done with optimal conditions. I would like to see someone test one with a fully charged and preconditioned battery.

Also some of the tests couldn’t floor it the entire way because they would break the dyno.

 

[gearchruncher]

It didn’t have it in there when I checked before. That was a little more than a year ago though. They have probably updated since then.

It's been in Geico policies since before 2010. The example policies above are from 2008 and 2011. I'm somehow wondering if NC doesn't have it, but if that's true, I'd expect that would be a state law preventing it somehow, so that would be true of all policies in the state. In which case I'd expect insurance for any track focused cars to be very, very high

 

[mpgxsvcd]

It's been in Geico policies since before 2010. The example policies above are from 2008 and 2011. I'm somehow wondering if NC doesn't have it, but if that's true, I'd expect that would be a state law preventing it somehow, so that would be true of all policies in the state. In which case I'd expect insurance for any track focused cars to be very, very high

I went back and checked my contract and it doesn’t have the term “Speed”, “Track”, “Race”, or “Racing” anywhere in it.

It had exclusions for everything else you could think of but not for tracks or racing. It must be a state law I guess?

 

[gearchruncher]

It had exclusions for everything else you could think of but not for tracks or racing. It must be a state law I guess?

Weird. It's not a state law. Here's a NC policy by Allstate that excludes it:

https://nationalgeneral.com/forms_catalog/CV138_10012001_NC_V3.pdf

And here's a discussion of a NC policy with another racing exclusion:

Racing Exclusions | Insurance Commentary with Bill Wilson

Auto insurance policies have "racing" exclusions. However, differences in language can result in coverage under one policy but not another.

insurancecommentary.com

I have no idea why Geico would cover racing in NC while it's not covered in other states....

 

[mpgxsvcd]

Weird. It's not a state law. Here's a NC policy by Allstate that excludes it:

https://nationalgeneral.com/forms_catalog/CV138_10012001_NC_V3.pdf

And here's a discussion of a NC policy with another racing exclusion:

Racing Exclusions | Insurance Commentary with Bill Wilson

Auto insurance policies have "racing" exclusions. However, differences in language can result in coverage under one policy but not another.

insurancecommentary.com

I have no idea why Geico would cover racing in NC while it's not covered in other states....

It really just depends on the wording in the contract you sign. Even in your examples they talked about how the wording varied. Some policies limit track use. Some limit even “practicing” for racing. Others limit “speeding” scenarios. Then others don’t limit any of it.

Know your policy is the best advice I can give.

 

[ODWms]

• Tuesday at 12:11 PM

blackT3$!@ said:
Just search the internet for "dyno model 3 p" and the HP is about 470, no under reporting happening by Tesla.

Gearcruncher said:
Wheel or motor? Before or after the two 5% firmware power bumps?
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Sounds like that was before the 2 power bumps.