Can’t tell if you’re being serious or not, but in the CyberBeast you put it in beast mode and do a 0 to 60 run under 3 seconds. At a certified drag strip of course.What’s “launches” bro
I guess it depends on how 'illegal'
I didn't love Tesla's insurance and the safety score, because, given the depth of intel they actually have, it would penalize you way too much.
I'm using Drive insurance and they don't monitor anything $1400 year for 1k/mo. I feel insurance companies only appreciate "safe" drivers. Skilled competent drivers aren't considered and sometimes is safer to get out of a cluster of traffic which may require speeding and some erratic moves.I guess it depends on how 'illegal'
Progressive/Snapshot doesn't like sudden accelerations or hard stops. the latter is avoidable most of the time, but why own a Tesla if you don't put your foot down sometimes?! Anyway, all this is to say that Lemonade doesn't seem anywhere near as judgy on acceleration or abiding by the speed limit. I do stay off the phone though, with Snapshot, it seems you didn't get dinged if you're at a long red light, not tested the same with Lemonade yet.
He has a CT Beast. It has a "Launch" feature with neck snapping acceleration. Even faster than Beast mode acceleration just driving around which is enough as is to freak people out.What’s “launches” bro
It’s 50% of miles driven, not their base charge, so the savings isn’t life changing, was around 50 dollars less than USAA for me. If you fall under lemonades minimal driving model, if you were to work from home per se, it would be great
As mentioned upthread, yes (no FSD discount here in TX yet), but there's many, many factors that influence the premium, so probably should just get it quoted.
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