I have an almost 20 year old Honda Accord. I've owned it since 2010. My aunt owned it before me. It is very reliable and has never actively broken down on me and left me stranded. It has 195,000 miles on it. Around 190,000 miles, it needed a transmission. Around year 12 of the car, the paint began to come off by itself. I have moved multiple times, and this car has a decent-sized trunk, especially for Rubbermaid bins. The back seat is also very spacious and can fit a lot of groceries/moving supplies The lighter/12V plus is in an odd place for a FM transmitter for music. It has a CD player and no cassette player. The sunroof works great. The passenger side door locks do not always work (after about 16 years). The leather on the seats has help up pretty well. The steering wheel material, however, was already chipping away when I got the car in 2010. I have never had a problem with the windows, gas release, or trunk release working. I drove this car for eight years to and from college, graduate school (~90 miles a trip) every other weekend. I would highly recommend Honda as a car maker. I've heard and experiences nothing but good things from this brand.

I'm a Honda geek, so my car is perfect for me. It's very reliable. I purchased my car five years ago at 80,000 miles, and here I am five years later at 180,000, and still driving. My Honda has never had any major issues besides normal maintenance. Perfect car for traveling or your basic work-to-home ride. I love the fact that It's been such a long haul with my car, and I can still go for a ride and feel rest assured that my car will get me where I need to go with no issues. Another great thing about my Honda is that over these past five years together, I have had two kids, and my Honda is very spacious. Both my new born and four year old son fit perfectly in the back seat with additional room for one more person. My car also doesn't look like an old car, and it is a 2003. I still haven't gotten tired of looking at my Honda. My best friend always tells me that my car looks newer than a 2003.