The Worst Honda Accord You Should Never Buy
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The problem with a website like this indicating "most complaints" is that it fails to show, out of how many vehicles sold that year. It needs percentages.
It also never accounts for that fact that most Americans are incompetent in their understanding of cars thus many people don’t now how to drive and take care of an economy class car.
I drive a 2007 EX-L bought brand new and now has 221k miles on it and it JUST started having major wear and tear but had them fixed all for around $1000 and now it’s back to great again! Gonna be driving it for as long as I can!
Same here I have 2011 with 196000 and just changed out front and rear shocks/struts along with brakes and rotors. Done all work myself and runs like new 😌
One of my favorite year model.. i had the 2004 model year, now i drive my 2013 bought it brand new with about 172k miles on it!👌
I got an 07 accord exltoo just hit 115k miles still runs great besides normal upkeep.. how many miles u got now how's it running? @about issa
I also have the 2007 Accord Ex-l. Amazing car, has 155,000 miles, runs and looks like new
Smart woman💯
Driving 2005. Accord, 300 000km
Still going strong.
Nikola Gregic I drive a 2007 with 221k miles on it and it’s going strong too!
My 08 accord is unstoppable. I call her the zombie
Sweet! Have a 1991 with 312k 😉
Nikola Gregic just hit 296 k on my 06 accord.
Nikola Gregic 13 accord sport from new at 155k. Not one breakdown
Just sold my 2013 Honda Accord with 150000 miles Never a problem In the car still drives good and the second owner is enjoying it
Ali Baig then why sell it? I have 13 sport at 151k. I’m never selling it
So what do u have now
How much did you sell it for ?
kuty patooty because he can choose to sell it if he wants to
Ali Baig what car do you have now?
I had an 04 with the defective 5 speed automatic transmission. Honda didn't own up to the problem when it died. I also had the issue with the head unit dying. That was luckily covered under my extended warranty, thank God, but would otherwise cost like $1000. My friends with these cars had the same issues. When my friend's 04 tranny died, it locked up on him and he damn near crashed the car. The shock to the other components literally caused his head unit to fry at the same time, along with some other electrical components. I also had the brake rotor warping problems, which seemed to plague Accords for like a decade. I finally got Duralast Gold rotors and that fixed the problem.
I have a Honda Civic with 384,000 miles. After 300,000 it started to give some engine problems, but that’s expected. I thank Jesus for the years of savings.
The motor is going bad with only 384,000 miles, you should have never bought that car.
Is there a civic that’s a bit bigger?
I did notice that the 2003 and 2008 model years were also the first year that those generation Accords were redesigned. That's proof that first year cars are often best avoided because usually like any other new technical item, there will be some bugs that haven't been worked out yet and it will usually take some time to get those bugs resolved. I have a 2007 Accord with hardly no problems except wear and tear items and the airbag inflators being replaced due to the Takata Airbag recalls and 2007 was the last year of that generation and the last year of a generation is usually the most reliable model.
I’ve had a 2008 EX for over 5 years. Literally no issues. Only things done have been the standard oil changes and services. It’s at 160k with the same timing belt. I have driven a bunch of Honda vehicles and never had a problem with any of them
It was the V6 models that could have transmission problems not the 4 cyls. Problem long solved since 2004. A lot of people
never had problems.
I have a 2018 Honda EX that I purchased just about 2 years ago. Not one issue and I am very satisfied across the board. The latest generation Accord is one of the best IMO!
how is it holding up? how many miles
@@vincestone5465 Unfortunately, I decided to trade in my 18 Accord for a 21 Civic sport hatchback. I had no issues in the 2 years that I had my Accord. I prefer the performance and handling of the Civic.
@@kenharris7194 I have a 2018 1.5T accord sport with nearly 56000 miles with no major issues except a random clicking noise coming from somewhere around the dashboard. Have you had this issue? I’m wondering if it’s a bad blend door actuator but I’m not sure.
2008 Accord here. 175k, only issues I've had is the rear brakes wear out in about 20k miles, they are easy to change out.
Wow!!!
I have a 94 accord lol
I also drive an 08…same experience. Besides that it’s been great to me for years
I hate this car….I have a 2018 Accord and recently change the brakes at the dealership. Car was running great prior to service. Once they gave me the car back I have been hearing a grinding noise from the car. Took it back they said it was because they did not grind them properly. They fixed it and still hearing the same noise but this time it felt like my tires were flat took it back again and they took it in and said it was fixed but never told me what was wrong. A week later the car is still doing the same noise. It feels like I’m driving with a flat tire or a nail in the tires which they changed. I have an appointment with them for a third time in three weeks. I don’t know what else to do. They won’t drive it to hear the noise.
The guy upfront that took the car heard the noise but unfortunately he can’t tell them because he might violate company policies
2019 Accord Sport with manual transmission here, absolutely love everything about it. No complains here.
It's too big and has an ugly grille and tail.
Same lol I have a 2.0t sport with the to speed great car
Jarrech what model year do you think is the best accord that honda was ever built I have a 2010 v6 been great to me an I'm bout to look or possibly trade it in for a newer model
@@heyyeshyou The 2.0 sport is AMAZING. I'd recommend going to the dealer and test driving it. If you're in a budget, the 1.5 sport it's also a great buy.
Jarrech same here, in black. Love it!
I bought a 2017 Coupe Touring V6. Didn't want a turbo charged car so opted for the 3.5 V6. Best engine in my opinion.
The V6 is definitely more reliable than any of the current Turbo 4cyl choices. Even more so with the 6 speed manual
That generation V6 Accord Coupe is an underrated performance car. While it's not blazingly fast, the V6 engine on a smaller and lighter platform makes it fairly quick and nimble.
@@ivanlowjones Yes you are right. 0-60 in around 5.6 to 5.8 seconds. Like you say it's not lightening quick but it does move. I traded it in for my 2013 Taurus SHO. Getting used to being back in a FWD but apart from that I love it.
Blue Moon yup, that’s what I have in my Accord, great engine.
@@ButchGuy78 Love the sound!
I am on my 3rd Accord and drove mine of the dealer in 2011 and 11 years later I had zero problems except for a battery that died. Stay on top of maintenance and you will not be disappointed
I owned a 2001 and had my transmission fail. Recently purchased a 2020 and hope to own it for a few years without issues.
I also had a 2001 trans was replaced and 2 year after I traded it because it was starting to slip again. I now have a 19 2.0t accord.
I have 03 Accord EX V6 Coupe (that i bought new) that now has 105k miles and that I’ve taken really good care of. I've had new tires, brake pads, rotors turned, headlight bulbs which is normal maintanence/wear and tear. But 3 months ago I had the radio unit lights go out which is very common as this video says. A new circuit board would fix it but Honda doesn’t make this part anymore. An OEM radio unit is $1200. I tried a couple salvage units but they didn’t work. So I replaced with new aftermarket touchscreen radio with ac/heat controls. Part and labor cost around $350. This whole ordeal was a pain, but more cost effective and an upgrade to newer vehicles that don’t have CD players anymore. I love my Honda and will buy a Honda again when mine wears out which I’m hoping I have another 10 years. Fingers crossed!
Which model year would you suggest for me(a novice driver) if I wanted to buy a V6 Accord ? Thanks.
2013 Accord Sport with manual trans. 154k miles. Some brake issues but nothing major. Rear set seaized up. Front rotors warped once. Routine maintenance otherwise. Looks and runs like new. Amazing car.
Both the 03 and 08 Accords were first year models for their respective generations. 🤷🏻♂️
Good point
Exactly! Moral of the story is to wait until the second year. -lucky-so-far 2018 Accord owner who doesn’t follow his own advice
Great Point! The first car I purchased after college was the '03 Accord (brand new in 2003). I can recall multiple minor issues within the first 100,000 (all of them were taken care of by warranty at that point). knock-on wood, I have not had transmission issues nor major engine issues and it has 199,000miles at this point. I did promise myself that I would never purchase another car in its' first complete re-design year, though. I still trust the Honda Accord and have purchased another one (this time previously owned) and would purchase them over and over again.
F23A4 Accord I always agreed on this but got such a deal on a brand new left over 2013 accord sport in aug 13 and still have today at 151k and not one breakdown yet. Just a check engine light for a new o2 censor at 125k which I replaced.
Exactly their are old cars is he dumb of course back then Honda is not gonna do their best , but idc my dream car is a 2019 2.0 sport Honda Accord silver and he not gone stop me from getting it
For an automatic it’s real smooth made me switch from CVT to the 10 speed
I’m satisfied with my 2020 EXL. A well kept Honda will go further than a lot of American and Euro cars. Living in NY, the only lights I’ve had on Hondas dashes was the tire pressure light. Look at all the used ones for sale, 300k-500k miles and still selling.
Leading with a photo of the latest generation Accord and then focussing your narration on older Accords is misleading. I was interested in comments regarding the latest generation. You should replace the photo with an older generation Accord. Your comments go back to a 2001 Accord which is twenty years ago. I doubt there are many viewers looking for information on a 2001 Accord. Just my opinion.
Same here I was looking for the 10th Gen accord, I just got myself a 2022 accord and wanted to see what to look out for
Just got a brand new 2020 Honda Accord Sport with 138 miles on it after I got into a terrible accident with my Honda Civc EX Sedan. Wasn’t my fault for the collision but thankful to god that no one was hurt or killed
How come Toyota sells 10 times more cars but have near zero complaints!??
I'm going to shead some more light on the transmission problems, from 98-06 the accord v6 models have have a high failure rate because the trans is under rated.
Still have a 2007 Honda Accord going strong
Just changed the starter and keep going
Love my 14 ex sedan. Don't drive it much but it always does what i need it to do with great efficiency
I have no issues with my 2019 Accord 2.0T Touring and it's been modified. I've got over 400 lb-ft of torque and the 10 speed transmission handles the power like a dream. 👍
Blew two transmissions on my 2004 Accord EX V6. First was at 31k miles and second was the last before scrapping at 245k miles in 2013. Now I’m at 178k on a Sport Model
Still driving our 2002 Accord, over 340,000 km. We have never had a single problem other than normal wear and tear. We love this car.
I have a 2003 with over 200k miles. No major issues but I did have the stereo backlight go out like it was mentioned here but it was still under warranty. Driving it in the winter until it dies.
Mine had the same problem too, but i found a video on youtube how to fix it, which i did . It's easy to fix , but you have to pull out the radio to do it
My aunt just bought an 2020 Accord Sport yesterday and she loves it so much with all the safety features compared to her old 2016 Pilot. I’m looking into buying an 2018-2020 one as well.
2.0 or 1.5 engine.
I just bought a pre-owned 2020 Honda Accord Sport 1.5T for better mpg purposes.
My Accord of 2007 and still have 195,845 miles. Could still have go further?
The brakes on the 08 were terrible. My coworker had an 08 and the brake wear is exactly what Dave showed in the video. He had to replace his brakes at 20k.
What a joke. The transmission problems were for the earlier V6 accords (most accords are 4 cylinders), the 2003 accord can still be seen on the streets In droves and the one we had put up with a lot of abuse and lack of maintenance prior to me crashing and totaling it. We also had an 07 accord that was practically the same as the 03 (also abused etc.). Other than the V6 transmission issues, I don’t think a lot of the issues mentioned here are anything to worry about, but rather just routine maintenance issues.
I have a 2019 Honda Accord Sport 2.0 10 speed transmission. Everything’s been running great and I love it... the torque!!!!
I have the same year and model, that awesome blue color and torque is amazing like you said
guys how is your car keeping up now?? any electrical issues or Collison mitigation failure issues? really interested to buy this 2.0t but read some worrying reviews like abruptly braking in the middle of the road etc
@@wasayable bro I’ve had my car for about 2 years now, I travel soooooo many miles because of work. I have about 35K miles on it and EVERYTHING is still in perfect shape the car is amazing and reliable for me no complaints whatsoever
Just leased a 2020 accord sport and so far I’m enjoying it
I have a 2001 Accord. I haven't had a tranny problem. My question is, is it for the auto or the 5 speed? Because I have the 5 speed and it has 310,000 miles and no engine or tranny problem at all. I changed the radiator due to a crack and the water pump seal breaking. That was at 280,000 miles. The only complaint I have for mine is that the paint for the 6th gen Accord (1998-2002) was absolutely trash. A major problem that not a lot of people might not know about has to be the rust on the subframe due to the ac drip that sits on top of the subframe. My Accord has taken me everywhere with no problem. I drove all around California and drove it to Texas.
I have had great experience with Accords. I bought a 1998 Accord in 2001 and it lasted me until 2014 without major issues. Biggest repair was a clutch master cylinder at 110,000 miles and I did it myself, no big deal. After that a few rear sway bar links. I then bought a 2014 Sport 6MT and it has been flawless for over 100K until a brake caliper seized.
Honda is known to have calipers seizing on all their cars. From mid 90s to present. The build quality is garbage compared to Toyota, but only Honda you can combine reliability and manual transmission.
My '98 Accord hit 297,000 miles. Best car I ever owned. I'd trust an older one over the newer ones with the CVTs any day.
I owned a 2007 Accord six speed and a 2014 Honda Accord Touring. Both had major issues. The 07 I bought brand new and there were problems with the headlights. The warranty constantly fixed them, but made four trips in the span of 1.5yrs to the dealership for repairs. Sold that car in 2017. Bought the 2014 a week later. It only had 26k miles on it. Drove it cross country twice. No problems. It wasn't until right before I was ready to trade it in that it started having issues. The entire gauge cluster would fail in mid drive. It was weird. All the cruise control options would stop working too. But the car would still drive like normal, even the radio worked. Power steering was sketchy when the gauge cluster acted a fool. This was all around the 127k mile marker. Also, she had problems with her starter around the 77k mile marker.
I just bought a 2020 EX-L. So far, it's been alright. Except for the auto braking feature. I'll be on the freeway and the car will suddenly activate this feature for no apparent reason. It's happened only a handful of times, but that is concerning.
Yes I have same problem with the brake sign coming on. I turned that feature off so I wouldn’t cause an accident. It still does it though. Glad it’s a lease.
I just bought a 2017 sport Special edition at the beginning of the month. I'm already in love with it.
Great voice bro 😎 n good information on bad year Honda Accord’s
You have a radio 📻 voice …,aces
07 Accord Euro. Absolutely brilliant. 45000 kms in 3 years and no issues other than having to replace one coil. Even runs with no fuel range left 😆 225000 kms and going strong.
i have a 2019 accord lx. love everything about it . it drives nice, it comfortable even though it doesn’t have leather seats, the cloth still feels very nice and is still easy to keep clean. i had a 2005 accord before that. never had any problems except for a flat tire around 2015.
I have a 2019 MT Accord Sport 2.0. Just barely made 13k miles. Guess I still need to break it in more to see if there will be any issues. Got the extended warranty tho😂 I absolutely love my car. The power is everything. I am very sad to know they will no longer be making Accords with a stick.
Any head gasket issues with the 1.5t?
Have a 2003 Honda accord and my transmission problem started at 3,000 miles and still is dependable as it just slips in 3rd gear and keeps on ticking 👍
I am driving this car in Hybrid version, comparing with the last model, the G9, I could say that the G10 is very good car. I am really happy with it.
I have my 2018 2.0 EX-L. No problems, almost 100k miles! Only oil changed and brake pads!
I have an 09 v6 sedan, I wanted the coupe but it’s the horsepower of the car that I can’t get over. A 7 horsepower gain over a generation is a little mind boggling
Assuming these are all “automatic “ transmissions with problems ? Unless I missed it, you didn’t say it. Typically, Honda has excellent manual transmissions, so I’m assuming you meant Automatic
I have to agree their auto is not their best but their manual is beauty.
Yes the automatic transmissions were the issues, not the manuals
@@1985toyotacamry Apart from the mentioned years, Honda automatics were fine. Don't touch the CVT
@@Blue-moon12 I find that out immediately because I heard of a CVT but never feel it til this year when renting one to go to Orlando. And oh boy it felt unnatural
@@1985toyotacamry yes I am not a fan at all. Feels weird almost like it's hunting for gears.
Honda Pilot 2007 213k miles and she’s still going. Keeping her and put a deposit on 2020 Honda Civic Sport 1.5 L. Can’t wait!
The transmission issues thing is real in all Honda, but it’ll happen in about 10 years. Expect slippage in about 10 yrs regardless of mileage. Great car overall tho, no other major issues I noticed. Fit and finish is ok, inside noise might occur due to poor dampening.
That 2008 brake problem is because of the VSA system please read up on that!
I have a 2006 v6 6 speed coupe with 281000 kms and it looks and runs perfect, I cannot imagine owning any other car!
Gen 7.5 was/is awesome. The 3.0L V6 was ahead of its time, six cylinders yet still good MPG. Let's not forget about that timeless body styling; slick but not over-the-top.
My 06 is a 5spd 4cyl has 162k I love it to death saves me so much $$$$$ compared to my previous car a 04 Nissan Maxima
I believe the 0 to 60 time for the 2006 V6 sedan with automatic transmission is 5.8 seconds . My only complaint is that the V6 engine uses a timing belt .
I bought a 2005 v6 honda accord 6 speed manual it should last me for awhile at 258 thousand kilometers on it and a fresh safety today.
I had a 2003 Accord and I can attest to the transmission slippage. Fortunately for me, my Accord was still within the allotted miles (105,000) to qualify for repairs due to the class action lawsuit against Honda for said issue.
2009 honda accord sedan at 104k and still runs strong. Only issue I had was check gas cap . Easy fix since I have the obd2 scanner . Purge valve fixed it 40 bucks and I installed it myself. No engine issues or transmission. Praying to God I don't run into alot more issues tho
Cold start noise well soon be a problem.
2018 Honda Accord sport 2.0t. Rough shifting at lower gears. Doesn’t shift smoothly. Should’ve done my research before buying.
2020 Camry vs Accord which in your opinion has the quieter/smoother/comfortable ride? In terms of suspension, cabin noise, and seat comfortability.
Accord
My cousin owns the 2016 Accord touring and he said the Camry v6 is much more comfortable/smoother, whereas the Accord had a more sportier feel. Both are nice!
I take it back, after testing all of those cars, the v6 touring Accord 16-17 is the smoothest I've ever driven.
I’ve owned a 2014 sport, 2016 sport, 2018 sport and now a 2020 sport 2.0t. Which one do I like best? THE 2020 2.0t !!!
Some 9th gen acorns had starter problems 🤦🏽♂️ my car was one of them
My 2013 is having a weird vibration when the A/C kicks in. The same when im stop in Drive, changed an engine support 4 months ago and got better but never dissapered. Im having another mount replaced next monday we’ll see
@@gerardoxs84 i have the exact same issue with my 2013 V6 accord and i just got it in January. I had the front and back mounts replaced and still having issues with the vibration. I'll be down a lot of money, but I'm thinking ab purchasing a 2018 EX-L 2.0T in black next week! I'd rather spend more money on a new car with no issues than try and spend more money on fixing and older one.
I drive a 2003 Honda Accord 217,000 miles NO TRANSMISSION problems on orginal TRANSMISSION.......my cd player quit working as the tech at Honda messed up my interior lights....went for regular maintenance at Honda South in McDonough and then none of my lights or CD worked!!! I didn't realize about interior lights until a few weeks after visit. The air condtioner went out about 160,000 miles while my husbbie's 1998 Nissian truck's air still working with no repair!
Moral of the story, get a manual Accord or really any Honda. My 1994 Accord was bullit proof until another car hit it but was still runring strong at 25 years old.
Funny I had a 2003 2.4 automatic 2 door exl for 9 yrs. Put 285,000 km's on it. Mechanically it was solid, body had no rust. I sold it and that person ran I for another 3yrs. Brakes every 3 years. So did I get lucky? It's better than my 2013 EXL for power
Any automatic transmission problems for 2018-2020 years?
I think they have CVT now..
very good looking front!!! i wish they used such for acura!!!!
never understood why everyone hated, at least media, prev version acura's beak nose.
Good looking is in the eye of the beholder, but the front is hideous IMO. That giant gaping empty section under the Honda badge looks like something fell off, or that they simply didn't finish it.
Good looking is in the eye of the beholde
I drive a 2014 Honda Accord LX, brought it back in 2017, it’s at 188,000 miles and still running smoothly! I do change my brakes almost twice a year tho smh 🤦🏾♂️ maybe it’s the way I drive lol but I love it
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Damn, must be hitting the brakes hard ? Drive safe
Get the third pedal option - auto transmission problem solved.
I had a 1990 Honda Accord EX 5speed manual transmission with 350,000 miles, did not use any oil between oil changes, had the original clutch. One thing I hated was that it had a timing belt that had to be serviced every 90,000 miles and a very pricey repair. It was totaled after a lunatic made a left turn in front of me at a traffic light.
2016 Honda Accord Sport 2.4 Vtec four door here, 43000 miles now , only complaint is headlights LEDs light when out at 32,000 miles and car battery when out around 35,000 miles. Besides that this car has been awesome.
Same problems with mine. Both LED lights went out. Honda extended the warranty. My battery went bad at 3.5 years old. I don't comsider that a problem.
I own a 2009 Honda Accord 208k miles on it no problems just always kept up with it. The issue why people how so many problems because they don’t take care or keep up with maintenance.
My 2018 Accord 1.5T just had a fuel injector fail at 58k error code P0172 (posted on my channel). Modern Honda look amazing but once the 3yr/36k warranty expires you're on your own and you have no idea how expensive modern Honda engines are to fix. Oil changed at 80%, Shell regular used 80% of the time, always did warm up the car in the winter. Dealer so out of touch they recommended brake fluid replacement at 30k. I've never seen this part fail in ANY of my past cars. When asked why the injector failed so early Dealer said they see them all the time and cost of replacement is $1600-$2500 (must replace all 4) and the new injectors warranty is only for 12k/12mos! I was in love and bought the 1st Accord on the lot with series ending in -0001 but when I made a case with Honda to see if it could be part of a bad batch all I got was the VM of the case manager for weeks on end. I fell for all the influencers stating the Accord was the best in it's class.
Wow didn’t know that I thought they were just moving backwards in there design s
'14 with 184,000 miles. Bought new, only issue was a sun visor. Issues with 2003's or there about, that's almost 20 years old.
Why do I find this SO not true?!?! I own a Honda Accord, and it’s a 2018. No problems whatsoever
2011 EX-L coupe 2.4L with 210k miles on it. runs great, looks even better
Just bought a 2020 EX-L 1.5. No regrets!!!
Still have it?
@@xfire2478 yes. It's a new car.
I have a 2003 Accord V6 coupe with auto transmission that I bought about 4 1/2 years ago. It had 65K on it, now has 134K. Engine, transmission, stereo all fine. The clear coat has pretty much completely peeled off the hood, but I don't care how it looks as long as it starts and goes. The air conditioner started making noise last summer which I believe is the compressor trying to go out, but it does still work so I'll keep using it till it does go out. Oh and I put a new battery in it Sept 2019. Much to my surprise, when I took the old battery out, I looked at the date on it, Oct 2003, 16 year old original battery! Gonna drive it until it falls apart.
Where do you live? What's the name of the battery?
Battery last for 16 years? WoW
I was shocked. Never seen a battery last that long.
2020 accord touring here thinks you need to work on titles and information delivery.
My 2013 accord V6 is perfection . I have 150,000 miles with no issues at all . . It’s perfect for Alaskan weather . I wonder if I can get 300,000 miles. What do you think 🤔
Did you have any starter issues? I have a 2014 Accord exl v6 coupe...my starter needs replaced...they are pricey. Common problem with this gen
@@area859 I did 😓
I have a 2018 Honda Accord and I've had nothing but issues. None are mechanical but more like trims popping out, Wind noise and a oil leak from the valve cover.
Got a 2018 Sport and my A/C broke down on me last week...did research online and several 2018 and up Accord owners has the same issue. Most likely a faulty condenser sadly everyone’s finding this out after the warranty goes out the window 😡
@@chrisanselmo702 My A/C was actually going out on the passenger side a week after I bought it and I took it back and they fixed the leak.
The Dealer charged me $854 out the door parts and labor...it turned out the condenser was done after 70,000 miles.This will be my last Accord in a while so disappointed with Honda’s , I had a 2015 Accord and no issues like this whatsoever 😡
I have an 03 sedan. Those people having problems just don’t take care of their vehicles. My car is still in great condition
Randy Jackson is correct. I do all my maintenance before schedule and I’ve had a 98 v6 accord where the trans send out at 60k replaced by Honda and I had a 2003 accord where the trans went at 120k good willed by Honda as well although I had to pay the labor for that one. I have owned several 4cyl accords that went past 300k before I sold them. The trans issues were isolated to pretty much any vehicle produced by HMC with a V6 from around 1998 to around 2007. They went through several revisions but pretty much all the honda/Acura 4 and 5 speed autos mated to any Honda /Acura v6 engine is a ticking time bomb regardless of maintenance.
9th gen had cvt issues. Cost to replace is 8 grand. Mine died at 87k miles
My buddy has one and it’s nice and drives like a charm
2001 Honda Accord with 283k miles and still going
My dad’s 2019 Accord is fast and still runs good
2003-2005 Have the possess Honda radio.. A radio that comes on when the car is not on with no key in the Ignition….. This drains the battery….
I have an 08 accord and no issues with the brakes at all. That car is a zombie. I almost want it to fail so I can justify buying a new vehicle. 230k miles going strong unfortunately.
03 and 08 are both first model years! they will always have the most problems
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Yeah but the faulty 5 speed automatic transmissions were used in that entire generation, and they didn't truly fix the issue after the recall. I know, I had to pay out of pocket.
MattPSU02 My 2007 V6 hasn’t failed yet. Transmission has slowed down a bit but honestly it’s been a great car so I’m not gonna hold it against it. Not a ton of miles on it but 3 accidents, sitting for 2 years unused and pretty much all stop and go city driving in Boston it’s whole life and only things been done to it thus far are two motor mounts and a starter. She needs a few things but I’m just gonna drive her till she dies and buy a new Accord or Civic. I love mine, been one of the best cars my family has owned.
I owned Accord ‘08 which I didn’t love car as much as it, even my first car, Toyota Cressida 87.
Huh? 😐
Now I feel happy i got a 2015 Honda Accord, since it looks to have the least complaints. Though i am aware of the starter having problems but so far so good.
I had starter problems in my 2015 Honda Accord. 6 cylinderTurns out there was a recall relating to the starter. Some shims they have to add to make the starter fit better. No more problems with the starter or anything else after that. Have about 97000 miles on it.
I love the car!
@@johnhathaway4980 would you say the V6 is more reliable than the V4? I'm looking to buy a 2015. Which one would last longer??
I miss my 2015 Honda Accord. It’s way better than this 2019 Accord I have. I think I’m done with Honda. One more year on my lease and I get to turn it in. Glad I didn’t buy it.
@@ladymarmalade9941 how is the 2015 better? Im looking to buy a 2016 accord and just curious why the 2019 model is worse
The Joker The 2019 makes a lot of noise. For example, I’ve had a noise (can’t pinpoint where it’s coming from) but sounds like the dashboard. Honda mechanic can’t seem to find the noise. I can hear the gas moving around in the tank when I put on brakes especially after I fill up. Now recently I’m hearing a squeaking. The car sounds like it’s 10 years old. I’m just hitting 12,000 miles. The brake sign comes on and there’s not even anything to brake for. I can be on the street by myself and it will come on. I had to turn that feature off because if you don’t the car will brake for you. The car sits down too low like a low profile car. The material on the seating is very hard to keep clean. I can’t clean them myself. They have to be professionally cleaned. Don’t get the cream color seats. I don’t know what kind of material it is. My 2015 Honda Accord didn’t have this kind of material and was easy to clean. The glove box doesn’t lock. There is no CD player. I don’t like connecting my phone to the car just to hear music. There is so much space between the seats and the console that there is always something falling thru there. I’m quite sure I’m missing a couple of issues. I’m so thankful it’s a lease and will be glad when I can turn it in. I miss my 2015. I had no complaints with the 2015. Look in the Consumers Buying Guide and also goggle reviews and recalls from different sites for 2016 Honda before you buy. Good luck with yours.
Does that mean that I should not get any Accord, at least for the present generation? I mean they are all turbos engines, regardless if you get a 2.0L or a 1.5 L engine.
Look up 1.5T gasoline dilution from Honda on google search. Let me know if you take the 1.5T afterwards.
2004 Accord v6 I had to get rid of it the transmission was going out other then that it’s a great car
‘12 accord coupe. Runs fine, not the fastest out there but gets the job done.
my 2009 accord has 196000 miles and never had a serious problem.
2017 sport special edition only complaint is the transmission CVT.. EWWW
I am a Honda fan, I love Honda but unfortunately something wrong with the company happened after the air bag’s problem, I wonder how come Honda is using one engine 1.5 Turbo in CRV , Civic, Accord and even in Acura Integra and the lousy CVT in all these models and reliability goes down to 24th and what they don’t care, I really 😮.
Bought a used Honda Accord EX 2010 4 cylinder 88,000 miles. Nothing yet but an oil change. I am a very happy camper!
2008 Accord V6 3.5 here, 130k and zero problems.
My 2009 2 door coupe accord 3 timing chains later one Destroyed the motor only 156000 miles