Used 2013 Honda Accord Touring V-6 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A) Consumer Reviews
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Fell for the reliability claim
MK, Englewood, CO, 01/20/2019
Honda Accord Touring V-6 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
9 of 9 people found this review helpful
Overall, it is an okay car, but not worth the money I paid for it (new). I would not spend the money to buy again. Seats can get uncomfortable on longer rides and road noise is rather loud (even with new tires). Lots of electrical issues seem to plague the 2013 accord. Ingnition system failures began just after the the warranty expired. I was talked into replacing the starter and torque converter in an effort to fix it and it still does not function properly.
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Great car if you get a 6speed
Car Enthusiast, Garland, TX, 09/14/2015
Honda Accord Touring V-6 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
8 of 11 people found this review helpful
The 2013 Accord is a great car for the money. Lots of interior room for a family of 4. The ride is great and the steering is very responsive. The suspension is likely more stiff than a malibu, impala, or other similar American cars although it feels very tight and performance oriented. I have yet to experience any problems after 2 months of driving. I purchased mine with 19k miles. I would highly recommend getting the manual transmission as the CVT (in any car not just honda), is quite terrible. Many auto manufacturers have jumped on this CVT bandwagon to achieve exceptional mpg at the sacrifice of reliability, performance, and ride experience. I would not recommend a CVT in any car. They simply do not last, require costly maintenance when problematic, and have a horrible rubber band effect during swift acceleration or deceleration. The 6 speed in the 2013 Accord shifts like butter, and really brings out all 181 horses. Although it's not much, this car revs very high and is great for highway/city driving (I've gotten 36.5 mpg highway and average 27 in town with conservative driving 3k rpm shifts). Take this from someone who has had a zr1, 99 m3, multiple subaru WRXs, IS300 and 350, gs400 etc. The car is great. It's really a great car if you get the 6speed. If you can only find an auto, buy something else that offers a standard 5speed/6speed auto. Avoid any cars with CVT transmissions no matter who the auto manufacturer.
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Tremendous Value...wish it handled like an Acura TL
rengoh, Burton, OH, 01/09/2013
Honda Accord Touring V-6 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
25 of 45 people found this review helpful
Applies to the Touring Model, FULLY loaded: The bottom line is this: The value is nearly impossible to beat. Although the car ain't no Audi, if it had hydraulic steering, it could pass as an Acura TL hands-down and be priced as a $42,000 car--no joke. In fact, technologically, its interior is far superior to the Acura. If you are looking for a near-luxury, sporty family sedan under $35,000 that uses regular gasoline, then this is likely your car. You just have to make sure you can compromise with the very un-Honda-like electric steering. It's worth noting that the Altima is a serious competitor here, but the lack of rear-headroom and the lame sound system ruined it for me.
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afghouri, San Diego, CA, 09/17/2012
Honda Accord Touring V-6 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
85 of 168 people found this review helpful
The midcar sedan segment is hyper competitive but there is a huge difference between styling vs. substance. I looked at several cool looking, swoopy cars with fascinating digital dashboards, but nothing compared to the Honda's driving experience, and I drove them back to back. Interior materials and fit and finish are now a 10 out of 10 (prior model's was really unacceptable). I slightly miss the double wishbone suspension but it's hard to really notice due to the virtually flawless execution of the package as a whole. If you value the driving experience more than just styling and appearance, this is the sedan to own - especially given its reliability. A masterpiece of engineering
Fun drive but audio and phone performance terrible
mml43, Miami, FL, 07/11/2013
Honda Accord Touring V-6 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
2 of 3 people found this review helpful
Too many bells and whistles that don't work. This is my 4th Accord in 20+ years, and by far the worst, most annoying experience. Delivered with an inoperable CD player so the entire audio unit had to be replaced from the factory. Then the audio had to be repaired under a recall because the sound would fade in and out and be drowned in buzzing static. Virtually no bass/subwoofer - my 1999 and 2006 Accord had better sound. Will be going back to dealer for the third time in less than 6 months I've owned it to find out why all speed dial settiings are sporadically erased but the voice tags remain. Also speed dial numbers aren't always accessible even when they're displayed/
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