Used Honda Accord for Sale in Newark, NJ

I own a 2000 Honda Accord which I bought used from my family when I began college. We have lovingly named her Kimmy, and she feels like a family member since we've all grown up in that car! She was top of the line when she was purchased new -- leather interior, sunroof, power windows -- the works. Even to this day, the only thing I feel is missing from her is built-in navigation, and I can't even fault her too much for that since I'm pretty sure that technology didn't exist 17 years ago on a commercial scale. She's never given us any major trouble -- no dead batteries, tire changes, or failing mechanics up until very recently. She's getting old, you see. And especially since she was the first car I drove, she suffered a bit at my young and unexperienced hands. She was rear-ended once and got away with barely a scratch. The brakes have to get replaced almost every year now. The steering is almost never aligned. The whole car rumbles when she drives, and her exterior is deteriorating from multiple dings as well as the paint peeling off in places. But overall, she is loved.

In my opinion the 2013 Honda Accord is the best overall car in the midsize class. The Honda Accord does most things well and it gets all the important things right. The Accord has good power and gas mileage. Although the acceleration and power from a standstill are only adequate, the power and acceleration at highway speeds are surprisingly robust. If you drive the car at the speed limit you can easily manage 35 miles per gallon or more on long distance trips. Moreover, the Accord has a spacious and comfortable interior. The Accord will easily seat 4 adults. There is great rear seat leg and head room. While the ride of the Accord is a bit harsh on bumpy roads, it's tolerable. There are tradeoffs to a stiffer suspension; such stiffness in the suspension gives the driver confidence driving around curves. One neat item I was surprised to find on the Accord was a 2 button driver seat memory feature. This allows 2 separate drivers to input their unique driver seat position so that they can easily switch between them. After looking at multiple cars in the midsize segment, I continue to be impressed by the Honda Accord.