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Insurance rates are based on statistics. Boys have more accidents then girls, so they pay higher insurance rates. Because they are statistically WAY WAY WAY more likely to be involved in motor vehicle accidents. However, most companies offer a good-grades discount; boys who get good grades in school are less likely to be in accidents and thus often pay less for insurance.
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