Re:Fisker Went Bankrupt. What Do Its EV Owners Do Next?
by georgeecollins on Monday July 01, 2024 @06:18PM
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If you are well enough off to buy a Fisker I think you should consider having a very high deductible for damage to your car. It isn't worth it to insure your car for dings and dents if you can reliably afford to pay the body shop / tire place yourself. If you price shop different deductible levels you will see that you pay the cost of the trip to the body shop every 3- 5 years.
Caveats: Leases may not let you do this. Insurance is priced wildly differently for all kinds of reasons. Some places you may get your car dented a lot more frequently.
Caveats: Leases may not let you do this. Insurance is priced wildly differently for all kinds of reasons. Some places you may get your car dented a lot more frequently.