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ive got a question since all i hear about is how expensive insurance is for the RSX but i dont think they now how expensive it is for my 02 civic....so i was wondering cause im looking to buy an RSX-S in the future how much on average do you think RSX insurance is to what most of us Civic drivers pay now..???..is RSX insurance ridiculously high or are these people just use to paying 30$ a month for their 93 ford escort????haha

By the way my cars a coupe and im a teenager so put that into consideration also...

 
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i got my 01 coupe when i was 17 and i paid 210 a month for full coverage, my friend with a type s pays a little more but not much.

 
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really so its not that much more hopefully??....thanks for the info!! anybody else have any info???

 
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a rsx is a little more. Its usually $100-200 more a year total. So basically like $10 more a month. Your a teenager in a two door, your gonna get raped on insurance for any car you get, so get the one you like.

Insurance considers civics semi high risk since they been one of the top ten most stolen cars the last 10yrs.

 
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yeah i know im already getting raped from insurance...i actually turn 18 next year which will be around the time i look for a new car...so will i be considered an adult...in other words will the price of insurance go down/??

...by the way i would call insurance companies for quotes but once you call them they call you non- stop trying to get your business...so im trying not to call them...

 
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your insurance won't go down till you hit 25. Its best just to have your parents as the primary and you as a secondary driver.

 
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word. mine was $76 a month when i was in high school. granted, i drove a jeep. and it was 8 years ago.

 
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your lucky i was paying $3300 a yr for my new 04 civic with AAA. Then it went down to $1600 a yr after i switched. Now my mercedes is $1200 for the yr.

 
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i honestly have no idea what mine is cause my parents are paying it til i turn 18 and i never want to bring it up cause i know how much they hate paying that much for it so i dont want to let them know im looking at buying a car whose insurance will be even higher haha so i dont know...hope fully i can get mine for a good price cause i realky want a RSX-S!!!! so bad!!

 
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Speaking from personal experience (I'm 19) you're going to get raped on insurance, that much is a fact. Especially if you have any sort of blemishes on your record. Accidents, moving violations, etc. It's really not going to depend on the car a whole lot, but the only way to tell for sure is to call your insurance agent and get a quote.

 
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call your insurance agent/provider and they will give you a rate. a lot is considered. young driver, good student discount, driver training discount, your coverages (liability, pip, etc..), and of course your record. no one in this forum will be able to answer your question literally (not trying to be rude).

 
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Well, I just sold my 01' EM2, and picked up an 05' RSX-S. I'm 28 with no wrecks or tickets, and I pay $157.00 a month. My civic was
only $113.00 a month. It does go up, but there are too many factors between each person to get an idea of what you are going to pay.

 
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$78 a month for my 01 Civic coupe. I looked into it where I live, and...
$110 a month for a 2002 RSX Type-S.

 
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alright thanks guys...but i understand nobody can tell me the exact price and all the number of discounts or whatever can go into the price but i was just trying to get an estimate of how much peoples insurance prices went up..which i figured on average is around 20-30$ a month...which is better than what i thought it would be..

 
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I have an 01 civic with liability only. I am 27 and hardly drive it, insured through Geico paying a mere 220.00 for 6 months haha. If I had comprehensive and collision tacked on it'd only be like 450 for six months, but for how little I drive it, its not worth it.