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Old 01-21-2020, 12:11 AM   #408 (permalink)
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All-aluminum bodies, for one, but Musk is working on it:
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Tesla's policy sold through State National charges an average of $2,965 for a 30-year-old male driving a 2019 Tesla model 3. That's 22% cheaper than the statewide average for a new Model 3; however, GEICO, AAA of Northern California and Progressive all had more competitive rates.
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State National and Tesla have said they have three strategies for reducing rates: reducing repair costs by providing service directly from Tesla service centers, adding an autopilot discount, and lowering the commission normally taken by an insurance company.
Tesla says they can do body work cheaper than third-party shops.
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