Who estimate insurance companies should lower rates 4 hybrid cars vs.gas cars as a bribe to give a hand lower emission?


Answers: I don't. The insurance companies are in business to spawn money, not be hippies. I love hybrid cars. I think they're much better for the environment and I wish everyone have one. However, insurance rates are based on many logical factor, such as how much it typically costs to repair your car, your age, driving record, and where on earth you park your car overnight (relates to theft). Some ideas nouns great in a "perfect" world, but in the tangible world, it's up to people to make moral choices and companies have need of profits to stay in business.
Well, hybrid cars are just more expensive than regular cars. It takes more money to engineer them, so they are more expensive to fix or replace. If the insurance companies lowered their prices too much, they'de be losing money. Besides, it's not like CO2 is changing the climate anyways, or if it is, it's singular a tiny amount. Did you know that only 3% of the CO2 in the atmosphere is manmade? I provoke you to research the matter of global warm yourself. Might clear things up a little.
Insurance rates are fixed by mathematical rules and not fanciful philosophy like yours but as a fanciful creature you could use government power to tax the insurance on non hybrid cars or unlikely use the government money and lower the license registration costs for hybrids LOL.
Nice thinking as every American like you and I needs the social engineering squad of Kennedy, Gore, and Clinton controlling every thought and purchase we do during our lives
I don't. It isn't the insurance company's responsibility to change the world, and lose money while doing so. If a company chooses to do so . . . GREAT! But they shouldn't hold to . . .


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