> Florida, the Bagger utopia

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It's a good thing this kind of stuff is only happening in Florida.

  You forgot to mention Florida requires a $10,000 medical policy as part of your car insurance premium.  If you have a reasonable driving record, you can find reasonable policies.  Ask AAA for multiple quotes.

Perhaps a Model 3 is expensive to repair?

You also forgot to mention how check registering a car in Florida is.

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  My east coast crib is around $1,900 to insure per year.  They're in a hurricane zone & they're complaining about $2,500?

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  You forgot to mention Florida requires a $10,000 medical policy as part of your car insurance premium.  If you have a reasonable driving record, you can find reasonable policies.  Ask AAA for multiple quotes.

Perhaps a Model 3 is expensive to repair?

You also forgot to mention how check registering a car in Florida is.

No that is $10,000 PIP and $10,000 Property Damage Liability.  That is all that is required.

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  My east coast crib is around $1,900 to insure per year.  They're in a hurricane zone & they're complaining about $2,500?

For some the insurance payment is more than their house payment.

VP_Spiro_T_Cheney wrote:

minimal building codes, a history of shoddy construction, hurricanes and $5M homes built on sand

the rates are high and the insurance companies are STILL losing money

Florida building codes far exceed California's.

New homes in FL are built to withstand Cat 5 hurricanes.