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USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-LExt:Int:Mileage:82,668 milesDealer:Â Â (2)Stock# HBF163056
USED 2013 Honda Accord LXExt:Int:Mileage:64,828 milesDealer:Â Â (2)Stock# AL3221
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-L V-6Ext:Int:Mileage:46,800 milesDealer:Â Â (24)Stock# 35285A
USED 2013 Honda Accord LX-SExt:Int:Mileage:68,441 milesDealer:Â Â (34)Stock# DA016903
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-L V-6Ext:Int:Mileage:99,850 milesDealer:Â Â (4)Stock# UA018151
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-LExt:Int:Mileage:137,013 milesDealer:Â Â (0)Stock# AA1868
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-LExt:Int:Mileage:43,640 milesDealer:Â Â (0)Stock# C196190V
USED 2013 Honda Accord SportExt:Int:Mileage:73,364 milesDealer:Â Â (5)Stock# MAX15831
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-L V-6Ext:Int:Mileage:92,488 milesDealer:Â Â (0)Stock# DA012637
USED 2013 Honda Accord LXExt:Int:Mileage:73,353 milesDealer:Â Â (0)Stock# c150455
USED 2013 Honda Accord LXExt:Int:Mileage:125,732 milesDealer:Â Â (0)
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-LExt:Int:Mileage:131,766 milesDealer:Â Â (21)Stock# DA058254A
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-LExt:Int:Mileage:104,365 milesDealer:Â Â (0)Stock# 215785
USED 2013 Honda Accord EXExt:Int:Mileage:89,577 milesDealer:Â Â (2)Stock# BL0310A
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-L V-6Ext:Int:Mileage:79,039 milesDealer:Â Â (1)Stock# HA5309
USED 2013 Honda Accord EX-LExt:Int:Mileage:109,942 milesDealer:Â Â (0)Stock# 178011G
USED 2013 Honda Accord Touring V-6Ext:Int:Mileage:106,217 milesDealer:Â Â (1)Stock# 20105
USED 2013 Honda Accord SportExt:Int:Mileage:63,318 milesDealer:Â Â (0)Stock# c133796
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brymil2,05/14/2013
LX 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl CVT)
I have a fairly long commute and after narrowing down mid size cars by gas mileage, the 2013 Accord was one of few choices.
After drive tests and seeing what the car offered for the price, I thought is was a great bargain.
It's sharp looking and has a great interior and lots of features for the price.
And, the gas mileage has been phenomenal!
I am averaging around 35 mpg in approximately 65/35% highway/city driving.
There is one issue that is ruining my new car experience.
The CVT transmission is jerky at low speeds.
It is quite noticeable and irritating in my stop and go commuting.
I recommend test driving the car quite a bit before making your choice to see if the trans is jerky.
Update: After living with the car for three years now, I have a lot more experience with it. I am still averaging just over 35 mpg which is awesome. Probably the best part about the car. Handling is sound and the car is still pretty quick, especially for a four cylinder. The car still runs well but the trans remains a bit jerky at low speeds, although it is better than when I first got it. One annoyance is that it has a rough idle when it is cold. Once it warms up it is fine. Another con is that the car is just not that comfortable. The seats are hard and the ride is stiff. I have had to add a cushion to my seat. Also, on IL expressways, where they brush the concrete for traction, a lot of road noise enters the cabin. Not overly bad, but after driving a Fusion, I realized what a quiet car sounds like. The Accord is not that quiet, at least compared to a Fusion. Winter traction is poor as well. Worse than my tiny Corolla. Also, to my knowledge, Honda has not issued any updates to the infotainment system. They could really improve in this area as it is becoming dated. But, it does connect to my phone every time so for calls, it works well. Overall, the car is just OK. Normally I keep my cars a long time. But, I have already shopped for new cars but did not pull the trigger. So , would I buy it again, No. My next car will be based more on comfort and quietness, two areas where the 2013 Accord falls way short of.
UPDATE: The CVT trans continues to concern me. A few times it seemed to slip when backing out of my garage like it is low on trans fluid. It's not. I have found similar posts on the web. As a former mechanic, I realize that intermittent problems are difficult to resolve so I have not wasted my time bringing it to the dealer as it will likely be fine when they test it. UPDATE 12/2019: IT STILL SEEMS TO SLIP ON OCCASION BUT ONLY SEVERAL TIMES PER YEAR.
Fast acceleration is also concerning as the CVT tends to be very jerky under initial hard acceleration. Twice now the car failed to start right away and when it did, the check engine, traction control, power steering assist, and low tire inflation lights were on and the car was in limp mode. The code is vague pointing to throttle assembly. Anyway, each time the lights went off on their own after a day or so and the car ran normal. Again, an intermittent problem. **UPDATE 12/2019: I BELIEVE THIS PROBLEM WAS DUE TO MY K&N AIR FILTER WHICH CONTAINS AN OIL ADDITIVE WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSING A SENSOR FAULT. AFTER REMOVING IT SEVERAL YEARS AGO, I HAVE NOT HAD THE PROBLEM SINCE.
Honda used to be solid quality but they have definitely declined over the years based on my experience with my Accord and previous, very poor, experience with an Odyssey. IMO, they are no longer worth the premium that they used to be (for used cars) because many others have caught up or even surpassed Honda, according to Consumer Reports. If you want reliability, Toyota is the continued champ. BTW, I continue to look at other cars even though I will take a beating on trade in value.
Update December 2017:
With over 100k on the odometer the car is running well. Although I still had decent tread on the original tires I purchased new ones as the OEM tires were loud on the brushed concrete interstates in northern Illinois. The Michelin Premier AS tires are much quieter but my gas mileage has suffered going from an average of over 35 mpg to about 33. Still great for this size car. I prefer the quiet over the mpg's. Everything is still functioning well and there are no rattles or leaks of any sort. Suspension is also still performing well. The trans is still a bit jerky at times and once every couple of months when backing out of the garage and then putting it in drive it feels like I am starting off in third gear (even though there are no gears in the CVT). I don't believe it is slipping but who knows. Aside from that, the car is performing well. Hopefully the next 100k will be like it was for my 2005 Toyota Corolla which went to 200k and had shown little degradation.
Update 12/2019: After test driving other vehicles I have come to appreciate my Accord more. Most other makes were not much better. Makes me like the Honda more.