Why choose Mitch as your insurance broker?

When it comes to auto insurance, there’s no one-size fits-all. At Mitch, we take the time to understand your driving habits, your vehicle, and what really matters to you. Then, we shop around on your behalf to find the best coverage at the best possible rate. Because we work with so many of Canada’s leading auto insurers, we can offer plenty of choice — and the kind of savings you won’t always find on your own. Here are just a few of the trusted providers we work with:

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Get Ontario auto insurance online

The days of piles of paperwork, long hold times, and stuffy office waiting rooms are over. With Mitch, you can get a car insurance quote online, customize your coverage, and buy your auto policy in just a few clicks — all on your schedule and in the comfort of your own home. Just tell us a bit about you, the kind of auto insurance coverage you need, and what you drive, and we’ll shop from dozens of the best insurance carriers in Ontario for your best deal.

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Your partner in affordable coverage

Choosing an Ontario insurance broker like Mitch can help you save big on your car insurance. We look for every opportunity to lower your car insurance costs, while making sure you have the protection you need.

One of the easiest ways to save? Bundling your auto and home insurance. It’s a smart move that could save you hundreds of dollars a year, and it’s just one of the many discounts and savings options we’ll help you find.

Because we work with tons of Canada’s top insurance companies, we can compare car insurance quotes from dozens of trusted carriers and show you the best value.

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Auto insurance in Ontario: What do you need?

Auto insurance is an umbrella term for many different types of insurance designed for vehicles. There’s your standard car insurance, and then there’s everything else. What do you need?

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No matter what kind of vehicle you drive, we’ve got lots of different options to help you save money on car insurance.

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Classic car insurance

If you have a vintage ride that you only drive on special occasions, you can save big.

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EV insurance

Save a little money while you help save the planet. Coverage for your charger too.

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High-risk auto insurance

Quotes from the best high-risk car insurance companies in Ontario. Save time and money.

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Pay-as-you-go car insurance

Drive less than 12,000 km a year? You can save up to 70% on auto insurance. Yes you can.

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RHD insurance

Right-hand drive vehicles need special insurance, but we have affordable coverage.

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RV insurance

Escape to your slice of paradise with standalone coverage available or save up to 30% by bundling your RV, car and home.

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Uber insurance

If you drive paying customers in your own car, you need special coverage and we’ve got it.

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How much does auto insurance cost in Ontario?

Auto insurance costs in Ontario vary depending on the type of policy you are looking to buy. Whether you’re angling to purchase electric, high-risk, pay-as-you-go, RHD, or standard car insurance, Mitch Insurance’s broker team can help you find the most affordable option. u003ca href=u0022#methodologyu0022u003eClick here for methodology.u003c/au003e

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2015

Toyota Rav4

$1854/YR

Ottawa, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2019

Kia Sorento

$2070/YR

Peterborough, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2020

Volkswagen Passat

$2469/YR

Hamilton, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2015

Toyota Rav4

$1471/YR

Ottawa, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2019

Kia Sorento

$1764/YR

Peterborough, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2020

Volkswagen Passat

$2115/YR

Hamilton, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2015

Toyota Rav4

$1216/YR

Ottawa, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2019

Kia Sorento

$1345/YR

Peterborough, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

2020

Volkswagen Passat

$1740/YR

Hamilton, Ontariornu003cp class=u0022comparesmltxtu0022u003e$1,000,000 third-party liability and all perils coverage ($1,000 deductible)u003c/pu003e

How to get insurance quotes

Getting an auto quote with Mitch can be done in just a few short minutes. Simply answer a few questions about your situation, and our brokers will handle the rest.

Information needed to get auto insurance quotes

When getting a quote, we may ask for the following information:

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Make and model of car

Some vehicles are safer to drive than others or stolen less often. How old your car is also an important figure, as this affects its value.

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How far you drive

How much mileage you put on your car can be a reflection of risk, so your insurer will want to know your daily driving distance.

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Where you live

Traffic patterns, theft, and collision rates differ depending on location, so you’ll be asked where you primarily garage your vehicle.

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Anti-theft devices

Any car alarms, anti-burglar alarms, or recovery software may help to improve your car’s security, so be sure to include details about any anti-theft devices you have.

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Driving history

Your driving record, plus any tickets/claims you’ve had, can be a reflection of your future. Insurers will want to know this.

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Vehicle drivers

Insurers will want to know who else might be driving your vehicle as well as their record.

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Business use

If you drive your vehicle for income, insurers will want to know this as it could impact your overall risk.

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Coverage

Insurers will want to know what you’re looking for, including add-ons for replacement vehicles, gap insurance, and more.

Why get multiple auto insurance quotes?

Shopping the market, i.e., shopping around for quotes, is one of the best ways to get cheaper auto insurance. You can do this with a broker.

Why does it work? We’ve quoted 3 drivers from several of our carriers. See the difference in prices quoted for each of our profiles:

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The cost of auto insurance in Ontario – over time

The cost of auto insurance in Ontario now averages out to $2,006, which is a steady increase from the past couple of years. The total average premium has increased by just over 20% from June 2022 to October 2024. 

We’ve included a graphic which indicates the change in auto insurance rates in the province of Ontario for the period of 2022-2024.

Is auto insurance getting more expensive?

Your auto insurance rates may have increased despite no change in your situation. If you’ve noticed a shift in your prices, it’s likely due to industry factors out of your control.

Here are some of the factors that could be playing a role.

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Inflation

Higher inflation rates cause the price of auto parts, mechanical labour, and medical expenses to rise, boosting the cost of insurance claims.

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Rising vehicle repair costs

Due to inflation as well as supply and demand, rising vehicle repair costs mean vehicles cost more to fix.

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Natural weather disasters

The more weather disasters there are, the more claims end up being made. When insurers pay out more, they need to raise rates to compensate.

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Vehicle theft

As more and more vehicles are stolen, insurers are having to pay out more. Some vehicle models are more often stolen than others and may see higher rates due to this.

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Insurance market trends

Insurers may become more or less competitive for certain demographics, which can influence pricing.

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Reinsurance costs

Insurers depend on reinsurance to manage larger risks so a rise in the costs of reinsurance can trickle down.

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Insurance fraud

As more insurance fraud occurs, companies pay out more, which is offset by raising premiums for everyone.

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Longer repair times

Lack of mechanical labour can result in longer repair times, increasing the cost of loss of use coverage and premiums overall.