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Why is my insurance premium on one car double the premium on my other car when they are of similar types and values?
I'm trying to understand why the insurance premium on one of my cars is double the premium on my other car, even though they are of similar types and values. Can you explain this to me?
Sure, I can try. Insurance premiums are based on the likelihood of a claim being made, and insurers take many factors into account when calculating this. Some of these factors might include your driving record, your age and gender, the area you live in, and even the color of your car. It's possible that one of your cars is considered more high-risk than the other based on these factors, which could explain the higher premium.