I've only been with AmFam for 3-4 years but they just added the X90D to our policy and it only added $133 for 12 months...we're at $2k for 12 months with a 2014 Acura MDX and the Tesla.
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Zroiron
Poodle Pack Leader
I'm in agreement with you about State Farm. They cover our home, the X, along with a $1mil umbrella and they want 920.00 semi-annually for the X. I am going to look into Liberty Mutual, since I understand that they insure a ton of Tesla's in Las Vegas.
soundanswer
Member
Bummer man! At the beginning of the summer our van got hit by an under-insured driver and it ended up being a total loss. State Farm (like a good neighbor) was totally there and handled the whole deal quickly and professionally. Sorry to hear they're jerking you around on your premium.
My owner advisor said that really the quote they give you is just an estimate until they get the VIN. Who knows. Hopefully it works out for you, because for me they've been pretty fair. (Been with this agent since age 16!)
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
Super_Popular
Well-Known Member
AmFam is rolling out a new point system next week so they said they would rerun me then.
NathanWolf
Member
We had great luck with Progressive, the quote was actually lower than our current car (Honda CRV). Factoring in the multi-car discount, adding a Model X was actually quite reasonable.
travwill
Active Member
Use Progressive here. Have multi card but discount went to other.
X 90D actually went down $10 from our S 70D, odd. $100 deductibles here, 100/300 coverage, in Chicago. Very clean record.
Is $480 for 6 months.
X 90D actually went down $10 from our S 70D, odd. $100 deductibles here, 100/300 coverage, in Chicago. Very clean record.
Is $480 for 6 months.
I posted this in another thread (Gap insurance in New York?) but adding it here in case there's any insight: has anyone in New York State been able to get gap insurance for their Tesla? My DS says it's not part of the lease.
However, I've talked to 6 insurance companies, all of whom otherwise offer gap (or loan lease, "better vehicle replacement", etc coverage) and they all say that they just can't offer it in NY.
Are any of you New Yorkers? How are you handling this, especially on leases?
However, I've talked to 6 insurance companies, all of whom otherwise offer gap (or loan lease, "better vehicle replacement", etc coverage) and they all say that they just can't offer it in NY.
Are any of you New Yorkers? How are you handling this, especially on leases?
Shopping for insurance for a 60D. Clean driving record. 100/300 with $500 deductible.
The quotes I am getting are all over the place.
AAA $495/month (LOL!)
State Farm $234/month
Nationwide $198/month
Progressive $146/month
The State Farm agent confirmed that they do not yet have the 60D in their database, so the price they are quoting is for the 75D/90D.
The quotes I am getting are all over the place.
AAA $495/month (LOL!)
State Farm $234/month
Nationwide $198/month
Progressive $146/month
The State Farm agent confirmed that they do not yet have the 60D in their database, so the price they are quoting is for the 75D/90D.
Sorry to hear about all the high quotes. It got me worried getting a quote earlier. I just got a quote from my State Farm agent. $462/6mo as a spare car and casual here in SoCal LA. We have multiple policies and various discounts so that helps.
They have the VIN as 75d but I have a 60d. Not sure if it gets lowered after getting the doc showing it's a 60d.
They have the VIN as 75d but I have a 60d. Not sure if it gets lowered after getting the doc showing it's a 60d.
hollyatl
Member
USAA quoted me $899.16/6 months (up from $659.72/6 months for my 2007 Acura MDX). USAA also insures my husband's 2014 Model S and our home.
Just got Quote from AAA San Diego: MX 70D (that's what's in their system), +$302/mo when adding to existing policy; Self & wife, no accidents or tickets; Daughter just licensed.
Via the web-policy, for just myself, it was ~$360/mo.
Don't recall the policy limits, but I'm kinda over insured.
The collision was the jaw dropper (even at $1000 ded), and upping the ded to $5k, resulted in only about -$16/mo. The song and dance from agent was that it is a High Value Vehicle. I asked about the vastly superior collision avoidance, and they weren't impressed.
Oh well. I'm in the wrong business and maybe with the wrong insurance company.
Via the web-policy, for just myself, it was ~$360/mo.
Don't recall the policy limits, but I'm kinda over insured.
The collision was the jaw dropper (even at $1000 ded), and upping the ded to $5k, resulted in only about -$16/mo. The song and dance from agent was that it is a High Value Vehicle. I asked about the vastly superior collision avoidance, and they weren't impressed.
Oh well. I'm in the wrong business and maybe with the wrong insurance company.
I'm on this forum because my Porsche was totaled about a year ago. So time for a Tesla, though I was waiting for better AP. Almost ready to order an X this December. Come on 100D!
The person who hit me had Progressive, I have State Farm. I told State Farm I'd handle it with Progressive. After two or three weeks of delay, Progressive came up with a valuation that was at about $4k lower than the $28.5k I thought I could replace the car for (using just average prices, nothing special). They said they wouldn't negotiate, go talk to State Farm. State Farm came up with a valuation that was within about $200 of my $28.5k. I took the State Farm settlement, and they even managed to get Progressive to pay my $1k deductible. They've always been very fair. Progressive, I'd be wary of given my one experience with them. On the other hand, if you can avoid a claim for a while, you may save enough to make up any shortfall when you do have a claim.
The person who hit me had Progressive, I have State Farm. I told State Farm I'd handle it with Progressive. After two or three weeks of delay, Progressive came up with a valuation that was at about $4k lower than the $28.5k I thought I could replace the car for (using just average prices, nothing special). They said they wouldn't negotiate, go talk to State Farm. State Farm came up with a valuation that was within about $200 of my $28.5k. I took the State Farm settlement, and they even managed to get Progressive to pay my $1k deductible. They've always been very fair. Progressive, I'd be wary of given my one experience with them. On the other hand, if you can avoid a claim for a while, you may save enough to make up any shortfall when you do have a claim.
B8BB8B
Member
Is that annual or 6 mos? And with who?
I got quotes from esurance, Progressive, Ameriprise and AAA. Everybody esle was in the $300-$350 range per month: That's for Me, wife, daughter, minivan, sonata & ModelX.
Anybody have strong feelings in regards to working with these companies? AAA has always been awesome when it comes to hitting deer, or vandalism, or being hit. Haven't bee
Thanks in advance.
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