Used 1991 Honda Accord Pricing
1991 Highlights
Honda introduces a leather-trimmed SE model to the lineup to compete in the upscale market.
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Best car ever!
We bought this car new in '91 and just yesterday bought a new car to replace it. This is by far the best car we've ever owned and has been a reliability champ. Rust through in the rear fenders due to climate and winter driving are the only issues we've had over 17 years owning it. Honda is best car manufacturer in terms of reliability and quality, hands down. We just bought a new Pilot yesterday and I would be shocked if we don't get the same quality and reliability out of it as this Accord. We're donating it to charity since it still runs perfectly and still has years to go. Unfortunately, trade-in value is negligible at this point, so better to give it to a needy soul than a dealer!
she's still kickin'!!
I bought this car with 134k on it for
just under 5 grand when i was in high
school. I figured, it's a honda so
it'll last. I had no idea. after
regular maintenance (timing
belt/waterpump, brakes, oil, etc) this
car has been very dependable. i've
replaced the radiator, tranny, and
torque converter. On the coldest days
it fires right up and takes off, no warm
up time or anything. I strongly
recommend honda to anyone!
Get one with low miles!
Got this car after I wrecked my 93 Mustang for $1800 with about 165k miles on it. It's a good car, not much more could be asked for with the price I paid. The AC went from freezing me out to not working in a few weeks, the variable speed sensor is going out (a common problem with this model), the trunk is leaking, needs new CV joints, a tune up, and I have had head gasket work done, a new battery and alternator, and a new timing belt. It's a great car still, but it's a money pit. Once something goes wrong, everything starts to follow. The gas mileage is the saving grace; I get about 40 highway and around 32-34 in town.