Get in touch with your Tesla rep on Monday. They should now know if your car is on either ship. Mine already knows in what order they will be transported to Brisbane from Port Kembla (Morning Midas) and approx date of arrival in Brisbane.
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The Morning Midas has just crossed into NSW batteling 3m seas and 30knot headwinds. It's crawling at 10 knots
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Morning Crystal update... looks like it will reach Brisbane around midnight on the 9th.
This will be my last update.. someone else with an interest in the Crystal can take over.
Once it is in QLD waters you can get arrival details here.
This will be my last update.. someone else with an interest in the Crystal can take over.
Once it is in QLD waters you can get arrival details here.
Parramaniac
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I did an online quote to see what it would be for my M3P with NRMA.
No driving history issue, lots of policies with them and mine came to $2300 for $95k cover, no other listed driver, $850 excess. No windscreen excess and 14 days hire. Any repairer.
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The vin allocation system has very little to do with your order date, only with what has been built.
we do know not all vins are allocated yet, and we are yet to find out if more are being built now the factory has returned to production after the new year break.
When I looked a couple of months back GIO had the best insurance for my LR M3 that I could find. It was $1,029, that's without any discounts for multiple services with them. When my car comes in the next couple of weeks I may get a quote for the car and house insurance combined to see what I can get. No idea how DrewBytes got $850, I have other services with NRMA and my quote was also over 2k.
Insurance premiums have a lot to do with insured location, security, garaged etc and driver age and claim history.
I recently got an NRMA quote for a M3LR which came in at $598 with a $2000 excess and included glass protection.
Ive been using them for 8 years now so have a 12.5% loyalty and 60% discounts, zero accident history and I guess live in a safer, low theft location.
Kevsaccount
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Insurance quotes are essentially voodoo as far as I'm concerned. NRMA quotes for me personally came in around the 1.5k mark. Parked in a locked garage on the North Shore. Zero accident history. They then quoted me $1200 after the quote expired. $598 seems like a dream.
Edit: Just did a third quote - and it's $3160. Nothing changed for generating the quote, just a different day, different price. It makes no sense to me.
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Chuq
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Indeed. Just for general comparison, I did a few online quotes with RACT (Tasmania). Comparing with my existing car. Note my existing policy (combined house/contents/car) is paid monthly so that's what my figures represent, but there's an annual cost (slightly cheaper for paying annually) also listed.
Same spec. OD 19.11. Location Melbourne. I am hoping this will be the week. Can't wait anymore!
More than likely yes. Tesla reps have been consistent on this so far, although usual disclaimer that SAs can be unreliable with the truth.
Additionally a RWD in transit to Perth showed up in inventory briefly last week, where some digging around showed “VC01” option code. This likely indicates Ryzen onboard.
Thanks for the info, it's just LR owners are having range reduced message showing up once logged in, I've not seen one.
Meaning LFP is enduring AMD Ryzen's power hunger and still providing claimed range which is remarkable?
yes comparing to LRs reducing 22km of range. Ryzen is by far more efficient.
Unless Tesla had its test car already equipped with AMD's Ryzen when range testing, therefore producing 491KM WLTP
Kevsaccount
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I'm on finance and my lowest quote is about $970 with a $3k excess and no windscreen or hire car so far. Probably taking GIO at this stage $1300 for platinum (with $1400 excess) - which includes both unlimited hire car and windscreen (but with this excess the windscreen is probably pretty useless)
Maximillan
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There are too many variables and it depends on each insurer.
You can find out yourself by how much by doing two online quotes, one with and one without finance.
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