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    Quote Originally Posted by ElSupreme View Post
    Well I never stole anything. But one summer I 'hacked' my garage remote to open my neighbors garage. But that was before rolling code so it was only 9 bits. And I did it brute force ... I was bored a lot as a child.
    Yeah, the old DIP switch models don't count. Those were "hacked" all the time. People would drive up and down neighborhoods during the day when most people were at work w/ rolling code transmitters. Drive slowly and watch the doors open....
    Twilight Blue Roadster 2.5 - #1098 / Grey Model S Performance - #1459

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    Quote Originally Posted by jomo25 View Post
    Rates vary significantly state to state.
    And, they can vary for many other factors besides just that. It's useless to compare insurance between two different people unless you both have identical credit scores, age, marital status, zip code, EXACT same coverages and deductibles, etc. When there are multiple cars in on a plan, the one that gets designated as primary gets the higher rate. If you switch, sure the former primary goes down but the total ends up being about the same.

    To quote from MY350Z.COM Forums - View Single Post - The Top 100 Common Questions
    Q: How much will my insurance cost? How much are you paying for insurance, I want to compare to see if I'm paying a fair price?

    Please don't ask that question. Ever. It is the most useless question that can be asked on this or any other automotive forum. Why? What you, I and anybody else pays is dependent on several factors: who your insurer is, where you live, how old you are, how many accidents/tickets you've had, what kind of discounts you get from your ins. company, how many cars and drivers in your family, etc.

    As you can see, unless somebody is in exactly the same socio-economic situation as you are, they won't be paying the same for insurance. The only way to get a decent idea of what you'll pay is to call your current insurance agent or visit their website.
    As I posted elsewhere:
    Being in WA state helps. (I had a former roommate from UCLA when we both went there and he saved a TON of $ by switching his Los Angeles insurance to WA for the 3 months we were interning in WA.)

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    Got off the phone with 21st Century this afternoon.....

    ...They quoted $675/6mo to insure the Model S......

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    $417 /6 months from Progressive and the Model S is listed ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by chmod a+wrx View Post
    Got off the phone with 21st Century this afternoon.....

    ...They quoted $675/6mo to insure the Model S......
    I am just lower on a 2006 RX400h Lexus in Northern NJ that is for full coverage

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    Quote Originally Posted by steve841 View Post
    $417 /6 months from Progressive and the Model S is listed ....
    That is a great rate!!!!!!


    What is the coverage like???

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    Quote Originally Posted by chmod a+wrx View Post
    That is a great rate!!!!!!


    What is the coverage like???
    Progressive....stripped coverage 50/100/50 .... $1000 ded on all.

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    Remember that insurance rates are highly dependent on where you register the car, and on what coverage you request. If you have several cars and a home, you may be better served by buying an umbrella liability policy and getting weak per-car liability coverage. (In the US, liability is a huge cost driver.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by steve841 View Post
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    Progressive....stripped coverage 50/100/50 .... $1000 ded on all.
    Just got off the phone with Allstate, Progressive and GEICO ….would not insure Model S Sig Performance in SO CAL did not even get to my driving data! Only AAA gave me a quote $1381 per year (safe driver, multi pol, $2000 deductible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joefee View Post
    Just got off the phone with Allstate, Progressive and GEICO ….would not insure Model S Sig Performance in SO CAL did not even get to my driving data! Only AAA gave me a quote $1381 per year (safe driver, multi pol, $2000 deductible.
    I feel for you folks in Cali.... Lovely place to visit, financially impossible to live there...

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