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Maybe they're like me and make less than 6 figures a year and probably shouldn't be affording a Model SI see some people listing liability limits of $100/300k. If you can afford a model S, my experience says you should be buying higher limits and an umbrella. Just sayin.
I'm in Orange County, CA. Adding 2013 Tesla Model S to my existing Home Warranty to get the discount cost me $2300 per year. I went with GEICO. They gave me higher limits and I pay $1900 per year.
+1 I'm also interested in recent experiences with insurance quotes. I suspect that actuarial tables for the Model S will need to be updated. Anyone know of any insurance companies who have lowered their rates as a result of the NHTSA ratings?I'm curious to know if new owners looking for insurance has the 5 star crash test results helped with insurance premiums?
This is a good question. There is an insurance company advertising they will pay for a replacement vehicle "one model year newer"... I want to say Liberty Mutual.
Allstste has his kind of coverage. You can have it up until the car is 3yo. You have to pay for the coverage, but its not very expensive.