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Super easy to imagine, especially as the used prices have dropped lately. Some very good deals out there. (Especially if you live in a place where politically m
by rogerrogerr 1y ago
Super easy to imagine, especially as the used prices have dropped lately. Some very good deals out there. (Especially if you live in a place where politically motivated vandals aren’t feeling emboldened).
- SoftTalker 1y agoHow are insurance rates, given recent events?
- rogerrogerr 1y agoMy policy renewed a couple weeks ago and went down. I’m a 25yo driving a 500hp car and paying $80/mo. No tickets or history. Full coverage with healthy limits. It’s about 30% more than when I had a Leaf, which seems more than fair. I wouldn’t insure me in this car for $80/mo.
- toomuchtodo 1y agoTesla insurance? Asking because they’re taking a bath on the financials so that would track. Even Tesla's Insurance Arm Is Getting Wrecked Right Now - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43947690 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43947690 - May 2025
- rogerrogerr 1y agoState Farm.
- toomuchtodo 1y agoGreat rate! I’m early 40s paying ~$220/vehicle/month for four Teslas with State Farm in FL.
- rogerrogerr 1y agoYeah, I feel like I’ve accidentally fallen into a weird niche with them, like I got put in a super low risk group by accident. I don’t dare ask, lol. (I also have a home policy with them; that might help)
- rogerrogerr 1y agoAlso - Florida is no-fault. Guessing that’s a big chunk of the difference. Plus higher chance of paying out comprehensive coverage for flood damaged cars.