Fully comprehensive
Fully comprehensive policies covers damage you cause to a third-party, their vehicle or their property, and it also includes extra protection for your own car if you’re in an accident
£598 on average2
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Honda, or Honda Motor Co. Ltd, is a Japanese automobile manufacturer that makes both cars and motorcycles. One of the biggest car companies in the world, it also make garden equipment and marine engines.
In the UK, Honda cars are popular with Londoners aged between 30 and 39.
How much you pay to insure your Honda will depend on the type of person you are – age, occupation, etc. – as well as the model you choose.
Insurers sort cars into different insurance groups, with one being the least expensive and 50 the most expensive. So if you choose a car that’s in a high insurance group, you’ll probably pay more for your insurance.
Our figures show that the most expensive Honda model to insure is the sporty S2000, followed by the Insight and then the Civic – which is also the Honda you’re most likely to see on UK roads. The cheapest Honda to insure in the UK is the HR-V hatchback.
1. Civic - £697 /year to insure
2. Jazz - £412 /year to insure
3. CR-V - £436 /year to insure
1. Civic Type R - £1,198 /year to insure
2. Civic S - £917 /year to insure
3. Insight - £817 /year to insure
1. Jazz EX - £314 /year to insure#
2. Jazz ES Plus - £314 /year to insure
3. Jazz ES - £364 /year to insure
Hondas are driven by lots of people in London, which is home to over a fifth of all Hondas insured through MoneySuperMarket. They are also a popular choice in the North West of England.
The age group they’re most likely to appeal to is 30 to 39; a quarter of all the Honda owners in the UK insuring through MoneySuperMarket are in this age bracket2.
2Based on fully comprehensive car insurance policies with one driver holding a full UK licence. Data collected between September 2020 and March 2021, accurate as of May 2021.
There are three main types of car insurance policy available. These are:
Fully comprehensive policies covers damage you cause to a third-party, their vehicle or their property, and it also includes extra protection for your own car if you’re in an accident
£598 on average2
Third-party, fire and theft offers cover for damage to third parties, their vehicles and their property, as well as for your own vehicle if it’s stolen or damaged by fire
£794 on average2
Third-party only car insurance covers damage you cause to a third-party, their vehicle or their property, and is minimum level of cover you need to drive on UK roads
£1,320 on average2
You can often increase the coverage offered by your policy by adding on extra features such as:
Breakdown cover covers the cost of roadside assistance should your vehicle break down
Motor legal protection can help to cover legal costs related to a car insurance claim
Personal accident cover pays out compensation if you’re injured or killed in an accident
Things you can try to lower your car insurance premiums include:
Offering to pay a higher excess tells insurers you'll likely avoid smaller claims - but be sure it's an amount you can afford if you do need to claim
If you can avoid making any claims on your policy over a year, you'll earn a no-claims bonus that can lower your premiums in the future
Adding factory-installed alarms and immobilsers will make your car more secure, and your lower risk profile wil earn you cheaper cover
Even though it's a up-front cost, paying your car insurance annually works out cheaper over all than spreading the cost over 12 months
You can insure your Honda quickly and easily when you compare quotes with MoneySuperMarket. All you need to do is tell us a bit about yourself, your car, and the level of cover you want, and we’ll show you a list of deals that match your requirements.
Compare the options available by the cost, the cover you’ll receive, and the excess you’ll need to pay to make a claim. Then just click through to the provider’s page to take out the policy of your choice
