Let me know how much your X costs per month, because I was quoted way higher than my ICE car insurance. Other people are reporting high rates as well above $200 a month.
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Deliveries of $80k X?
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Let me know how much your X costs per month, because I was quoted way higher than my ICE car insurance. Other people are reporting high rates as well above $200 a month.
yousexy
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I'm not sure I follow, the VIN and the title will match, so if it is a 2024 VIN the title will also say 2024, and same for 2023. You can't have a 2023 title with a 2024 VIN.
I don't believe that was his point. At some point the VIN will reflect that it is a "2024" model. At that point ALL new VIN's will be 2024 models. No one knows if that will start today, tomorrow, next week or next month (Certainly by 1/1/24) Thus, a "later" VIN has a greater chance of being a 2024 model.
I agree, I would've loved to get a 2024 VIN but the issue is there's a chance I wouldn't get it before December 31 seeing how things are right now if I decided to put the order on hold. Holidays are coming up which possibly means even longer delays.
I don't believe there will be a massive depreciation hit just because of a 2023 vs 2024 unless there were feature changes. There will be a difference, sure, but it'll only be a couple hundred if they're the same vehicle. People look more towards mileage, not really the year. The massive depreciation hit will only happen if Tesla decides to drop the price further, which would affect 2023 and 2024 anyways.
Anyone reading the news that Tesla workers are now going on strike in other countries? Given UAW's recent strike, I'm not going to risk it.
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My MXP with Tesla insurance is $173/mo; with $500/$500k liability, $100k property and $250/$500k uninsured. $1,000 deductible.
Yeah my MXLR is $167/mo; with $250/$500k liability, $100k property, $250/$500k uninsured, $15k PIP, $250 deductible Comp with $50 glass, $250 deductible Collision, Premier Responsible Driver Plan with Accident/Violation Forgiveness w/ Decreasing Deductible and Premier Roadside Assistance, $50/day transportation.
Tesla was charging me $240 a month for not as good coverage.
Does Tesla Insurance have nondeductible for glass?
SabrToothSqrl
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Yeah, your Traveler's is the better option in your case, especially with only $250 deductible and only $50 for glass replacement considering the huge windshield.
Yeah I agree, there's not going to be a massive depreciation hit. At most it would be a couple hundred between 2023 and 2024 models unless 2024 has some exciting new feature that the 2023 doesn't have.
yousexy
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If that's the case, then I take back what I said. I assumed folks keep talking about 2024 VIN instead of the 2024 model, which are 2 different things.
Someone recently posted about their experience with selling a used Model Y. There was a few thousand difference in trade-in value for 1 year difference between cars. This was about 4 years after purchase. Obviously the longer you hold onto the car, the less difference there would be a for a 1 year VIN difference.
Can't remember the details. I think the person had incorrectly put the wrong year into the trade-in estimator and noticed the price difference. The rest of the details were the same if I recall.. I think it was in this thread not too long ago.
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