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Car insurance

Ferrett

Member
Mar 20, 2016
54
14
San Jose, CA
State Farm just quoted me over $2000+ on my Tesla and I'm wondering what you guys are paying.
I've got a clean record and was surprise that price got that high. What insurance company
are you using? Any good deals out there? Suggestions?
 

pvogel

Member
Jun 23, 2015
917
199
Santa Clara, CA
$950/6 months, but I was paying slightly over $500/6 months. After the update I'm paying $450 more but the allocation is heavily weighted to the X. I'll be selling the Prius v soon so that will drop me down to about $800.
 
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EV Family

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Dec 10, 2015
334
288
Georgia
Clean driving record, multiple vehicles, quoted $2k/six months by Allstate for the Tesla portion; quoted $2300/ year by AAA.
Does the final configured price of the X play a role into your quoted price? Say a $105k 90D vs a $135k P90D?
Haven't reached out to triple A for our quote but sure hope it's not $2300/year. That's Ludicrous.
 

socaljohn

New Member
Mar 24, 2016
2
1
Laguna Niguel
Farmers $850 every 6 months, 100/300 coverage. Glass coverage, we pay $100 for any glass breakage, they pay the rest. Important to have on the X and on my Mercedes Sprinter, 2 big windshields,
 

Redshift

Member
Feb 11, 2016
37
42
East Bay CA
Does the final configured price of the X play a role into your quoted price? Say a $105k 90D vs a $135k P90D?
Haven't reached out to triple A for our quote but sure hope it's not $2300/year. That's Ludicrous.

Yeah, it is. P90DL with all the bells and whistles except fancy wheels. The coverage is 300/500.
 

Aljohn

Member
Oct 17, 2014
903
502
Georgia
With so many variables -- location, driving record, age, insurance "bundles"... it is difficult to compare insurance rates. So I called my company at Hartford, and requested the difference between my Audi Q7 (sold) and gave them the VIN on my Model X (May delivery). They ran the numbers using the same coverage levels as the Audi -- the difference in the premium was $60 bucks a YEAR. Hooo Ray! I was paying $715 a year on the Audi and will be paying $775 a YEAR with the AARP discounts on the Model X. Great, considering the Audi was a 2007. I guess being a SR Citizen helps!
 

Nototrader

Member
Nov 30, 2015
234
27
Alpine, NJ
I was quoted originally $1200 by Pure. Then I asked what the replacement value was and my agent told me he looked it up online and put it at 80k. Once I told him the car was 150k, the annual premium went up to $2300. So, depends on type of policy. Mine has a negotiated replacement value instead of market value. So, I raised my deductible to $2500 and my annual premium dropped to $1250. He said the car is so expensive, and damage will probably be in the tens of thousands anyway.
 

ahmarm

Member
Mar 15, 2016
51
31
Woodinville, WA
its coming out to be $928/6 months additional to add the X as the third car for me with AllState. thats with all the discounts and clean driving record. $250 deductible and 100/300/100 policy. Progressive was quoting $840, and I didnt want to switch insurance companies for less than $100 difference.
 

Nototrader

Member
Nov 30, 2015
234
27
Alpine, NJ
its coming out to be $928/6 months additional to add the X as the third car for me with AllState. thats with all the discounts and clean driving record. $250 deductible and 100/300/100 policy. Progressive was quoting $840, and I didnt want to switch insurance companies for less than $100 difference.

I'm curious. Can you find out what the replacement value is?
 

ahmarm

Member
Mar 15, 2016
51
31
Woodinville, WA
I'm curious. Can you find out what the replacement value is?
I am going with the "dreaded" lease (yes, I have read most of the debate on this topic in this forum :)), hence I didn't check on the replacement value yet, but will inquire for sure. Allstate usually are pretty good with replacing relatively new car, in case of a total loss.
 

itay

Member
Jan 4, 2016
76
25
Seattle, WA
A lot of people talk about adding "whole car replacement" to their insurance, but I've not really seen any companies that offer this option - the only one I know of is Liberty Mutual (with their "new car replacement" policy). What companies are people using where they see this option?
 

vrykolas

Member
Mar 19, 2016
137
111
The Colony, TX
With Liberty Mutual, we currently have a 2014 Honda Odyssey. Replacing the Odyssey with the X 90D will cost $16/month more (for same coverage), which is a GREAT deal in my opinion.

So the annual cost is now $629/year with Odyssey and $829/year with X.
 

vrykolas

Member
Mar 19, 2016
137
111
The Colony, TX
@Rdainer: yes, per year. Perfect driving record for both wife and I. No kids on coverage (yet). We live out in the suburbs of north dallas. Local law enforcement/city like to tout that we have "top 10" lowest crime rate in the country. Maybe that makes a difference? Who knows, those insurance calculations are horribly complex.
 
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