I bought my 2012 Honda accord through a dealership back in 2015. It had about 80,000 miles on it and it had a single owner prior to me buying the car. The car wasn't in a great condition when I purchased it. The original owner was a young small business owner who used the car for a lot of work related travel and didn't take care of the care as good as he could. I got interested in the car because it was offered at a somewhat of a deep discount compared to similar cars with the same make and model and at that time I was looking to switch my car to purchase a reliable ride without headaches to commute to work and back. It served its purpose for me for the three years that I owned it and I'm generally very happy with the purchase. I would note that I took very good care of the car with frequent oil changes and preventive maintenance. I could end up having a totally different experience it wasn't for the good maintenance care that I did due to the car's history of a bad prior owner. Decent fuel economy, relatively spacious and smooth ride are the cons of the car in my opinion. No major issue with the car and I was very happy with it. Although it required some body work because of bad maintenance/driving by the prior owner. But please be aware that this is specific to the car that I bought and not related to Honda Accords in general as they are as good as any car if maintained well.

The car has over 80,000 miles and rides as smoothly as it did when I drove it off the lot. The leather interior remains soft, and though it shows some wear, it still looks great. I have had no major issues with any electronic systems, windows, etc. I have tried to keep up with the recommended maintenance -- oil changes, etc. -- but haven't always been as prompt as recommended. However, that has not adversely affected the car's performance, which tells me this car is meant for "real" people and how they use their cars. I get solid gas mileage, which makes long-distance travel easier and faster, since I don't have to stop to fill the tank as often. I've never had any issues with reliability -- a great relief for a woman driving alone. I always wanted a silver car, and the style and color of the Accord is exactly what I wanted. The interior is roomy when carpooling -- I can fit three adults in the back seat, and they are comfortable.