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What sort of insurance do you guys have on your civic?

Full comprehensive or not?

 
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Geico, full coverage as the car is financed. Been with them for close to 9 years, rates are great (no tickets, etc.)

 
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How much does it cost you? Can you say?

 
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Well, I have two new cars, both will full coverage and full glass, etc etc etc.

My 1 year total for both is $2050 in total, which from what I hear is very very cheap.

Please remember though I have been with them along time and am i a preferred rate customer plus no tickets and only 1 accident.

I will have to look again at my policy for the 6 month for the honda only.

 
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I did have Liberty but while at the Honda dealers we checked out Geico and their rates were better...so I switched.
I pay $1,150 and change.
I'm waiting for Geico to come out with some sort of little lizard figure on a key chain or something. That little guy is cool

 
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a lot of people here seem to have good luck w/ geico.. i dont know though, geico wanted $100 more per month than progressive for me.. i was on my paren'ts insurance w/ allstate for 248/month.. i left their insurance company due to personal reasons, and went to progressive for 258/month.. only $10 more than on my parent's insurance.. that's not to bad i think... also, i'm about to be 21 wich i was told would make a SMALL difference, and then before the end of the year, my driving record will be clean except for one ticket (100 in a 65) state farm wanted around 600 PER MONTH for me.. allstate wanted the same.. geico wanted about 360 and esurance wanted just over 400.. i refuse to pay more for insurance than my car payment...

 
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I have AAA that works great for an old geezer like me and my charmin' wife. But they were really outrageous to my son. Geico courted him with much, much better rates. So he went with them for his own Scion '06 tC.
The real story is that AAA put an exclusion on him (because I own 3 cars with 2 drivers). So then Geico put an exclusion on me and my wife! I say "spitting" because I'm polite; you all know what I mean. Ironically, if he moves out of the house and gets his own residence, then all the exclusions are off.

 
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No matter which way you see it, they all makes tons off us as we all need car insurance.

 
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I was with Nationwide for 5 years. My wife and I have been in several accidents, none our fault and no tickets. Yet our insurance kept going up every six months. My wife finally called progressive and they doubled my coverage for half the price! Figure that one out. When your rates go up a couple times, it pays to shop around.

 
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In the past, I used Progressive, Allstate and Nationwide. Nationwide did me totally wrong on a wreck that my son had, so I switched to Direct. A lot of people said that they didn't think Direct was any good, but they gave us the best rates and they did not go up or drop us after my son had a wreck. In fact, they paid out really fast with no problems at all and our rates actually went down $100. a month this year.