Used Honda Accord for Sale in Santa Ana, CA

GPS is not base included. The side front bar by the mirror can be a blind spot.

The six cylinder definitely guzzles more gas than my previous four-cylinder Civic. My commute no longer includes highway driving, so I'm suffering with a 14-18 miles per gallon through the city. When I was driving highway, it wasn't that much better at 20-22 miles per gallon. Comparing that to my old Civic which routinely got 28-30 miles per gallon. Aside from that, there have been a couple of annoying things I wish I knew before I bought the car. One was the transmission recall, which mine was taken care of before I bought it, but had I known beforehand, I probably would have gone with a different model or year to avoid the risk of major repairs in the future. The other has been a nagging problem where the car stalls out on hot days in between short trips. I've read that it's a common issue that is often caused by a crack in a solder on the main relay. I put off getting it fixed because the mechanic could never reproduce the problem, so I would always leave my windows cracked on a hot day to keep the cabin temp down a bit. I recently replaced the main relay (really cheap to do) and haven't had any problems (knock on wood), but that stalling really gave me anxiety when I needed to be somewhere or if I was running late.