Used Honda Accord for Sale in Kansas City, MO

The accord is a very dependable vehicle. The car has great gas mileage for its age with the added ability to kick it up in passing gear. The car has a really weird seat design that leads to wearing out the drivers side seat, I have witnessed it on other accords of the same year. Also the pain on this car seems to have a common issue where it peels on the trunk lid and sides of hood. This car sits rather low to the ground, which lends itself to the sporty nature but does not work well in snow. Front Wheel drive does work nice in ice conditions but should you be driving through any accumulation - Good luck! One of the best parts of the car is the interior. The leather is high quality (minus drivers side seat problem), the carpets are easy to clean and the layout around the driver is convenient and accessible. The factory sound system is quite good with good range especially in the low end and enough power to be heard. My favorite interior component is the change container to the left of the steering wheel. Very nice to see the removal of the ashtray for this container. Don't worry though the car still has a power outlet (like a cigarette adapter). Also if you use a music player of some kind the factory radio has a cassette spot so you can buy one of those cheaper MP3 connectors. This car is still going strong at the 220000+ mark!

It's a well known and famous brand not only in USA but also all over the world. It has achieved most of the peoples' heart because of performance. If we look at its interior materials, it's creating a well environment. Seats are comfortable and cooling and heating systems are just awesome. Sound system is also good. We can hear various kinds of music here. It has enough space for a four-person family and also a baby. It has a comfortable baby seat also. We can carry a lots of stuffs like surfboard also. It cares for us like a family member, and we cannot imagine our life without it.

I have driven Honda for the last 5 years and I am very impressed with it. My wife used to dislike any car that was not Chevy, but she now drives a Honda Accord, too. My 1997 Honda is obviously old, but only when I mention '97. Cosmetically, it is still in a relatively good condition; no rust or dents. The body is hard, and it has not been effected by sun and overall weather for the several years it has been on the road. Mechanically, I sometimes forget that I am driving a 97 car. The engine is still powerful, has good power and I haven't had to do any major work on it since I bought it. The engine reads over 283k miles and I have no doubt that it will hit 320K miles with no problems and possibly 350k. My wife's Accord is doing equally great although we got it at the beginning of this year. She won't trade it for any other. Everything about it is worth it. It gets good gas mileage. I get 28-30 mpg. I haven't had to look for parts but I am told they are available even though it is a foreign car. I can only say it is reliable, and of course economical. I have yet to see a negative in it although the mechanic told me they usually have oil leak problems but that they can always have the gaskets replaced.