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Originally Posted by Angua
The type of car you drive would have to be considered for insurance purposes and as defined above my insurance would cost the same as a bloke insuring that car with similar no claims to me. But I still get cheaper insurance because the type of accidents women have are cheaper on the insurance payouts, men's accidents are more likely to cause write offs.
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I have clocked up a lot of miles in almost 19 years of driving, I have had one insurance claim which was made in the first five years of that. My car was stationary at a junction at the time, the post office lorry (also stationary) in the right lane decided he wanted to go left. Cant get much slower than that.
One other accident I have had while driving it was wet and I could not quite stop in time, the cars tow ball in front of me slight fractured my front bumper. No claim was made from either party.
During all the miles I have done I have seen as many women as men do very stupid things that are a danger to themselves and others.
Insurance should be based on personal performance more than what you have between your legs and what chromosones you have, firms like diamond should be screwed into the EU courts for discrimination.