That sounds high but I'm on the east coast so I'm not sure if this is a good comparison. GEICO in NJ quoted me $650 for 6 months for comprehensive and collision. The exact model (70D, 90D,P90D,etc.) didn't seem to matter, which I thought was surprising given the significant difference in cost between a 70D and P90D. I can reduce it another $70 by completing a defensive driving course. For a reference point, it's 3 times more expensive than the same coverage for my 2015 BMW that costs about 60% as much as my Tesla. There's the typical Tesla mark up that I'm sure you've noticed at every step of ownership. I call it the "Tesla tax".
car insurance is a very personal and unique to you product. there are many factors beyond the car and your driving record involved in the equation. where you live, your age, your financial history, your commute distances all come into play. so while asking and getting a range of what others pay can give you an idea of what rates are you may be unable to match some of the lowest rates that people will post.
Yep, and more: you can keep the car, owner, and insurance the same, and find huge price differences in different locales that have similar demographics. I gather this happens because insurance is computed across regions for each issuer. If they have a bad year in a region, they decide arbitrarily who to tap to get the profits up again.
