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Honestly, the Y is just an amazingly competent vehicle. You won't be disappointed. You will eat some depreciation, that's the reality. I bought a 22 Y Performance pretty much at the peak The only thing that saved me is I got top dollar for my trade which I sold to a car buying service. But...

What Crissa said. I'm not risking my Tesla on some uncertified shop, dealing with an EV is sufficiently different that I want to use only certified shops and hopefully Tesla themselves.

That's how I expected it to be, maybe a little tricky since I want to process through the other guy's insurance. I'll see how it goes, I have this feeling one of the certified Tesla body shop's will be easier to deal with.

Thanks Crissa. Quote from where though? I don't want to file a claim because that will raise my premium which is already expensive. I suppose I could see if Progressive will do a quote without me filing a claim? I'm just finding Tesla sometimes frustrating, this is a very straight forward...

Hi All, Have a quick question about using the Tesla body shop. A couple of weeks ago someone rear ended my Model Y. The damage to the rear trunk hatch was minimal, but still requires repair, maybe even replacement. The guy does have insurance, same company as mine (Progressive). He's asking...

yeah, me too. I'm disappointed.

I had never heard of this, makes a lot of sense... here is a video... Actual instruction starts at time index 1:02.

According to Tesla Daily, no Performance version yet.

I'm really impressed, better than I expected. Bodes well for Cybertruck honestly, can't image it won't match and beat Model 3 in features.

No agent, just Progressive, largely online, occasional discussion with someone on the phone. Ours is for a Tesla Model Y Perf and a 2017 Model X. Was looking at the coverage the other day, the only thing I'd be willing to change is the deductible which is set at $500, could increase that...

Thanks, great response. ? Yeah, I've seen the non-murmurs in the homeowners insurance market. Believe me, I'd exit the state if I wasn't stuck here for various reasons. Kids, ex-wife etc. My thoughts about it are what they've been for a couple of decades. This seems like a regulatory and...

There was a youtube short about Tesla filing regulatory paperwork in Florida. Assuming it's legit it's a good sign...

Our credit scores are both excellent. I've heard murmurs of insurance getting crazy in Florida, guess I'm experiencing it first hand. We dumped another insurance company a couple of years ago because of the price (and I had been with them for 20 years) but of course the price has now crept up...

Wow, I'm impressed with Duck Duck Go's crawler. :)

Anyone have some more info on when Tesla insurance is coming to Florida? Progressive just bumped our monthly for two people with two vehicles to $710 a month which is insanity. Good driving record, no accidents etc. I heard about a month ago that Tesla had filed with state regulatory bodies...

Well, you put money in and it vends electricity out.... seems reasonable to me. ?

Engineering Explained, the youtube channel calculated it to be roughly equivalent to the switch to air conditioning in the US.

Although I think this is generally true, I've noticed I usually need to drive just a few feet for the TPMS to update, I have had the app pop a notification during the night that air pressure is low while my car is sitting in the garage (I had a slow leak). I found it interesting that it does...

Yeah, the whole thing seems really odd. I doubt very much that he was able to connect to a different car with his phone and unlock it. Did he use the app, or was unlocking the car via his phone's proximity to the vehicle? Either way, it seems very unlikely. Far more likely the other own left...

Looks like a survival horror game.