Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Nicole Rudolph" channel.

@dominaevillae28 It's also effected by your age, your driving history, and even the color of your car. It's based on the number of accidents that occur in each demographic. Red cars, for example, are involved in accidents at a higher rate than beige cars. When men get married they tend to become more responsible and are involved in fewer accidents so they're rate changes. Women's rates are already lower than men's from the get go because they are involved in fewer accidents. Wait until you have to add a 16 year old boy to your insurance. If you're trying to claim some type of discrimination with car insurance, then it's against men and favors women.
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