[quote=Prometric,Jul 25 2025, 03:46 PM]
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Unless the previous car is under your name, you cannot transfer the Car A insurance to Car B. For insurance try get a quote from Liberty, base on my research last year they are the cheapest.
and use my referral, i will share half with you

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thank you, i was under the assumption (i used chatgpt also la lol) that etika is the "best"
[quote=wongck,Jul 25 2025, 04:34 PM]
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1. Car B - transfer the ownership to your family member but have to go thru puspakom process hassle.
Or
2. Car A - Sell Car A, then use the same owner's name to purchase the Tesla.
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seems like its the no.1 option, just to save on some dollars. but have to go through the hassle.
[quote=yeapsc73,Jul 25 2025, 04:39 PM]
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Just transfer the car B NCD to new tesla and start fresh 0 NCD for car B. I did that for my old accord which I passed to my kid. As long the insured value for car B is much lower than tesla u will have lots of insurance saving
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yes, after seeing the comments here seems like that will be the case, either buy new for the car b or go through hassle transfer b to new T then A > B before selling A.
Final question, not sure if this gets the visibility as i did not put in post #1,
1. Is it stupid to not opt for White colour (assuming I want to go for white colour), and get the paint job done outside?
2. Which protection is best for the car? Again please bear with my stupidness haha as this is my first, I was under the assumption PPF is good but nowadays more and more comments i read from XHS shows that PPF is not that good after all. what other options do I have? Many people commented that the side (near tyre) will get scratched easily especially the back part due to the stones/pebbles "scratching" themEdit: sorry im not good in these quoting obviously, the quoting also failed haha.
This post has been edited by ForgotPassword123: Jul 25 2025, 04:58 PM