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Insurance cost / quotes / premiums for Cybertruck -- what's yours? 💲
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I thought Elon was very clear about Gaps.Anyone considering gap insurance?
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Supposedly the rates are really reasonable, I have heard 2000-2100k annually.
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That is crazy reasonable. I suppose they don't know how to adjust until they have a few claims. I am surprised they started so low.
I am also a USAA member. Insurance for my M3 was reasonable. I think the low accident rate for Teslas offsets the potential high cost of repairs.
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Does anybody think Tesla provided information to insurers before the first sales?
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This makes me look weird. I started a thread and then administrator combined it with another without an explanation.
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Where are you?AWD from USAA...
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These quotes are so much better than my 17MS insurance monthly payment. (Low risk single individual driver rate.)
Glad to see that I should have a lower rate than I currently have.
Glad to see that I should have a lower rate than I currently have.
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I also use the USAA Safe Pilot (Big brother driving monitor. With an average 90 rating with 30% discount.)
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USAA quoted me $140 for dual and $188 for tri motor with $1000 deductable, but we have everything with them which gives some discounts ... 53yo great credit great driving history.
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Nothing legitimately crazy quota wise, Waiting from my people on Florida chime in, specially Miami ???
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I got a quote for around $650ish for my 6 month premium with prog (so appx 110ish/mo). Kind of ridiculous actually. $500 collision deductible, $1000 comprehensive.
May change comprehensive though…
May change comprehensive though…
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