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What’s in a name?

If you are expecting to get a lift home tonight in a brown car with someone called Lloyd or Natasha then you might want to make other arrangements.
  
  


If you are expecting to get a lift home tonight in a brown car with someone called Lloyd or Natasha then you might want to make other arrangements.

Researchers at insurer Esure have worked out which first names crop up most when it comes to insurance claims. Their efforts have uncovered the fact that men called Lloyd and women called Natasha make more claims than most.

They assert that 30% of men called Lloyd are likely to make a claim on their car insurance over a year, while 35% of women called Natasha are likely to claim.

Meanwhile, the idea that red cars have the most accidents has been thrown out the window. In fact, brown cars are 22% more likely to be involved in a claim.

The safest thing, then, would be to ask around to see if there is anyone called Murray or perhaps Mavis, driving a cream coloured car, who's going your way. According to Esure, they are the names and the cars least likely to be involved in an insurance claim over the course of a year.

Most risky women
Natasha
Shelley
Juliet
Natalie
Justine

Most risky men
Lloyd
Sam
Leon
Phil
Rob

Most risky car colours
Brown
Pink
Black
Yellow
Mauve

Safest women
Mavis
Susanne
Glenys
Vivien
Doris

Safest men
Murray
Royston
Archie
Terrence
Ernest

Safest car colours
Cream
Beige
White
Bronze
Maroon

 

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