Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/CURE Auto Insurance
as a |run of the mill small insurance company. Let's play statistics, folks. This company has "almost 50,000" policies for motor vehicles in New Jersey. There are almost 255 million Passenger_vehicles_in_the_United_States#Total_number_of_vehicles out of over 330 million people. There is http://www.rita.dot.gov/bts/publications/passenger_travel_2015/chapter2/fig2_10 almost one vehicle per household member in the United States, and about 70 % of households own at least one personal motor vehicle. The http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/About/reports.htm New Jersey MVC reports annually on the statistics (.pdf required). Depending on what statistic you are using, and when, New_Jersey#Affluence|New Jersey is the second or third most affluent state. New_Jersey#Demographics|New Jersey has almost 9 million people.  Even assuming some of them don't have cars, I would guess reasonably that 70 % do. A heavily suburban and relatively affluent state, that would be conservative. In round numbers, that's 6.3 million cars, folks. The number of cars in New Jersey is proverbially huge: that's why the Jersey barrier was invented, and part of why Alcohol laws of New Jersey are so complex (to stop drunk driving). On some days, it seems like all of them Fort_Lee_lane_closure_scandal|converge on Fort Lee, New Jersey. That means that, in round numbers, 50,000/6,300,000 = 1 out of every 126 cars. So this little insurance company insures less than one car in a hundred in a single state. No, it's not notable
— User:Bearian, 19:56, 20 September 2016 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:MILL (Wikipedia:Run-of-the-mill)