Honda Accord Usados en Venta en Rome, GA

My 2008 Honda Accord is one of the best cars I've ever owned. I love the style of the car. It's a four-door sedan, but it looks like a girlish car. The car is burgundy, which gives it that classy look. It runs very smooth, and I get about 35 miles per gallon, which is great. It's been easy to maintain, and I feel it's the best car on the road.

I went with my mother to pick up her newly leased Honda Accord. I instantly fell in love with it. The black line tracing the roof, the taffeta white paint, and the clean beige interior. I couldn't resist. Once I got home, which was an hour away, I started searching dealerships in my area for an exact replica of hers. I found it -- only it was better. It had a brown pin stripe down the side. I financed it, and off I went with my new 2005 Honda. This was Dec 31, 2004. Since then, my love affair has only grown stronger. This has been the most reliable car I have ever owned. It is reliable, easy to keep clean, gets great gas mileage and hugs the road as I drive around curbs. Many people have tried to get me to buy a newer car, but I have not swayed. I plan to keep this car and drive it until the tires fall off. Which, by the way, does not appear to be any time soon.

It's a solid car that's served me and the person I bought it from very well for almost 20 years now. It's very fuel-efficient, which I think is probably its main selling point, and still running fairly well even as it's starting to approach its 200,000 mile mark! Many times I've managed to go a whole week on just a quarter tank of gas driving it around town. Under fairly light loads it works very well. I carry a big pile of board games in the trunk at nearly all times, and they've been kept safe and dry. I've noticed that the cooling fan has a tendency to get clogged or just stop working after some time, and that when idling at a long stoplight sometimes the car will try to overheat. The interesting thing is that the car will cool right down again as soon as it starts moving. I've noticed behavior like this on a couple of different examples of similar models of car. The biggest problem I've had though has been with U-joints. It doesn't take very much for a U-joint to be knocked out of alignment. The primary symptom of this problem is a loud clicking sound on sharp turns. If it happens, sometimes it'll be all right for a while, but eventually you will have to get it replaced. Parts aren't that expensive for it, but it is a huge hassle.