hybridbear
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I was pleasantly surprised to receive my next renewal notice from Progressive and my insurance has not increased at all since I got my Model S a year ago. That's three consecutive policy terms with no increase.
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What insurance company?Shockingly (but happily), virtually no increase in premium going from a Honda Civic to S 75.
Another data point, I have 2 tesla and State Farm has pretty consistently increased the cost with no changes to coverage.
6 month pricing on the 90d has gone from $800->$860->$917
For the p90d it has gone $870->$902->$1010.
Lame. Probably can be blamed on windshield claims, the glass cracks much more easily than any car I have had before.
Allied (an affiliate of Nationwide).What insurance company?
I was pleasantly surprised to receive my next renewal notice from Progressive and my insurance has not increased at all since I got my Model S a year ago. That's three consecutive policy terms with no increase.
Your location is a key factor in the risk assessment ... Most Urban areas have much higher rates than suburban or ruralJust curious as to what coverage some of you have? My policy is nearly $2K, and I wonder how some of you with similar driving histories and age range have such lower policies?
I get that, but it still doesn't make sense when comparing rates to those that are in major cities and I'm not.Your location is a key factor in the risk assessment ... Most Urban areas have much higher rates than suburban or rural
your page says that you're in tampa. tampa is an urban area, that reality alone will affect your rates. then there are many other factors that go into determining the rate that you'll pay. driving records, driving habits, even credit scores are all components. you cannot expect to be able to say that your rate is too high when compared to someone else's just because of your location.I get that, but it still doesn't make sense when comparing rates to those that are in major cities and I'm not.
Needless to say, that wasn't my only factor in trying to assess/compare rates. There have been a few threads where people have stated what their rates are, along with other factors (age, location, driving hisory, locale, etc.), so that's what I was trying to compare to. I've done quite a bit of researching between carriers, unfortunately, I'm starting to believe that some people are being facetious as to what their rates really are (or they have omitted some coverage such as medical, etc). All good though.your page says that you're in tampa. tampa is an urban area, that reality alone will affect your rates. then there are many other factors that go into determining the rate that you'll pay. driving records, driving habits, even credit scores are all components. you cannot expect to be able to say that your rate is too high when compared to someone else's just because of your location.
I read that multiple times, are you say that removing c-quartz from one quarter panel costs $16 THOUSAND dollars?I called a Detail shop that does c-quartz and asked how removing c-quartz would be done to facilitate repainting the car - and he said...removing the 1/4 panel should cost $16,000 opening dues. [and body shops know that they need to sand the adjoining panels]
not quite - removing the 1/4 panel is a $16,000 action at some body shops. The entire parts replacement and painting on my job is $6,000. Sanding a door, or 1/4 panel, is priced at $250 each by another body shop. Applying c-quartz pro to a repaired panel is also priced at $250 per panel. Body shops (good ones) don't need to be told by owners to sand off c-quartz. I can see how my rambling sentence was confusing.I read that multiple times, are you say that removing c-quartz from one quarter panel costs $16 THOUSAND dollars?