timing belt

Different shops charge different labor rates. Plus, that shows to be an interference engine. Don't know what damage might have been done?

If you do the work yourself, expect about $200 for parts if you replace the water pump (recommended) as well as shaft seals and might as well replace all other belts. If you take it to a shop probably $500 to $1,200 for labor and parts. This is taking into consideration that no extra engine damage was done. I just replaced a timing belt and all above mentioned parts on a honda prelude and total parts cost was a little under $200. If you have bent valves or anything of the sort you could be looking at another $500 or so for that to be fixed. Really depends on how much damage was caused when the belt broke.