Honda Car insurance

The standard Honda Civic is one of Honda's most popular cars, and has sold millions since it was first introduced in 1973. Different variants of the Civic range from insurance groups 8 to 40, with the Type R being the highest. This is probably because it can hit 0-60mph in 5.7 seconds.

Insurance price will depend on a number factors, including age, driving history, employment status etc. A younger driver with no experience will pay higher premiums than a driver with 10 years’ of claim-free driving.

If you're 31 - 35 and looking to buy a Civic, your yearly premiums could be around £843*. Whereas if you're looking to buy a Civic and are aged between 56 - 75, you could be getting a quote for around £459*.

The Honda Jazz is a supermini from the Japanese car manufacturer, and is available in a large range of model grades. These include the S, ES, S-T A/C, EX, EXL-T and variations of these.

There’s also a hybrid version which comes available as a HE, HS, HS-T, HX, and HX-T. With such a wide variety of models, the Honda Jazz is a car with something to offer almost everyone on every kind of budget.

The Jazz ranges from insurance group 13-19, which means a 21 - 30 year old could be paying around £1,149*, dependent of the model/age of the car. However, if you're between 51 - 60, you could be looking at £471* for your premiums.

The Honda CR-V is a 4WD off-road car that isn’t meant to go off-road – the third generation has re-classed the CR-V as a crossover SUV.

Previously it was always meant to be a ‘proper’ off-road vehicle. However, it’s generally regarded as a highly-practical car that can move people and things around in comfort and safety.

The CR-V insurance group ranges from 19 - 30 depending on model. This will put insurance costs for 21 - 35 year olds at around £983*, whereas a person aged 36 - 40 could get a premium of around £610*.

The Accord is well known for its build quality, economical engines and reliability. The 2009 model scored five stars for adult safety by Euro NCAP, and four for child safety. 

As it sits within insurance groups 22-27, insurance prices will vary. A 31 - 35 year old could get insurance for around £914*, whereas those aged between 51 - 75 could be looking at a yearly premium of £523*.

A powerful sports hybrid, The NS-X is a blend of sports performance and everyday driving comfort. It boasts 0-60mph in 3.1 seconds, which is pretty impressive for a hybrid.

This NS-X is powerful, so car insurance for young people or inexperienced drivers will be pretty high.

The world’s most popular small SUV in 2015-2016, 1.5 million have been sold since production started. After taking a 10-year break, the HR-V is back with a fresh look. 

If you're interested in owning a HR-V, it might be worth noting that it sits in insurance group 16-22. Our data suggests you could see car insurance costs for 36 - 50 year olds at around £502*, depending on your model’s specifications and your current circumstances.

The Honda CR-Z is a sporty-looking hybrid coupe introduced in the UK in 2010, and then discontinued 2016. Although short lived, you'd never guess it was a hybrid just by the way it looks.

In any review you read, comments feature on how nice this car is on the eyeballs, inside and out. They also agree it’s a fun car to drive, which isn’t often said about vehicles with a hybrid engine.

With the CR-Z sitting in insurance groups 16-20, the average 31 - 40 year old could be paying around £571* a year to insure their CR-Z.