Clubberlang

I'm looking @ picking up any one of the above cars. Do insurance companies discriminate between trim levels. My mother might be the "primary" driver of the vehicle while me (24 year old male) will be the secondary drver *wink*. Will insuring an Si every much cost me that much more?

imported_EK2NV

goto rbcinsurance.ca they give you online quotes u can compare the 2

l2iceman

well from my experience, my mom is first driver, and i'm second(22 yrs old), the trim level did not make much of a difference for my case...but we are also with state farm insurnace, and got the "umbrella" discount cuz we have all our vehicles and house under state farm...

but yea, the trim levels shouldnt be much of a difference, but u should call around and get quotes for both trims, u'd be surprised of how much lower call-in quotes are to online...online i was quoted an average of $280/month on liability alone. I pay $232/month for full, but also cuz of the reasons listed above, call around n find out...

imported_Team Rukus

if its a si yes it will be the same as a sir.
for some reason thats how insurance companies have listed it.
i have heard of this from a ton of people

DumbasSi

The insurance for my Si is only a couple bucks ($12)more per month the my EX. Everyone would be considered differently though depending on driving record, area youreside in, etc.

I have heard of a few Si owner's paying $400+ month for their car becuase they are young and/or have poor driving records.