How much do you pay for you Honda car insurance?

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I am paying almost $1800CAD for my 98 Accord Lx in Vancouver, B.C.

How much do you pay?

Hw
 
2003 element costs me about $600/year for some pretty high numbered
full coverage. Deductible is, I believe, $250.

J
 
The biggest variables for car insurance are you -- your age, driving
record, etc. -- and the liabilities limits you opt for in the policy.
Unless you have a special car that carries a high premium like a
Corvette, the make and model are not the prime determinants. Accords
are within the standard range for insurance. I compared several cars
with my insurance agent before purchasing my Accord. They were all
about the same (Camry, Accord, Passat et al). On the other hand, the
rates for my daughter driving a 8 year old car are three times my
rates mostly because she's 18. The collision and comprehensive are
just about the same. The liability is a lot higher.

Comparing prices without knowing the other details is meaningless.
 
In Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Full coverage with $300 deduct

1999 Civic Sedan SE - $1500 CAD
2002 Civic Sedan EX (US model with 1.7L Vtec) - $1450 CAD
 
London, ON
2003 Accord DX Sedan
Full coverage
500 deductible
2yr non depreciation clause

13 year claims free record
$1374.61 CAD
 
With ICBC count your blessings. You would pay more for private insurance
elsewhere in Canada these days. The insurance industry lost money on lots of
their equity investments so they have to make it up by charging customers
more. They screw up and you pay more - and they are not as truly competitive
as you may think. Great business! This is one of the growth areas for GE
now. Plastics, Turbines blah. Insurance Yah! Hard to believe, eh?
 
$1000, for an '88 Civic HB, 45, single, no claims, no
tickets. Yes, for 14 year-old car, up 50% from a year ago.
 
Kitchener ON
1999 4 Cyl Accord EX
liability - $1M
comprehensive - $300
collision - $500
10 years claims free/driving record of 6 all across
$1369 CAD
 
The cost of car insurance varies as described in other posts, but it also
varies considerably depending on what state you live in. New Jersey, Conn,
Calif, and Mass have some of the highest car insurance rates on the
continent. Your premium you pay is similar to costs in Calif, with the
conversion of currency taken into account.
 
$1100 CAD in halifax for a 2002 Civic Coupe SI-G Veloz

male, 29, no claims :)


scsi
 
Larry said:
New Jersey, Conn, Calif, and Mass have some of the highest car insurance rates on the
continent.
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i can attest to that. from ct - 2003 honda civic lx - clean driving
record/no claims - $500 deductible, glass coverage, and roadside assistance
(about $20 per year) thru geico (the least expensive provider) $1720 per
year.
 
2000 accord ex v6
woodstock ont.
1354.00 Cad.

Dawn said:
i can attest to that. from ct - 2003 honda civic lx - clean driving
record/no claims - $500 deductible, glass coverage, and roadside assistance
(about $20 per year) thru geico (the least expensive provider) $1720 per
year.
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HW said:
I am paying almost $1800CAD for my 98 Accord Lx in Vancouver, B.C.

How much do you pay?

Hw

Around $850.00 Canadian a year here in Ontario
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ed/ontario
 
Brian Smith said:
Count your blessings <g>. I am paying just under twelve hundred a year, with
no moving violations or claims in over two decades, on a two year old
vehicle.
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Ed's Accord is a 93, I believe.
 
Stephen Bigelow said:
Ed's Accord is a 93, I believe.
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That does make a large difference. There's talk down here from the insurance
companies, that they 'might' start refusing to insure vehicles older than
ten years. That will put a serious dent in the pocket book of people that
are driving vehicles older than a decade.
 
Insurance for a 2003 Accord LX V6 in Nelson BC (interior of BC) is $1374
with replacement cost, $5mil liability, $300 deductable on colision and
comp.
"That does make a large difference. There's talk down here from the
insurance
companies, that they 'might' start refusing to insure vehicles older than
ten years. That will put a serious dent in the pocket book of people that
are driving vehicles older than a decade.
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Sounds like the insurance companies are in cohoots with the car companies.
I can see refusing to cover vehicles that aren't road worthy, but to just
have a blanket policy of 10 years sucks. I recently sold a '86 Prelude with
350k Km, (still going through withdrawls, but the new owner said I can
visit) it was in better shape that cars that are under 10 years old.
 
2003 Accord EX V6
Suburban Chicago
Full coverage
No chargeable claims (got a comprehensive claim right now)
No tix.
$604/6 mo
 
my $1800 Comprehensive insurance for my 98 Accord Lx includes $2Mil
Liability and $300 deductible. No loss of use nor replacement. ICBC
sucks!!!!

Hw
 
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