Hi All,
I am collecting my Model Y RWD next Tuesday and I have been trying to insure the car. I have noticed on all insurance companies the car is coming up with 647bhp, which is increasing the premium far higher than it should be, not only that... after speaking with Admiral, they have explained that in the event of an accident its highly likely my insurance will be null and void. I have mentioned this to Tesla, raised a complaint as its causing me a lot of stress but they seem to have no answers as of yet.
The model Y Performance and Long Range are both cheaper to insure than the RWD confirming that they have it down as 647bhp.
There are currently Model Y RWD owners driving around (potentially uninsured) and I just want to make them all aware of this issue.
I have yet to pay for my car as I do not want to commit to the car before they sort the insurance out, and then Im paying for a car I cannot drive and they have confirmed that If I do not pay my car will be re allocated to another buyer. So a complaint has been raised, as my car is now sold, and on Tuesday if Tesla dont sort everything out I will have no car...
Annoyingly the Model Y LR first availability was March 23 otherwise I would have purchased one of these, and just as unlucky as I am, after I committed to the finance at 5.9% APR it jumped up to 6.9% and then they opened the stock list for the Model Y and I could have had the LR after all, however the APR is now 6.9% which I really don't want to fork out more money they I need to for
I have attached Admiral and a comparison website so you can see what I am referring to.
Has anybody else experienced this poor organisation and service from Tesla before?
I am collecting my Model Y RWD next Tuesday and I have been trying to insure the car. I have noticed on all insurance companies the car is coming up with 647bhp, which is increasing the premium far higher than it should be, not only that... after speaking with Admiral, they have explained that in the event of an accident its highly likely my insurance will be null and void. I have mentioned this to Tesla, raised a complaint as its causing me a lot of stress but they seem to have no answers as of yet.
The model Y Performance and Long Range are both cheaper to insure than the RWD confirming that they have it down as 647bhp.
There are currently Model Y RWD owners driving around (potentially uninsured) and I just want to make them all aware of this issue.
I have yet to pay for my car as I do not want to commit to the car before they sort the insurance out, and then Im paying for a car I cannot drive and they have confirmed that If I do not pay my car will be re allocated to another buyer. So a complaint has been raised, as my car is now sold, and on Tuesday if Tesla dont sort everything out I will have no car...
Annoyingly the Model Y LR first availability was March 23 otherwise I would have purchased one of these, and just as unlucky as I am, after I committed to the finance at 5.9% APR it jumped up to 6.9% and then they opened the stock list for the Model Y and I could have had the LR after all, however the APR is now 6.9% which I really don't want to fork out more money they I need to for
I have attached Admiral and a comparison website so you can see what I am referring to.
Has anybody else experienced this poor organisation and service from Tesla before?
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