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4.3

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The car that makes me smile :)

By Accord driver written on 10-06-2015

We were looking for most reliable, comfortable, low maintenance cost car that would drive tall guy from A to B. It should be powerful and with good MPG? We have tested Optima, Sonata, Mazda 6, Outback, Escape & Avalon. I fell in love with Accord 2016...Instantly, so I am biased now :). From the moment I sit in a car it was easy to see myself driving it. About Accord: 1) I do like 2016 design for its aggressive front stylish rear and sporty sides. Beautifully designed front grill and wheels. 2) I do like Android connectivity. Based on reviews I was looking for EX-L with no navigation and sensing. I love my google map on Galaxy and Honda gives you an amazing technology to ?mirror? your screen for several apps like Pandora, Google map, Amazon music, Phone/text etc simply connect it by USB cord (1.5 amp). I love google map (free updates) so there is no need to pay extra for Honda navigation & its expensive updates. Also Bluetooth works just fine when my galaxy connected via cord? not sure about IPhone. BTW, it does connect Skype conversation which is amazing. 3) Speech recognition is very friendly! Click on microphone and send message to any number while driving ? it?s pretty accurate. 4) I do love power of V6 and automatic transmission. It?s beyond Optima &Sonata options with much better fuel efficiency. (Honda?s 278 HP and 21/34 mpg VS Korean 2.0 turbo with 20/ 31mpg). When you click economizer button accord makes it even more efficient. With V6 it does turn off 3 cylinders on a freeway and my avg mpg is about 40 or higher. 5) It?s Quiet. It?s a truly quiet vehicle. We test drove Optima & Sonata and the road noise was a killer. We could not hear each other? no exaggerations. May be a little. 6) Also Honda sound system is amazing! EX-L does have 7 speaker system (6+1) and the quality is outstanding much better then Infinity system in Kia. Pandora Jazz#$%^& just phenomenal. 7) We saw very good Mazda 6 reviews online but we didn?t like the car. 8) We think Honda Accord has made a big step forward in design while nice & attractive Optima became more & more boring and Camry? what have you done!? 9) Acceleration is amazing, turning radius is good. 2nd row is super roomy (5?11? person sits very comfy behind driver). 10) Good Michelin tires with pretty 17? discs. 11) Crosstour was an option as well but price was higher and it?s discontinued? First tank of gas gave us 26 mpg avg fuel efficiency. With second one we have a little above 28. We do like exterior white color a lot. It comes with ivory interior which is nice but requires a bit of cleaning.

Grips and Groans....

By Barton Courcier written on 05-20-2016

Great car. The technology seems to leap by decade. Especially with regard to driving dynamics and torsional rigidity. So far my biggest gripes are the following. 1). There is no stinking way to get into the trunk from the back of the car. The only way to open the trunk is to use the key FOB or the internal release lever. Personally I don't always have my key FOB with me and when I walk to the back of the car with a hand full of stuff I want to be able to open the trunk. There used to be a day when all Honda had a release lever and also a keyed latch. Basic stuff that all cars should have. 2) The HVAC system makes this irritating pulsing noise that you can hear at idle. The rest of the car is so quiet is appears quite loud. It's not just the sound but the nature of the pulsing because it feels like a pressure pulse that rises and falls. It's actually unnerving.

2016 Accord Sport with CVT: very fun

By Noah G, IN written on 04-06-2016

I'll start and end this review with the same thought: pricepoint. I did my research and suspected this car to be a great value, with the dealer discounts and great service. I drove it once. The second time I drove it (after driving other, similar mid-sized sedans, Mazda, Toyota, Ford), I drove it home. Why? While it may not be #1 in any category by which I or anyone else values vehicles, it hit the top 2 or 3 in just about every category I was looking for in an affordable, efficient car. It holds value, gets good mileage, and is reliable. The Honda service is excellent (look it up). Great cargo space, comfortable (and biggest of all comparable cars, I felt) interior, great safety features. Great re-sale value in 3 years..... I like that. A lot. The CVT was a mystery to me. I broke the car in, then started testing the transmission. It is an entirely different driving experience from any car I have ever owned. In short: fun! I could drive a CVT car without paddle shifters, but I think I would miss the fun of engine braking and challenging myself to nail a good rpm setting. I can see why Honda offered this package with a Sport label. With the CVT, the forced paddle downshifts are smoother than downshifts on the other transmissions. Paddle-downshifting this car into a sharp turn is a breeze. Highway on-ramps? Drop it into 'S" and manually (yet more smoothly and more quickly than manual or automatic) upshift until you are at highway speed, then bring it back to "D", set the cruise. and let the CVT get you 35 mpg. The electronics are basic, but very functional. I don't care about navigation in my vehicles, as I have a cell phone with GPS. So does everyone else I know. Bluetooth and USB are easy to use and nearly fully controlled on the steering wheel. Climate control is adequate. The trunk is impressive, and the seats split 60/40. These features are worth noting for those on the fence between a sedan and a crossover or full-fledged SUV. This car handles very well, with smooth steering and manipulative suspension. By that, I mean one can still drop that nose into a corner, like the Accords of old. Some out there will know what I mean. For the price, I cannot recommend a vehicle with more value, reliability efficiency, and ... the "F-factor" ... fun. "Value"... so subjective. Consider bang-for-the-buck, resale, maintenance, technology, mileage, performance, safety, service, insurance, cargo space, interior space... Taken altogether, the Accord Sport is a diamond in the rough at this price point. It outshines more expensive vehicles in every category aforementioned, yet it can be had for <$23,000 out the door. The money the buyer saves on maintenance and fuel , coupled with the performance, should push any "used luxury" buyer (you know who you are, I am you) toward the 2016 Accord. One just has to drive it.

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Save up to $300 on over 936 used Honda Accord's for sale across 458 dealers near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Edmunds has over 5,014,921 cheap new and used car, truck, and SUV listings, available in the following submodel types: Sedan and Coupe. The Honda Accord is available in model years ranging from 2019 to 1990, with prices ranging from 999 to 27,688 and mileage ranging from 0 to 293,015. Honda Accords in your area are available in the following trim types including (but not limited to) the following: LX, EX V-6 and Sport The nearest dealership is Bargain Town Motor Cars, approximately 3.157 miles away with 20 used Honda Accord's in stock. The highest rated dealer in your area with a used Honda Accord for sale is Bargain Town Motor Cars, with an average user rating of 5 and 20 used Honda Accord's in stock.

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Features: Rear Bench Seats , Fold Flat Rear Seats , Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel , Stability Control , Tire Pressure Warning , Auto Climate Control , Aux Audio Inputs , Multi-Zone Climate Control , Power Driver Seat , Alarm , Bluetooth , USB Inputs , Trip Computer , Sunroof/Moonroof , Back-up camera , Leather Seats , Heated seats , Keyless Entry/Start , Lane Departure Warning , Apple Carplay/Android Auto , Remote Start , Blind Spot Monitoring , Navigation , Adaptive Cruise Control , Pre-collision safety system , Upgraded Headlights , Parking sensors , Mobile Internet , Post-collision safety system , Cooled Seats , Heads up display .

Engine/Mechanics: 4 cylinders , 6 cylinders .

Transmission: Automatic , Manual .

Fuel Type: regular unleaded .

Drivetrain: front wheel drive .

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Used Honda Accord by Year

Vehicle	Deals	Starting Price	Total Available
Vehicle	Deals	From	Available
2017 Honda Accord	2 Great Deals 2 Great	$16,777	13 listings
2016 Honda Accord	1 Great Deal 1 Great	$16,528	21 listings
2015 Honda Accord	2 Great Deals 2 Great	$14,044	48 listings
2014 Honda Accord	3 Great Deals 3 Great	$12,995	9 listings
2013 Honda Accord	-	$10,447	7 listings
2012 Honda Accord	-	$10,999	6 listings

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