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When we moved from Toronto to Cobourg the annual insurance for 3 cars dropped about 40%. Just with the postal code change.
As an aside Aviva is comprised of 5 different insurers. One is Traders General. I insure through Aviva Traders through a large group plan provided by my former employer. I have had nothing but first class experiences with them through a basement flood claim and a car flood claim. No problems here.
As an aside Aviva is comprised of 5 different insurers. One is Traders General. I insure through Aviva Traders through a large group plan provided by my former employer. I have had nothing but first class experiences with them through a basement flood claim and a car flood claim. No problems here.
I got soft delivery date for next week. When I gave the VIN to the Personal insurance. They told me that my model S is not equipped with authorised immobiliser, and my deductible would be at least $5000. My previous Nissan Leaf had $500 deductible. Also their rates were $25/mth. higher than what I was quoted before ordering the car.
mknox
Well-Known Member
Well, that's crap. One of the things Tesla had to do to bring cars into the Canadian market was upgrade the immobilizer system.
My deductible is $300.
i went shopping for insurance about 5 days after i received my VIN ... gave my insurance company (RBC) the VIN and they got all the information they needed ... will be paying $23 more a year then I am currently when the car arrives in the next couple of weeks
Try RBC, always had good rates with them
mknox
Well-Known Member
Well, if the DS will not attest to the fact that the car is legal in Canada, I'm not sure I'd accept delivery either.
Whisky
Member
If it's any consolation, I'm also with the personal and they didn't give me any issues. It's possible there was a clerical error and hopefully Tesla can get it resolved, otherwise don't accept delivery
Indeed. Refuse delivery because the car is not legal in Canada. That should get Tesla off their butt to fix the situation.
that sucks, such a long wait for the car to finally be delivered and now this. I wonder if this is the case with how your car was built or something is up with all of our Canadian cars. As mentioned before, I didn't have any issues when shopping for insurance and provided my VIN.
For future purchasers, I would suggest everyone to get a quick quote as soon as they receive their VIN from their insurance company so that you don't have to go through this and may be able to correct the issue long before delivery day.
Forwarded the correspondence to NASales. Dont know who else I can escalate to. As you said DS is clueless.
I think your DS is same as mine ... anytime i Email him he usually gets back to me in about 2 days ... but sending email to NASales should help.
Also, try contacting this person over at Yorkdale Tesla, he has reached out to me regarding my delivery dates but again most likely wont reply for a day or two.
Gavin Abrahamson | Customer Experience Specialist
Tesla, Inc. | Yorkdale Shopping Centre | 3401 Dufferin Street, Suite 320 | Toronto, ON M6A 3A1
m 416 787 8006 ext.3 | e [email protected]
Also, try contacting this person over at Yorkdale Tesla, he has reached out to me regarding my delivery dates but again most likely wont reply for a day or two.
Gavin Abrahamson | Customer Experience Specialist
Tesla, Inc. | Yorkdale Shopping Centre | 3401 Dufferin Street, Suite 320 | Toronto, ON M6A 3A1
m 416 787 8006 ext.3 | e [email protected]
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