2004 here with 206k miles and drives like nothing! My solenoid leaked oil without me realizing it and the car ran with no oil for one day. Still ran like a champ and I just kept filling oil until I got the solenoid replaced! Hondas are the best!
Yep. Replaced shifter button. Replaced headliner. New front discs and pads. No other real issues other than maintenance. Currently at 91k on my 2004 LX.
I bought this same car a year ago and I’d say it was great super reliable only left me stranded once bought it and it was rotten underneath but I spent the summer doing pizza delivery and I worked those 4 cylinders hard biggest complaint was the radio and also my shifter button flew out and I had to push down a sharp pin to change from park to drive 10/10 just got a Acura TL and lots more luxury
I've got the 2003 V6. Mine just turned 163,000 miles. It has a bunch of codes but the car runs great, doesn't burn any oil and starts right up every time. At this point I'm not going to be fixing anything on it unless it's something critical. It just passed emissions in July and I'm good until 2024. Basically, from here on out it is just going to get driven no matter what lights come on. I've gotten more than my money's worth out of the car already. Bought it last June with 154,000 miles on it for $3300. IMO that's a steal.
Hey I still have mine bought it around the same time you did still runs good only problem I’ve had is the battery wire ripping other than that love this car
Honda acquired a reputation for almost other-worldly quality in the 70s & 80s which became the stuff of legend-because they were among the first to offer this-but by 2003 nearly all the rest of the world had caught up to them-so by this time-what you're mostly buying is image-like the jeans with the-"Levis"-tag on it as opposed to the Walmart brand which is probably just as good.
The newer camrys are pretty nice i cant lie. But for the older ones i would go Toyota, just based off design and of course, the amazing reliability these brands carry
Less is better, turbo means another thing to fix, sun roof another thing to fix, just keep it oem and you got yourself a long lasting durable car. As long as the head is not warped and leaking oil these cars are SOLID 💪🏽
@@MattKiefer #WOWWOWOWOWOW An '03 bought in 2020 with only 78k on it. That's un believable. I need to find me a deal like that. Where did u purchase it? Was it a private seller?
Great cars. I own a 2004 Acura TL 6 speed manual. Just make sure you service the transmission and do the 105k mile service even if it's early because it's supposed to be done every 7 years or 105k miles and the timing belt tensioners fail more then they should on these engines if you hear it on a cold start I'd replace it
Crazy thing is I have the same problem on my 2003 Honda and I didn’t know what to do about it and I had the same problem with the seatbelt but Honda told me it was a recall so got that done for free
282,000 milwa 2005 Accord EX cloth 4 cylinder auto. Same headliner sagging, but still runs great with cold air. $1,600 at 258k in 2019. Power steering O ring, flush and fill, shroeder valve for AC. My parking brake light is not working.
2004 here with 206k miles and drives like nothing! My solenoid leaked oil without me realizing it and the car ran with no oil for one day. Still ran like a champ and I just kept filling oil until I got the solenoid replaced! Hondas are the best!
Yep. Replaced shifter button. Replaced headliner. New front discs and pads. No other real issues other than maintenance. Currently at 91k on my 2004 LX.
Proud of u man beautiful car and I hate they took it but u still got a diamond car will last forever .
2 year update is due soon!!!!! please try and make it happen for us!!! thanks matt !
You bet!
I bought this same car a year ago and I’d say it was great super reliable only left me stranded once bought it and it was rotten underneath but I spent the summer doing pizza delivery and I worked those 4 cylinders hard biggest complaint was the radio and also my shifter button flew out and I had to push down a sharp pin to change from park to drive 10/10 just got a Acura TL and lots more luxury
I've got the 2003 V6. Mine just turned 163,000 miles. It has a bunch of codes but the car runs great, doesn't burn any oil and starts right up every time. At this point I'm not going to be fixing anything on it unless it's something critical. It just passed emissions in July and I'm good until 2024. Basically, from here on out it is just going to get driven no matter what lights come on. I've gotten more than my money's worth out of the car already. Bought it last June with 154,000 miles on it for $3300. IMO that's a steal.
Hey I still have mine bought it around the same time you did still runs good only problem I’ve had is the battery wire ripping other than that love this car
I have the same Accord 2005 matic 2400 cc, 220 k km, uses it every day 120 km, still runs smoothly and drives like champ
bro good for you liked your video
I've been looking for an 10-20 year old Honda. Helpful video.
That’s amazing! Thank for sharing the update! Now I have to keep an eye out for a good one.
I have a 2005 and like you, i enjoyit every time I drive it
Honda acquired a reputation for almost other-worldly quality in the 70s & 80s which became the stuff of legend-because they were among the first to offer this-but by 2003 nearly all the rest of the world had caught up to them-so by this time-what you're mostly buying is image-like the jeans with the-"Levis"-tag on it as opposed to the Walmart brand which is probably just as good.
Accords are great cars. Way better than a Camry imo.
The newer camrys are pretty nice i cant lie. But for the older ones i would go Toyota, just based off design and of course, the amazing reliability these brands carry
In terms of looks? Sure…reliability? Nah…but it’s close.
cars looking good matt
I have a 2005 Honda Accord it needs some work but it's still a good car.
Less is better, turbo means another thing to fix, sun roof another thing to fix, just keep it oem and you got yourself a long lasting durable car. As long as the head is not warped and leaking oil these cars are SOLID 💪🏽
Dam oem wheels and all clean!
ARRIBA Matt Kiefer! 💯
Man I like this channel
我也有一个，10万公里，两年前买的，非常赞的车，2.4升排量，很喜欢这个cm5
Love Honda Accords....Drive a 2007 one myself!
2 year update soon ?!?!?!?
GLAD YOU LIKE IT Matt. Question - how many miles was on it when you got it and how many miles after 1 year?
78k and now 88k
@@MattKiefer #WOWWOWOWOWOW An '03 bought in 2020 with only 78k on it. That's un believable. I need to find me a deal like that. Where did u purchase it? Was it a private seller?
@@pokerstiff Private seller, found it on facebook marketplace
@@MattKiefer thank you sir for all your help in the midst of your busy-Ness. Happy holidays!
Great cars. I own a 2004 Acura TL 6 speed manual. Just make sure you service the transmission and do the 105k mile service even if it's early because it's supposed to be done every 7 years or 105k miles and the timing belt tensioners fail more then they should on these engines if you hear it on a cold start I'd replace it
Crazy thing is I have the same problem on my 2003 Honda and I didn’t know what to do about it and I had the same problem with the seatbelt but Honda told me it was a recall so got that done for free
282,000 milwa 2005 Accord EX cloth 4 cylinder auto. Same headliner sagging, but still runs great with cold air. $1,600 at 258k in 2019. Power steering O ring, flush and fill, shroeder valve for AC. My parking brake light is not working.
I have 07 accord V6 220k miles.
Dude, I’m also thinking about trading a Civic for an Accord. In my case it is an 02 civic for an 05 accord.
Do it dude! You won’t regret it! I ❤️ my ‘05 Accord!
This is the same as the one I’m purchasing today for 1600
Yeeee
What was the cause of the airbag light being on? I have a 2004 Accord with the same thing.
It was the seatbelt - czcams.com/video/0IE-ssLqzJk/video.html
Images
Add me in the mix I’ll get u more views 😂😂
Sun roof
😂😂😂😂😔
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣