After 16 years of use, my Honda Accord is still going strong. This is my first car and we still use it on a daily basis. The car itself is comfortable. The seats are accommodating to people of different builds and for my friends with longer torsos (they don't feel like they need to duck and crunch down into the seats). The trunk is sizable for a car of its class. It is both deep and wide. We can easily fit 3 large suitcases and there is room for more. This Honda Accord has GREAT gas mileage. My husband uses it to commute to work each day (approximately 30 miles round trip) but only needs to fill the tank about every other week. We are a family of five now and often wish we could take the Accord on our longer family trips (the issue is space and car seats). Living in the Northeast means we get a lot of snow. The car handles well but it is pretty light. Snow tires help to give a little more grip and on windy days we know just to be more cautious. Overall, the car performs well. It has nice pickup, rides smoothly and handles beautifully. We have maintained the car and the Accord has had only a few minor issues over the years. At each milestone, we have had to replace some parts that show normal wear and tear. The cost of the fixing the car is reasonable. My husband owned a VW Passat and at one point we both had to have the same part replaced. There was a significant price difference between the parts. However, my husband got rid of the VW about 5 years ago. You can not beat the quality or the price of an Accord!

My car is a 2014 Honda Accord Sport white coupe. I upgraded to this car from an 2011 Honda Accord Coupe. I forgot which trim of it. The 2011 and the 2014 have two different body styles. I personality like the body style of the 2014 Honda Accord Coupe then the 2014 Honda Accord Coupe. The back of this car is shaped a little bit more sexy and sporty I feel. The safety features in the 2014 Honda Accord sold me over the Honda Accord 2011. I was not even car shopping when I got this car. I happen to work near a dealership and just decided to go in the dealership during my lunch hour, and I came out wanting a new car. My 2011 Honda only had around 70,000 miles on it. I was told that my car sold the day after the dealership put it out on the lot. My 2014 was a demo model and had only around 1,000 miles on it. I really like demo cars. Your getting a great deal on a car when you purchase a demo car I feel. I cannot say much bad about my 2014 Honda Accord. The only bad things I might think of is the cost of a new key if you lose your key. It is around $500.00. Even though it has keyless entry, you need to still be careful. I had my pocketbook on top of 2014 Honda Accord one day, and the strap of my pocketbook feel in the car. Somehow the door looked and it should not have. I could not believe I got locked out of my car, and I had to call the police for a lockout.