That’s completely false. I added my Tesla as soon as the tab opened to upload the insurance. I then found a much cheaper rate with Progressive and jumped ship from Geico. Progressive issued insurance cards and there were no issues or hold ups with delivery.
But were you able to schedule delivery without insurance that had the VIN on it?
I know some states don't require a VIN for proof of insurance. In Oregon, we only have to show proof of insurance and upload that to Tesla.
It depends on the state. All states except these need the VIN on the insurance.
That makes sense since it appears he lives in TN and is one of the states that doesn't require a VIN on insurance.
Congrats she is gorgeous!!!Just got back from taking delivery (and a quick lunch). Delivery went smoothly and quickly. Examined the car, did not find any major glaring issues. I liked that they pretty much left us alone to take our time and examine the car. Then we walked in, signed the papers and off we go.
I've attached a few shots, 2 of her at the Tesla SC and 1 of her at home. I am definitely in love and already making plans (and dropping hints to the husband) on our next Tesla purchase. She is definitely worth that long wait.
I'm probably going to order the NEMA adapter bundle when it comes back in stock, just to keep in the frunk for emergencies. It's basically every adapter they sell and it's priced where you get one adapter free, plus the little carrying case.
Ok, so I was told by an advisor on their 888# to simply upload a copy, front and back of my current insurance card because he said the system doesn’t care if it’s for the car your driving now or not. He also said that not finishing that part of your profile would not keep you from getting your VIN. I chose to upload my current insurance card like he suggested, and two weeks later I had my VIN. Either way, once you have a VIN, it’s easy to set up your new insurance. Progressive was easy and the rates were really good.
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That sounds about right. When I moved to MA last year I had a quick lesson by USAA in how weird MA insurance laws are, and how different and difficult it is compared to the other 49 states of the Union. Specifically that insurance is tied into vehicle registration and vice versa.
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In my case, I didn’t get the insurance card until I matched to a VIN. But I am TN and could have gotten one without the VIN because it’s one of those exception states.
Yup, the insurance card was a surprise to me the other way around. I was first a MA resident as an adult and had never heard of needing to show proof of insurance cards. Good thing it never burned me. And when you move away, if military keeping MA residency and car insurance, the car has to be listed as residing in MA, regardless of where you actually are. USAA just assigned some seemingly arbitrary address in MA. It was unnerving when I saw that and called in a panic. MA is strange.
True. This comes with $170 discount. Demo unit. See quite a few demo units popping up. May be paving way for 2022 model starting Oct
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Ya are posts must have passed in posting MA insurance info. MA has some awesome laws... For a long time their were like only a handful of insurance companies licensed in MA and rates were stupid... Only in the last 10yrs or so do you see the Progressive and Geico type insurance companies get into the state with some licensing tweaks the state made. It did help lower insurance rates so no complaints.
