My Honda Accord is 19 years old and it is still running like the day it came off the assembly line. It's got about 114,000 miles on it and I've heard from other owners of this same car that it can easily go up to 200,000 miles. I really like the body shape and style. For a car built in the 90s, it still looks very sharp and current. The inside of it is like a cockpit and has everything right at your disposal. Even though it's so old, it's got all electric windows and locks, plus rear window defrost. It also gets great gas mileage and I rarely have to put money into it.

The 1996 Honda Accord DX is a great economical car that holds up over time. I have passed 200,000 miles and it is still running great. It rarely breaks down even though it would be considered old to some people, and the engine and transmission have absolutely no issues. There have been several things I've had to repair over the years, but overall the car's major components have held up well with only normal maintenance required. Most all of the repairs have been easy enough to do myself, and I learned a great deal working on this car. It has plenty of power for a four door sedan, and plenty of room. The backseat folds down and creates extra trunk space if necessary. Even after all this time, I still get 28 mpg consistently. The car can be upgraded to look much more sporty. Although I wish I had the 5 speed manual transmission, the automatic is very responsive. The seats are comfortable, in fact I lived out of my car for a year and a half! I had a job, just didn't want to spend my money on rent while I was single. I used to call it jokingly "My Honda Truck" because I had a stove, workout equipment, clothes, everything I needed and I could sleep easily in it by reclining the seat back all the way. It was actually quite comfortable.