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Yesterday I bought a 2020 Model 3 AWD Long range, red metallic color, black interior, and I connected to the app with phone access. Insurance questions; 1) which company has the lowest rates for full coverage, and 2) have any of you decided to "eat the loss" to keep the rates lower with minimum state required insurance.
 
You probably already had to get insurance, but just FYI - we were worried about costs replacing my 2005 Toyota corolla with a 2026 MY premium a couple months ago. We were surprised that our State Farm rate for the new car was only about $97/ month - not nuch more than the old car! Washington state, semi-rural area, bundled home and auto. I had EXPECTED to spend weeks comparing multiple insurance rates, but we were able to just stay w State Farm.
 
hi just joined the group. I've owned a Tesla for just over a year now. Purchased full self drive in full and can't wait for it to go through legislation in the UK very happy, with my model 3 highland
 
tazcab said:
hi just joined the group. I've owned a Tesla for just over a year now. Purchased full self drive in full and can't wait for it to go through legislation in the UK very happy, with my model 3 highland
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Great to hear you’re enjoying the Model 3 Highland. Full Self-Driving is improving continuously, and regulatory approval is an important part of bringing these capabilities to more drivers in the UK. Thanks for being part of the Tesla community. 🚗⚡
 
Reasonknow said:
You probably already had to get insurance, but just FYI - we were worried about costs replacing my 2005 Toyota corolla with a 2026 MY premium a couple months ago. We were surprised that our State Farm rate for the new car was only about $97/ month - not nuch more than the old car! Washington state, semi-rural area, bundled home and auto. I had EXPECTED to spend weeks comparing multiple insurance rates, but we were able to just stay w State Farm.
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I checked out USAA, supposedly special for veterans. Price quoted was significantly higher than State Farm which I've had since 1968! Then I remembered...insurance is a house game, and the house always wins. One way or another we make insurance companies profitable.
Pardon my cynicism.
Bill
 
I am an old member (90 years old) and am on my third Model S, a 2024 model delivered id December 2023.The first was a 2016 - 70 and never had a problem other than the 12V Battery died within the first couple of weeks. At that time Tesla Service was a Ranger who came to the office and re;placed the defective battery. Replaced it with a 2018 Model S - 100. This one had hardware V3 and was super good. In late 2023 the first edition of FSD was available with Hardware V4, and it was time to move up. While all this was going on in 2017 my wife who was driving a super car no one ever heard of - Hyundai Equus - but my Model S was so nice she got a 2017 Model X - 75. She drove it until 2025 when she got a Model Y - LR and FSD. And we are very happy Tesla drivers. The Model S is 87% FSD and the Model Y is catching up. We are excited with the continuing flow of upgrades.
 
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