Used Honda Accord for Sale in Anaheim, CA

This Honda is a little touchy because of the number of sensors. This is good or bad; good if you fix the issue because the car knows if there is an issue or bad if you want to ignore the problem and don't want to know about it. Parts are readily available, cheap and the car is easy to fix.

I owned a 2001 Honda Accord for almost 5 years. It was a pretty good car. It was great for commutes and got almost 25 MPG. It was also semi stylish so I didn't feel like a hobo driving a clunker. It was a stick shift so that was fun at first but got real old after about a year. It was also really slow and I would get passed constantly unless I'm red lining it every where I go. I used it on a 600 mile trip to Vegas and didn't have a single problem. It also had a giant trunk which could easily hold 2 weeks of food. I loved that car and would buy it again. I wouldn't get stick shift again though. A downside with it is the window regulator broke and that seemed to be a common problem in Hondas. You think they would have fixed that after 20 years. Another great thing about this car is it was easy to work on. On some cars changing a spark plug can take 2 hours. On a Honda it takes 2 minutes.

My 2005 Honda Accord is one of my favorites of all the vehicles I have ever owned. I have put over 240,000 miles on it, and it continues to perform well. Even though it is an older car now, the design is still handsome, and my friends have a hard time believing that it is over 10 years old at this point. It has required little more than regular scheduled maintenance over its lifetime.