Tesla is number one for battery health but they are still 1.5% replacement from what I understand. So that means for every 200 vehicles 3 of them will need a new battery eventually.
Yeah that was my first question too....especially since I just bought a Model Y myself! If its from battery degradation was it covered under the battery's warranty? If so that would explain why he doesn't mention the cost of the replacement.
If I get into an accident, I just call my insurance company. They sort it out with the insurance company of the person at fault. I go get a rental car and start shopping.
@@Kareem-cx4fi The one at fault will be looking at doubled insurance rates or more. The guy that rear ended me was in tears begging me not to go through insurance as he had rear ended someone else 5 years ago and his insurance was already doubled. My car was totaled by insurance with close to 20k damage. So no choice had to go through insurance to be sure I was going to get everything owed.
you had to replace the battery twice? is it the 12V or the main battery? Can you detail the events that lead to battery change, degradation? warning lights, etc?
Man that sucks! That was a hard hit! Glad you are ok! Hopefully you’ll be able to find something to replace it! Can’t believe the other driver’s insurance wouldn’t cover all the cost!
I just got my model Y back from repair after being hit while I was stopped at a stop sign. Initial estimate was over 10K. Final bill was $25K. Repair in Nebraska took 4+ months.
Your video has nice camera angles and lighting, great audio and very pertinent and timely graphics. It shows that you spent time in setup and in editing. FYI to aid in your future “ off the cuff” commentary: The bottom fender took the “brunt” of the damage; the initial estimate “depicts” the repairs. Keep up the good work. P.S. Even though I was 99% sure I use these words in the correct context, I googled their meaning before posting this comment. How about a follow-up on the true financial impact the inattentive driver caused you: YOUR LOSSES: -Your cash down payment to get that low interest rate on your loan -The destination charges, taxes and titling fees -The interest you paid on the outstanding balance. SIDE NOTE: It’s only “free money” if you already had the full cash amount of the car AND kept it in an investment that earned at least the amount of your interest payments for the life of the loan PLUS the taxes you would pay each year in either interest, dividends and/or capital gains. -The changes to your insurance premiums. Even though you were not at fault, this accident highlighted the fact that you are an extremely high mileage driver. Expect your insurance company to notice. -Your new higher insurance premiums on the higher value car (your old had significantly depreciated )you are going replace it with. -The amount you paid for FSD AND the credit card interest you had to pay(unless you paid it off the next month) -The increased cost of FSD on your new ride -The time spent dealing with the accident, loss of transportation and/or rental fees (more credit card interest charges?), employment impact. I’m not saying you need to sue the other driver, because you can chalk it up to the cost of living in a first world country with nice stuff. But it is important to note that even though you received a check from your insurance company, it cost you far more. Best of luck to you!!
That is a crazy payout for a car with 130k. considering they start at 47 ish now. I feel like its very unlikely you would have sold it private party for that price or even on a trade in.
Rule #1 - When buying an expensive car always get gap insurance. Rule #2 - Never accept the first number your insurance company tells your car is worth. Always threaten to sue, and usually you'll need to sue.
A serious PSA: In California, most rear-end collisions is always the other party's fault, isn't something to tempt fate with, as insurance claims is a headache already. No matter what car one drives, driving overly defensively or overly aggressively is not a good thing and one should drive to match the flow of traffic and no less than that. I do body work as a side hustle. I was assessing someone's 2023 Model 3 RWD in a similar way that got rear-ended by someone going at 45mph but couldn't react fast enough. The dashcam footage showed the Model 3 slammed hard on their brakes due to bumper-to-bumper traffic and trying to avoid hitting the person in front. The repair estimate came out to $10,000: That's not too shabby and luckily after back and forth, the shop was able to save his car from a total loss. The M3 driver (regrettably) was acting smug in how he wouldn't have to pay anything, and it's all handled. What he never knew that WE know is that it doesn't' take much for a Tesla to be declared a total loss, and branded. Perfectly usable Teslas with
Same exact thing happened to me but there was no one in front of me so I floored it. 0-60 in 3.5 seconds with instant torque saved the day. I pulled over and let the idiot go by as I shouted at her with love.
Fenders are in the front of the car. Quarter panels are at the back. They will total it as all insurance companies do. Then they will resell it at salvage.
I'm not surprised they totaled it. Plus even if you got it fixed I believe your warranty would be voided at that point so not worth it. I am surprised it didn't bring more at auction. Seems like these kinds of cars end up going to a chop shop for repairs and then show up on the market close to retail pricing. It is a shame full self-drive as vaporware. Insurance companies do really screw people over on that though. Better off buying a used Tesla from Tesla if you want full self-drive IMO.
why does it matter if the car has FSD or not if its not transferrable,, Its like saying my phone costs more because it has a charger, but when i sell it to you, you wont get the charger? Am i missing something ?
What mode did you leave your dashcam on? Is it always recording, or was it set to auto? amazing how such minor accidents can be considered total loss. these things happen everyday usually by people who people who drive inexpensive cars
@@billy-kyle how do you access this footage? My Model 3 was hit while parked (hit and run) and I didn't have sentury mode or dash cam on. Are you saying there is a way to access the footage even if everything is turned off?
Who paid for the totaled car? Your insurance or the insurance of the person who hit you? If there's wouldn't pay with all that video evidence, you should sue. It would cover both your car and your legal bills. That's what insurance is for.
I just got hit the same way as you, have the same amount left over to pay with the same interest rate hahahah was wondering where can I sell my car like you did
Tesla involved in accidents will cost much more as Elon switches to complete unibody gigacasting-- virtually unable to repair body damage for reasonable $$$ Also you had to have 😉 back neck and head injuries--
Tesla insurance costs are on the rise. Gigacasting will total out more vehicles and continue that trend. They already were very costly to repair even for minor fender benders. Basically cant damage them otherwise $$$.
I really don't like Tesla, because they are basically like apple. You cannot repair them yourself and no calibration tools for the public. I have seen much more less damage and Tesla always says "totaled". If you decide to repair it it will cost more then 10k (yes even in less damaged teslas), because they do what apple does they replace. Tesla replaces the ENTIRE back. Basically Tesla is "meant to be replaced not repaired". Same goes for apple.
Geico - clever commercials,s but coverage is pretty horrible. I'd never use them again. Actually, I called them for a quote on a 24 Model Y Long Range, and Geoco me 3x what I'm currently paying.
It seems like it is too easy to total them... Tesla should look into how to repair them better or protect the battery, if this was an internal combustion engine then surely it would be fixable, right? Or the car will be sold by insurers to somebody in Eastern Europe and they will fix it there :D Only Tesla will probably deny the frankencar their charging network
@@billy-kyle Wow. I'm not sure if Tesla owners are more likely to be UA-cam creators, but for 3 to have batteries replaced (and yours twice) seems excessive. If I was looking at reviews of any ICE vehicle, and I ran across 3 people that had to have their engines replaced, I don't think I would consider purchasing that vehicle. 🤔
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130K Miles, but already a new battery? Why is it that youtubers talk about this like it's nothing.
Tesla is number one for battery health but they are still 1.5% replacement from what I understand. So that means for every 200 vehicles 3 of them will need a new battery eventually.
Yeah that was my first question too....especially since I just bought a Model Y myself! If its from battery degradation was it covered under the battery's warranty? If so that would explain why he doesn't mention the cost of the replacement.
If I get into an accident, I just call my insurance company. They sort it out with the insurance company of the person at fault. I go get a rental car and start shopping.
haha good idea
What if you are the one at fault?
It doesn't always work out this way, the other person is gonna lie, etc.etc...
@@Kareem-cx4fi The one at fault will be looking at doubled insurance rates or more. The guy that rear ended me was in tears begging me not to go through insurance as he had rear ended someone else 5 years ago and his insurance was already doubled. My car was totaled by insurance with close to 20k damage. So no choice had to go through insurance to be sure I was going to get everything owed.
That is some news😂
you had to replace the battery twice? is it the 12V or the main battery? Can you detail the events that lead to battery change, degradation? warning lights, etc?
Amazing you didn't suffer any injuries! I ordered a Y Black a week ago. Really looking forward to driving my first EV and using the FSD.
Cool! Enjoy it!
Man that sucks! That was a hard hit! Glad you are ok! Hopefully you’ll be able to find something to replace it! Can’t believe the other driver’s insurance wouldn’t cover all the cost!
Thank you! At least my insurance was able to step in and help 😅
I just got my model Y back from repair after being hit while I was stopped at a stop sign. Initial estimate was over 10K. Final bill was $25K. Repair in Nebraska took 4+ months.
Your video has nice camera angles and lighting, great audio and very pertinent and timely graphics. It shows that you spent time in setup and in editing. FYI to aid in your future “ off the cuff” commentary: The bottom fender took the “brunt” of the damage; the initial estimate “depicts” the repairs. Keep up the good work. P.S. Even though I was 99% sure I use these words in the correct context, I googled their meaning before posting this comment.
How about a follow-up on the true financial impact the inattentive driver caused you:
YOUR LOSSES:
-Your cash down payment to get that low interest rate on your loan
-The destination charges, taxes and titling fees
-The interest you paid on the outstanding balance. SIDE NOTE: It’s only “free money” if you already had the full cash amount of the car AND kept it in an investment that earned at least the amount of your interest payments for the life of the loan PLUS the taxes you would pay each year in either interest, dividends and/or capital gains.
-The changes to your insurance premiums. Even though you were not at fault, this accident highlighted the fact that you are an extremely high mileage driver. Expect your insurance company to notice.
-Your new higher insurance premiums on the higher value car (your old had significantly depreciated )you are going replace it with.
-The amount you paid for FSD AND the credit card interest you had to pay(unless you paid it off the next month)
-The increased cost of FSD on your new ride
-The time spent dealing with the accident, loss of transportation and/or rental fees (more credit card interest charges?), employment impact.
I’m not saying you need to sue the other driver, because you can chalk it up to the cost of living in a first world country with nice stuff. But it is important to note that even though you received a check from your insurance company, it cost you far more.
Best of luck to you!!
That is a crazy payout for a car with 130k. considering they start at 47 ish now. I feel like its very unlikely you would have sold it private party for that price or even on a trade in.
I agree. Very good value for the mileage.
Rule #1 - When buying an expensive car always get gap insurance.
Rule #2 - Never accept the first number your insurance company tells your car is worth. Always threaten to sue, and usually you'll need to sue.
rule #3 - never take advice from random YT comments
A serious PSA: In California, most rear-end collisions is always the other party's fault, isn't something to tempt fate with, as insurance claims is a headache already. No matter what car one drives, driving overly defensively or overly aggressively is not a good thing and one should drive to match the flow of traffic and no less than that. I do body work as a side hustle. I was assessing someone's 2023 Model 3 RWD in a similar way that got rear-ended by someone going at 45mph but couldn't react fast enough. The dashcam footage showed the Model 3 slammed hard on their brakes due to bumper-to-bumper traffic and trying to avoid hitting the person in front. The repair estimate came out to $10,000: That's not too shabby and luckily after back and forth, the shop was able to save his car from a total loss. The M3 driver (regrettably) was acting smug in how he wouldn't have to pay anything, and it's all handled. What he never knew that WE know is that it doesn't' take much for a Tesla to be declared a total loss, and branded. Perfectly usable Teslas with
Added bonus, you get a new car and can transfer the FSD to it. Act now and really save!
45miles... And Elvis have a stand up show tomorrow 😂😎
Same exact thing happened to me but there was no one in front of me so I floored it. 0-60 in 3.5 seconds with instant torque saved the day.
I pulled over and let the idiot go by as I shouted at her with love.
good thing it worked out for you and you werent injured
Yeah, thankful for no major injuries.
Holy shit! My car literally looks the same after I got hit 2 weeks ago.... Wonder if they will total mine...
Fenders are in the front of the car. Quarter panels are at the back. They will total it as all insurance companies do. Then they will resell it at salvage.
Yup
You owed $36,000 on a two year old car with 130,000 thousand miles it?
That's what I call being upside down.
I'm not surprised they totaled it. Plus even if you got it fixed I believe your warranty would be voided at that point so not worth it. I am surprised it didn't bring more at auction. Seems like these kinds of cars end up going to a chop shop for repairs and then show up on the market close to retail pricing. It is a shame full self-drive as vaporware. Insurance companies do really screw people over on that though. Better off buying a used Tesla from Tesla if you want full self-drive IMO.
sorry to hear!
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This is why they say Tesla is top seller cus almost every accident the car is total and the driver go and buy a new one
Hey bro, get the Model X, you won’t regret it, love mine totally and it has so many features that the Y doesn’t have.
Did you have Tesla insurance, or traditional ? 🤔
why does it matter if the car has FSD or not if its not transferrable,,
Its like saying my phone costs more because it has a charger, but when i sell it to you, you wont get the charger?
Am i missing something ?
Notice the persons face when he rear ended you in the dashcam footage 😱
What mode did you leave your dashcam on? Is it always recording, or was it set to auto? amazing how such minor accidents can be considered total loss. these things happen everyday usually by people who people who drive inexpensive cars
Tesla’s cameras record 24/7. You can bookmark footage in the car to recall later.
@@billy-kyle how do you access this footage? My Model 3 was hit while parked (hit and run) and I didn't have sentury mode or dash cam on. Are you saying there is a way to access the footage even if everything is turned off?
Who paid for the totaled car? Your insurance or the insurance of the person who hit you? If there's wouldn't pay with all that video evidence, you should sue. It would cover both your car and your legal bills. That's what insurance is for.
most ppl over look that black color cars will have highest rate of get into accident, but glad you okay tho.
10% is how much the buy back is, buy it back!
I should have.
Can you still transfer FSD? I assume you are going to get another Y
Yes to all of the above!
@@billy-kyleHow can you transfer FSD when you sold the car already?
How did you end up with the battery replacement? Im assuming it was warranty?
Yeah warranty after receiving an error in the car
wouldn't FSD transfer to your next car?
I just got hit the same way as you, have the same amount left over to pay with the same interest rate hahahah was wondering where can I sell my car like you did
I wonder how much the insurance company would have sold it back to you for.
I should have tried.
If you have a loan on the vehicle, you have full coverage. Hopefully you have replacement coverage. You were going to get a new model Y.
Yes
hows your new premium????!!!
Wasn't my fault
Tesla involved in accidents will cost much more as Elon switches to complete unibody gigacasting-- virtually unable to repair body damage for reasonable $$$
Also you had to have 😉 back neck and head injuries--
Tesla insurance costs are on the rise. Gigacasting will total out more vehicles and continue that trend. They already were very costly to repair even for minor fender benders. Basically cant damage them otherwise $$$.
I really don't like Tesla, because they are basically like apple. You cannot repair them yourself and no calibration tools for the public.
I have seen much more less damage and Tesla always says "totaled".
If you decide to repair it it will cost more then 10k (yes even in less damaged teslas), because they do what apple does they replace. Tesla replaces the ENTIRE back.
Basically Tesla is "meant to be replaced not repaired". Same goes for apple.
What about the transfer of FSD?
Yup
Geico - clever commercials,s but coverage is pretty horrible. I'd never use them again. Actually, I called them for a quote on a 24 Model Y Long Range, and Geoco me 3x what I'm currently paying.
Rates will continue to go up. It seems like Tesla's are a very easy car to total loss, so entire cars being replaced drives up insurance nationwide
im thinking about a 7 seater, did it smash the back part where the 2 seats go, thank you
Those seats would have probably been ok.
@@billy-kyle thanks
Your Model Y is probably being parted out. They will sell your car’s parts for tens of thousands of dollars.
Haha yup
Have the same accident & they didn’t totaled
I love black cars but in my experience, people dont see them and they get hit more frequently by distracted drivers
Get a plaid X. I have a 2019 performance X, and it's so.dang.good. A plaid would be even better.
If just feels so big
@@billy-kyle giggidy
parts alone is over 30k the battery is 15k
surprized piro fuse didnt blow
A lot of copium in this video. Sorry for your loss.
It's always the crappiest cars, too.
My model x just got rear ended, similar damage, i am more worried about battery. In your case, did they check the battery?
I had no errors, so I didn’t check it.
Did you get another EV or did you go back to gas car.
It seems like it is too easy to total them... Tesla should look into how to repair them better or protect the battery, if this was an internal combustion engine then surely it would be fixable, right?
Or the car will be sold by insurers to somebody in Eastern Europe and they will fix it there :D Only Tesla will probably deny the frankencar their charging network
He got rear ended at 45 mph most ice vehicle would have exploded…into pieces.
Go Go Giga Press....... at owners' expense
That car can be fixed for far less than 22k! Probably more like 5 to 6 k
LOL you couldn't buy the parts for $4600
130000 miles in 2 years?
Also gap insurance only costs like ~300 bucks.
Already had a battery replacement. Ooof. So reliable. 😂😂
You've had to have your battery replaced, too? That makes 3 UA-camrs, that I'm aware of, that had their batteries replaced.
I had to have it replaced twice
@@billy-kyle Wow.
I'm not sure if Tesla owners are more likely to be UA-cam creators, but for 3 to have batteries replaced (and yours twice) seems excessive.
If I was looking at reviews of any ICE vehicle, and I ran across 3 people that had to have their engines replaced, I don't think I would consider purchasing that vehicle. 🤔
You must be really annoyed that your rights to FSD just disappeared. I don't know how Tesla can argue that this is reasonable.
billy-kyle: "This is an old video I just got around to editing and uploading - it was before the FSD transfer"
It's always a shitty car that cause these accidents smh
Right lmao
$9000 fixed its not totaled
7:52 It doesn't have engine!
You need to get back in a gas car Billy I'm sure that would of been repaired
definitely a tesla hater.
Nah just a young kid haha
Model x
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This is nowhere near a 45mph impact
I’m happy you were standing there with a radar gun. Mind telling me how fast it was?
@@billy-kyle I would say with 100% clarity that that impact was between 1-44mph
@@TheoPhilpot Lol
🙃 Promo*SM
Long winded
Then don't watch