post how much it is, deductibles, and how old you are and what year your ITR is.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerosearch?id=992392&page=2 if you got a ? search frist then ask. good luck welcome to h-t


[Modified by seek167, 2:36 AM 7/23/2002]

 

Canadian 01 itr
i was born at 1981 (20) right now soon to be 21
paying 500~ a month
and 1000 deductable




[Modified by itr1244, 7:29 AM 7/23/2002]

 

I'd either sell it or make my ITR a track ***** for those prices.

 

$255 cdn i think here

 

$105/mo $500 deduct, full coverage. 27 yrs old, couple tickets. My insurance dropped $900/yr when I turned 25.

 

I'm 19 no tickets and my **** is 180 a month and 500 deductable with allstate

 

~$1100/year for both cars

 

$93/month w/ $250 deductibles.
Married, 25, Teacher Discount (Wife teaches Kindergardern)

 

$150/month, 18yrs. old, 1 speeding ticket , 2-3 bullsh*t tickets, 98 R, $500 deduc.


[Modified by stRtypR25, 1:23 PM 7/23/2002]

 

hm.. can anyone give me the name of their insurance company???? i'm goddamn paying $2500 half year!!!!!! full coverage, 19years old.... so please let me know if i can find other companies is cheaper than that. my insurance company is Farmers. So please please IM me for the insurance company information, and of course better with the phone numbers....this is really important to me.. thankx alot.


[Modified by YelLowITR, 1:44 PM 7/23/2002]

 

$300 a month in NJ with 10 points on my license

 

1500 a year for both cars w/ a 2 car discount. Full coverage. 500 Deduct. R is listed as a "pleasure car".

 

$78.00 a month, $500 deductable, full coverage, married with 9 month old child, and 25 years old. I have State Farm, which people told me is very expensive. Very few tickets.
*KNOCKING ON WOOD*


[Modified by Alaskan98ITR406, 7:56 AM 7/23/2002]

 

250 a month..no tickets B-Day 1981 so i'm 21 State Farm Insurance 100 deductable

 

wtf!!! im 32 single/no kids/ ..state farm..never had ticket in life...


im paying $610+ per 6 month!!!!!!!!!!

did i get ripped off????????

 

And, you're how old?

 

i been w/ them for 3 years now..all my cars w/ them..now i just have this itr...

i was told that the itr get stolen so much that insurance companies (state farm) jacked up the rates!!!!......

i was looking into getting another car, s2000, and the insurance is $100 cheaper...like wtf!!!

 

im paying $600 canadaian a month. No tickets clean record. I guess im just too young because that its about what i got quoted everywhere i went.

 

ITR is my only car, 23 years old, unmarried, no kids, no points and one accident on my record.. I pay $120/month for full coverage, $1000 deductible..

Speaking of the accident.. the car I wrecked, my 2000 Si, the insurance on it was only $85 per month for full coverage with a $1000 deductibe..

this is all on State Farm, by the way..


[Modified by mstewar, 10:37 AM 7/23/2002]

 

106 $CAD/Month
500 $CAD Deductible
Full Coverage
28 yrs/male/married/no kids

Oh ya..
1 speed ticket 6 yrs ago
1 fail to stop at red light (it was yellow)
no accidents claimed


[Modified by HalifaxITR, 11:46 AM 7/23/2002]

 

I am 25 years old and married with a clean record. I pay $1386 a YEAR for 3 cars and 2 drivers (we have multiple policy discounts).

BMW ///M Coupe: $321 every 6 months, full coverage (ITR was $6 cheaper every 6 months)
BMW 330i: $307 every 6 months, full coverage
Subaru Wagon: $65 every 6 months, liability only

How to lower your rates? Get married, be at least 25, keep your driving record clean, get all policies through one company, and shop around! We use Allstate with a $500 deductible and the standard 100/300/100 coverage (I believe that is what it is).


[Modified by Yell00ITR, 9:58 AM 7/23/2002]

 

$105 per month, Allstate, no tickets, age 30

 

Allstate, $300 / 6 months
$1000 deductible for collision, $0 for theft.
Full coverage, $5,000,000 umbrella policy
4 tickets in five years
3 accidents (1 major with Type-R being totaled out)

 

Insurance rates vary by location, driving record, age, etc.

If you want to find out how much YOU will pay for insuring an ITR, call your insurance company, or try a web service like http://www.insweb.com

You don't actually have to own the car to find out what your rates would be.