I way overpaid at $3500 but still didn’t care I just wanted the car. Ended up selling it again for $3k at 527k miles 6 months later and maybe had to put $500 into it so for 17k miles I had it I loved it and was a great car
@@Tintoycar that explains why jatco a Japanese company making unreliable transmissions and takata another Japanese company making defective airbags that shoot shards of metal killing people
jesus how much do you drive your car. I know people that drive daily that have had their cars for like 15 years since new and only have 200k miles on it
Bought a 2017 Accord V6L. They spec them highly in Australia and they cost more than all Japanese competitors as well as the Passat. When I bought it, the 5 series and E Class of a similar vintage were about $AU 5,000 more expensive, but the refinement of the Honda impressed me more. Everything was built correctly; when you spend $50-60,000 on a Japanese vehicle, they will give you $50-60,000 worth of car.
These cars are horrible and drive t’aime absolute dogs... driving sensation is numb, no power, horribly unsafe, paint doesn’t last, looks horrible, I just don’t get why people think hondas are so great
Newer civics look so good but they got an oil burning problem I’m hoping Honda will sort it out in a few years lol I got a ‘11 accord se only 105k so far loved it since the day I bought it
Oscar R. It’s a really nice car that you can’t go wrong with. The only thing that needs to be changed on my accord is the catalytic converter every 3-4 years. There is also an airbag recall so check the car if it is affected and Honda will change it for free. Other than that you have a reliable, well rounded car that would last you for years to come
@@loldude2468 BEFORE you decide to change a Catylic Convertor again, try this simple fix... It worked for my 2006 Honda Accord LX. when it threw the CAT code "P0420"... Scotty Kilmer, (You tube's Best Auto channel), recommended it and it cleans it out.. The code often dissapears (unless your Cat Convertor is totally shot)!... Costs you about $12.00 for some Paint Thinner. LINK: th-cam.com/video/5icTmYItwiE/w-d-xo.html Many more TH-camrs have tried this fix successfully (Using Paint Thinner): th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=catalytic+converter%2C+paint+thinner+works%2C+SCOTTY
@@lkytmryan I have an 03' Honda Accord EX-L V6, I got it in August of 2019 so It's just been under two years now. bought it at 109,000, It hit 130,000 just yesterday by coincidence! I have an oil leak somewhere, It looks like the oil pan but I haven't investigated it yet, other than the power steering pump oozing too The car has been great!
Greetings... Congrats on the find. I’ve been researching vehicles for a decade now and I’m obsessive with it. I’ve come to realize the 7.5 Gen Accord is one the best cars EVER built. It’s so incredible I’m about to open a small dealership to sell them. Excellent video , the best showing it’s remarkable reliability. Be safe.
@johnny Macon It usually means you have really good compression or it could be that the motor's internals (specifically the piston rings) were *perfectly* sealed during the motor's break in period. It's a good thing, it means your j series is still young on the internals and has less wear overall. You have a healthy J30. Just keep an eye on the PCV hose/valve for clogged carbon build up and you'll be alright.
Bought an 04 coupe today with 256k with the 2.4. I wasn’t hesitant to buy it but it runs and drives perfectly. Has some battle scars obviously but its interior looks brand new and seems to run like a top. I’m hoping its going to last awhile with no problems , my last car drained my account on a bi monthly basis and I couldn’t handle it anymore. This car and engine combo was recommended to me. It’s a $2k gamble so I hope it makes it to even 350, I would be extremely happy.
I think one thing that impresses me about this car isn't just it's high mileage, but also how well the interior has held up-so many cars these days have such poorly put together interiors.
Such a good point. You can really see the quality of craftsmanship on a vehicle when comparing interiors. This generation accord interiors are top notch. I'm often shocked that our 2003 GMC Sierra work truck was made the same year as my accord. The accord interior looks new, no rattles or proken plastics, the trucks interior is falling apart. Such cheap quality hard plastics in those early 2000s GM trucks. They just disintegrate. I could probably pull the dash out of it with one hand.
@@t.j2881 It's not uncommon when comparing American and Japanese cars, even if the said Japanese car is made in the United States. In 2014 I rode in a Toyota Camry that was over a decade old at that point (made in Kentucky), and it held up much better than any GM or Ford car I had ridden in that was even newer...
And incredibly fuel efficient! I have a K24A2 swapped 04 Civic with the RSX-S 6 speed trans and my best tank was already 45 MPG with a lot more improvements planned. With a taller 6th gear, proper tune with lean burn mode for cruising, better exhaust, aero improvements, lighter wheels, etc, I should be able to get 50+ MPG easily.
@@CtrlAltDft So far, the only update is that I installed a taller TSX 5th gear and 9th gen Si 6th gear to lower the RPM when cruising, which gained me a few MPG. Also swapped in an LSD while I was in the trans. Still waiting for the time and funds to get a custom exhaust, lighter wheels, experiment with tuning the ECU to run lean while cruising, try to improve the aerodynamics a bit, etc.
I inherited my 2006 Accord from my wife who was a home health nurse. When I got it It had 260k, I replaced the 4 struts and drove it back and forth to work about 60 miles a day. I soon replaced the two fans and some other components like the starter and alternator. I always kept great tires on it and changed the oil on the electronic schedule meter. I was very mad but blessed when back in August of 21 a drunk driver hit us in the rear ending the game of "How Far can this car go" at 475k. What a shame.
@@AdedayoHouse still running in good condition, it is at about 239,500 miles at the moment. Right now I just had a power steering leak but it should not be too much to replace some parts and fix it
I bought one of these with 115k, now pushing 160k three years later. Still runs like a charm. Very minor things to change: tires, starter, battery, and just basic tune up. That's all I've done to it in the last 3 years.
I’ve owned probably 5 or 6 Honda’s since 1999. 1990 CRX sold it at 450k miles. 1993 Accord sold it at 490k miles. 2004 Civic got new 326k miles. 2010 Pilot 279k miles Totaled. 2017 Cr-v got new 65k miles. 2019 Accord Touring 2.0t got new 26k miles.
The honda 2.0t doesnt have the same reliability. Bone stock maybe youll get 150k. Turbo will go before then. I have a type r at my shop that blew up at 14k. Another on the way at 37k. The new l15 engine is even worse. Hopefully honda fixes these issues. There older engines are so good
@@drewbenefield2001 The new 2.0L T isn’t nearly as reliable it has direct injection with a turbo and they tend to have to much pressure in the block and forces fuel down passed the oil rings. i’ve heard about a few of these cases on the 2.0L t i’d def keep an eye on it. the 1.5L or 1.4 (Not sure the exact size) is the more reliable of the new engines.
@@tonyblair6800 the only major problem, which actually was a blessing, is the 6 disc cd changer died so that forced me to research and buy a Bluetooth FM adapter for smart phones and IT CHANGED MY DRIVING LIFE. It works great and allows me to listen to music on my phone. It was only 20 bucks and should’ve done it years ago. Makes my car a modern car.
@@nevids2086 Granted I've never even seen a Skoda. But I just find it hard to belive that VW product can be reliable. If they were the Passat would sell more than the Camry and Accord.
Baron Von Jo Skoda isn’t bought by vw yet, I think. Also, vws are pretty much the most reliable and less expensive to maintain euro cars America gets, but you are right that Japanese cars will be in the shop less than a vw or euro car. Again, idk much about skoda other then they seem to be decently reliable for a euro car
Baron Von Jo Makes sense. Maybe they manufacture parts differently and in different places with skoda s, or they may just be on par with vws. Idk, I’m just assuming. Also, skoda could pay people to write good reviews on their products, so that might explain it.
I'm loving my V6 '07 Accord here in South Australia. Just had the 200,000km service, timing belt, broken engine mount and alternator replaced. So well made, quiet, smooth and everything works except for the dreaded sat nat (common problem).
@@Brsrafal I've done it twice. Probably wouldn't hurt to do it again. The 1st time it was shifting oddly, the second time I just did it to do it because it had been a while.
@@scirishrugger I was asking cause I went over 300k on orig fluid on camry and same w my buddy van now I got new car and debating what to do manual says leave it alone
I brought my kid home in this car, a 2006 Honda Accord V6 EX with nav, from the hospital in 2007. Now, he’s driving it. The car is in perfect condition inside and out. 246K miles and no signs of slowing down.
Same here. I remember stuffing our first crib in the back seat of my 2003 EX. Both my boys got their licenses with this car and now the oldest is driving it to college. We just go him a car so I get my Honda back. I'm happy.
My dad still has his '05 Accord LX with 330k miles on it. He retired a few years ago, but won't let go of that car. I drove it for about a month earlier this year while my car was in the shop. It's amazing how solid and tight the car still felt.
Had one with the 5 speed manual, man I loved it. Sold it to my dad at 150k and he drove it until 190k. Unfortunately he was rear ended and it was totaled but that car woulda gone to 500k for sure. In nearly 200k miles all I ever replaced was the clutch master cylinder for like $150.
These are really worth preserving. I picked up a 2006 EX k24 manual a year ago with 136k. It wasn't well treated by 1st owner, so it's been a project. Amazingly responsive to drive compared to any midsize car made today.
Wow. Thats a lot of mileage. I bought a 04 v6 accord and it has 153k on it right now. This gives me confidence that i will be driving my car for a long time.
@@nikhilpavanan6661 I am a very relaxed driver, I don't speed, I mostly drive a country road with no traffic lights or traffic, and I only get 28 mpg! :( I figured I would get at least 30. Would be interested to hear what others get.
I just got one of these with 195k miles up here in upstate NY, very nice, old man had it, title from 99miles all the way to now, always undercoated, couple of rust spots in the fender and quater panel, I love it though, can't wait to start driving it !
I just bought a 07 accord sedan with 175k miles from my boss. It was a company vehicle so it came with a folder about 2 inches thick in maintenance records. New tires and tags, ac lines recharged. It rides solid.
I've had a couple of problems with my 07 accord, including starter dying and a rear brake caliper leaking a lot of fluid, but it's been a great car, sitting at about 180k miles
@@Moe-ks1sy I've only had the car for a few months so not yet, but I know some of that stuff was covered by my brother (who was the previous owner) not that long before I got it But usually not often
About 2 months ago I bought my first Honda a 03 accord coupe. With 183k miles on it. This just makes me smile seeing this lol wish mine had that kinda screen tho. It’s got a basic radio without screen.
I have a 2005 with 320k miles on it. I put a used engine in it a year ago, along with O2 sensors, drive axles and motor mounts. The original motor slipped the timing chain. We'll see how far it goes. It's good to see one go for half a million miles. Thanks.
My 2005 Honda Accord have 220,000 miles on it and I still drive it long distance to North Carolina tharts 11 pls hours away from me and no problem at all still good on gas ⛽️ that’s my baby . Bought it 3years ago it came with 152,000 mile
My 06 Accord coupe manual transmission had 78,000 when I bought it in 2012. Now 183,500 runs great. Had a 1995 Del Sol with 210,000 until 2011 got totaled, I loved that car
I have a 2007 Honda Accord with over 220,000 Miles on it. She has run well for me. My Rearview mirror is doing what yours shows. The Power steering pump was replaced she needs her catalytic converter replaced
I bought the hybrid version of this car 7-or-8-years ago and replaced the hybrid batteries not long after that (got LUCKY / had em done @120.K with th WARRANTY! ) & that turned out to be one of the best car buying decisions I ever made . . They only made the hybrids those years ('05-to-'07 ) with the V6s, which is CRAZY COOL,, becuz this car has more [stock] power than any other Accord out there. When U step-ON-it, you get the full power of th V6, PLUS the full POWER of th hybrid battery-pack, to boot ! Every single person I've ever let drive it, their chin's dragging the ground when they come back - they CAN'T BELIEVE how much power it has and still gets 25-to-30 in the city & 35+PLUS mpg on the highway, with the PURE POWER to pass ANYbody else, at ANY speed on ANY road ! I've got a buddy who does upholstry & I had him re-do the entire interior ( Just so it would be PERFECT ) And th day I picked it up, some douchebag retired-COP ( TEXTING, of COURSE..) rear ended me at a stop light ! Along with my trunk, I was crushed, with th thought that this beautiful car's life was maybe at an end, but when the insurance company wanted to total it, becuz they said it would cost more to repair than it was worth.. Because the hybrid batteries had been recently replaced, & were LIKE NEW ($2./$3,000.-repair..), I refused to accept her 'early demise', & bought it back from the insurance company, fixed the rear end ( bought a perfect used trunk off eBay for $500. bucks ) & I've been driving it DAILY, ever since ! Just fixin to go over 200,000-miles with it, & I don't see any reason why I wouldn't keep this car for the rest of my LIFE.. Runs like brand NEW (on REGULAR, of course..), th A/C's ice cold, starts every time, never been towed, and gets 27-to-37 mpg, everywhere I go ! & as soon as I have time to get her painted, she's gonna LOOK BRAND NEW, INSIDE & OUT . . I'm SURE I'll put half a million, if not A MILLION- miles on her, before it's all over. Only advice I have to anybody that gets one of these cars is, if you have the V6 - of course - do the timing belt (& water pump) every 80-to-100,000 miles, while getting the oil changed ( at Walmart for $25 bucks every 5,000 miles- they'll automatically give you Quaker State synthetic-blend 5W20 for that price, these days, believe it or not ! ), & change the transmission fluid every 50,000 miles. The only serious problem I ever had with this car ( turns out wasn't a problem really..) But apparently, the 1st owner of the car never changed the brake-fluid, and when the pedal got a lil' squishy on me one day, at about a 150.K, I took it to the local 'STEAL-er-ship", and they flushed the brake-fluid. But after that,when the brake pedal was STILL a little squishy, they proceeded to tell me I needed a NEW ABS-pump-thingamajig, & told me it was gonna be about a $2,500. REPAIR !!! Fortunately, I didn't buy their BS, & took it to a local Firestone place and had THEM flush the brake- fluid AGAIN, & I PAID THEM th $25.EXTRA, to flush the ABS module.. & guess what ? It worked perfect after that.. So change your brake-fluid out people, EVERY 100,000. MILES ! Only other advice I can give any of you out there, that want to keep a car goin for a long, LONG time, is go to your local Firestone 'shop', th next time you need an alignment and pay them the EXTRA $75 bucks to get a "lfetime alignment', then all the rest of your alignments are FREE, for LIFE.. HONDA ROCKS
I personally dislike leather Interiors. Cloth seats are far more comfortable breathe well and last much longer. Think twice before putting in a leather interior! Honda fabric seats are excellent quality.... I have an ancient a 1995 odyssey van and the cloth seats are still in excellent shape.
Im getting ready to buy an 06 accord with the V4 engine and top of line interior with 150k miles. I will be replacing a bunch of things on it but as far maintenance what things should I do first or problems to look out for
just make sure the trans has been maintained. even if it never had fluid changed but as long as it doesn't show any issues then you can still change the fluid. remember most honda transmission tend to show issues when you are being easy on them like go 0-60 without going over 2200 rpms it will be slow yes but better to be safe and figure everything out before you buy I have found that when im accelerating harder on a honda trans it tends not to show any issues. I drive these all the time at dealer auctions and have figured most of them out
I drove one of these the other day and was impressed at how tight the steering was. I don't know if they're all like that, but the steering was very tight and felt good as if I can go 100mph comfortably.
Just bought a 98 accord a couple months ago with 171,500 miles on it. So far I’ve only replaced the coolant because I didn’t like the green in it, and the inner drivers side tail light assembly; because water was getting into it. And I put in a new double din touch screen stereo and some brighter LED headlights. She’s purring fine. Starts up damn near immediately. I plan to flush power steering fluid, upcoming oil change, and transmission fluid change; maybe need some new brake pads. Regular maintenance stuff, but she’ll run for several more years.
Wow I see so many people commenting on what a great car this is. My 2005 Honda Accord looks exactly like this one same everything besides the model year and it has 200K on it. They just don’t break and they always start without hesitation
Nope I have an 06 and my friend an 05. And the back of the 06 is more sleek different triangle rear lights and the 05 back from the trunk top opens up like a flat lip. Still basically the Sam's car 75% I like my 06 more
I feel like the inner clean freak in me could never buy a car with hundreds of thousands of miles. Especially with fabric seats. You don’t know what kinda weird shit went down in it lol
That’s so awesome to see these high mileage Honda’s. I had an 95 integra in high school and it ran perfect when I sold it with 198k miles. Currently I have a 2020 Civic Sport Sedan with the manual transmission and 2.0 K20c2 naturally aspirated port injected motor, I feel it was the most reliable way to buy a 10th Gen Civic. No oil dilution, no CVT, etc. Knowing now that it is THE LAST naturally aspirated Civic available with a manual transmission makes me glad I bought it. The 11th gens will offer the 2.0 NA motor but will only pair it with the CVT .
Amazing... Thanks for posting this... You bought a 2006 Honda Accord 510,370 miles on it! - And it still has the Original Engine and transmission.... Incredible - This car speaks a lot for HONDA quality. - Will you use this as a 'Daily driver'? - If you don't mind, i'm very curious to know what you paid for it? Thanks.
Jay C this is not a daily driver for me. I plan to drive it a few times a week for an inspection business I do. I average 150-200 miles a day those few days out of the week. So I should see the miles increase steadily. I paid $3700 for the car. Some say that’s to much for the miles but despite some of the minor flaws it has for that price it was the best example in my area. I went to check it out thinking either it’s going to be total junk or it’s going to be great. Well it really surprised me how good it was so I went ahead and picked it up.
@@MrNate-wm3mp Great... If you look after it and manage to drive it for another 490,000 miles... (Without 'Redlining' it constantly!)...It's possible. Especially with good maintainence and frequent Oil changes) - IF you keep it that long and manage even close to that, HONDA corp. will want to buy it. This 2.4 VTEC engine is supposed to be incredibly robust, reliable and very long lasting. Good luck with it.
@@MrNate-wm3mp Mine currently has 283K. Got it as my first car 4 years ago at 255K, and some people said $3K was too much for it. Been on 1000+ mile road trips several times, still goes like it's new. Gotta love these cars
Hesitantly bought one today with 256k on it but it just ran so good. Reading through the comment I’m feeling for more for confident in it. Buying a used car with that many miles is always scary so I’m hoping this one works out for a couple years! I paid 2k, has new tires and belts and is fully loaded black leather that looks brand new and heated seats, etc. Not the prettiest girl at the dance but really not bad either. The silver hides a lot and every single thing works. The gasket around the sunroof came loose but I think I can get it back in. Anyways, I hope it was a good buy. I can’t afford another money pit like my BMW. Makes pretty driveway decoration but has been a nightmare. Just put in a new tranny at $2900 6 months ago, whole new cooling system, new coil packs, and now the head gasket went on it. With purchase price I’m over 8k into it in less than 2 years. Every time you think it’s the last thing you’ll have to fix something else happens. My wife had one just like it years ago that never gave us problems so I thought it’d be ok. Car number 2 and 10 grand later I wish I would’ve just bought something new lol. Hopefully the Honda treat me better.
@@ourtimedownhere7940 Nice to know you dumped the BMW... They are nice but they are moneypits! (i had one).. About a year ago. I bought a 2006 Accord LX, (the basic 'no frills' model )stick-shift with the 2.4L 4 cylinder Engine... It had 140k. on it and i paid $4,200... I am loving it so far. I also have an ancient 1995 Honda Odyssey van with " swing-out doors" it has 180,000 miles on it. Bought it used 20 years ago and will not part with it unless it explodes on me!... LINK "1995 Honda Odyssey van": www.edmunds.com/honda/odyssey/1995/review/ I dislike the 'monster minivans' in the market today (including the HUGE Newer Honda Odysseys).. Best wishes.
I recently bought a 99 Accord with a V6 with 190,000 miles on it. Hopefully it holds up as well as this has. Only thing i'm worried about is the trans, but according to the seller, it has received good care with on time trans fluid changes. I imagine these newer accords probably have better auto transmissions in them given that this 06 had an original. Honda's are awesome.
Anyone have shifting issues with the v6 automatics? Same gen but mine takes a second before I can hit the gas when i switch from reverse to drive or it does this jump/wiggle but other than that, it’s perfect lmao
I recently started getting this same issue. I was wondering if it needed a transmission mount. Wasnt feeling that issue before. Only started getting thay problem after i changed the engine mounts
Its starting to show wear. If it's not too bad, live with it but keep an eye on your trans fluid level and color. Be paitent with your auto and don't shift from reverse to drive or vice versa while moving.
There's a "Heater" on top of the transmission that failed on our 2003. Leaked coolant into transmission. Rebuilt transmission at 261k. Other V6 models that are newer in the family haven't had an issue.
@@midwestfarm757 03 tell 06 v6 accord Have transmission problems....never fails..... I flip hondas and always see v6 accord with issues from 98 tell 06, v6 engine too strong for the automatic transmissions.and 200k and 290k is still low miles lmfao there probably on there second trans and or probably have a Manual transmission.
My 2003 Honda Accord Coupe has 156k miles and already went through 2 transmissions. It's a hit or kiss with the 2003-2005 automatic models. Even Odysseys of the same years had those issues. If I ever get another one It'll be a 2006 or 2007.
My 2004 Accord EX has 268k miles and still going strong with the 2.4l and the 5sp manual transmission. Everything still works great, I just need to recharge the AC and it's 100%. It does have the dreaded rear main seal leak but a little AT 205 and it don't leak a drop. If I ever end up replacing the clutch I'll replace that at the same time, great cars. For me though I would avoid the automatics cause of all the research says no bueno, but I've heard other people say they haven't had a problem. But I like to row through the gears anyway, so it's always gonna be manual transmissions for me.
I bought an 06 accord vp in June 2021 with 126,000 since then I'm at 132,500 in less than 4 months. The car is so smooth n fast drives just live my 2017 accord sport.
My 20004 Accord Ex -- Leather seats skill good Kept in Garage --- Paint still shines -- 350K miles runs great. Transmission is great except on cold mornings when it is slow to change -- Just installed a modern Radio in it.
I just bought a 2012 Toyota Camry V6 with 270k miles on it. The original owner bought it in central Alabama and I picked it up an hour or so north some 9 years later to drive back and forth to Ohio. This video feels like deja vu for me.
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Mfers would still sell that for $3000.
Lmaooo fr
When the shit worth $100.. if that
I did a video on my 2014 rx 350 and this car held up so much better hahah!
I way overpaid at $3500 but still didn’t care I just wanted the car. Ended up selling it again for $3k at 527k miles 6 months later and maybe had to put $500 into it so for 17k miles I had it I loved it and was a great car
@Anees Abdulhafid i got a 09" with 260 thousand miles, mid last yr. My grandfather was the only person in the family that understood my purchase lol
Nasa should have taken a Japanese car to the moon, more reliable
Japanese as in Toyota,Mazda and Subaru
Nissan,Mitsubishi,Suzuki,Honda and Isuzu are Japanese but there cars are unreliable junk
@@joskjj3625 Because they work together with non-Japanese companies
@@Tintoycar still Japanese engineering
@@joskjj3625 it depends on who make the parts
@@Tintoycar that explains why jatco a Japanese company making unreliable transmissions and takata another Japanese company making defective airbags that shoot shards of metal killing people
This has the potential to be a 1 million mile car.
In 3 yrs, he can get to 1 million km. That's good enough.
1 million...at least.
Most cars do, but most people don't take care of their cars
@@shierfuzzball6956 most people don't drive 80k+ miles per year. Otherwise 1 million miles is easy for any car without manufacturer's defects.
@@Ascend777 Well maybe not a BMW lol
I bought a 1998 accord with 120k miles on it and she’s currently 620k miles deep 17 years later
jesus how much do you drive your car. I know people that drive daily that have had their cars for like 15 years since new and only have 200k miles on it
@@gotworc 80 miles a day on average
Dude. I miss my 6th gen. Had almost 350k before we had to let it go, I want to get another.
That’s nearly 1 million kilometers. Damn man
Congratulations on taking care of your car that’s a lot of timing belts.
Been a Honda person since 1999. I mistakenly bought a Mercedes at one point. Promptly sold it and got another Accord.
Best cars around.
@Pappa Gut why did you get a old Honda instead of a newer at the time of purchase?
Bought a 2017 Accord V6L. They spec them highly in Australia and they cost more than all Japanese competitors as well as the Passat. When I bought it, the 5 series and E Class of a similar vintage were about $AU 5,000 more expensive, but the refinement of the Honda impressed me more. Everything was built correctly; when you spend $50-60,000 on a Japanese vehicle, they will give you $50-60,000 worth of car.
Yeah no shit. If you ain't rich, don try to fake it
@@sheraft4421 so my 2018 accord is shit?
These cars are horrible and drive t’aime absolute dogs... driving sensation is numb, no power, horribly unsafe, paint doesn’t last, looks horrible, I just don’t get why people think hondas are so great
It’s incredible how many miles this car has run. That’s why I always buy Hondas. These cars never disappoint me! You get extremely great value!
El mío 2004 .6 .c.291000.
Newer civics look so good but they got an oil burning problem I’m hoping Honda will sort it out in a few years lol I got a ‘11 accord se only 105k so far loved it since the day I bought it
@@mattmag8776 pretty sure that got figured out(?)
If youre referring to the oil dilution issues that the turbo variant engines were having
My mother's 2019 Civic was losing alignment with 2k miles and the oil life is disappointing. I guess hondas used to be great in the past.
@@dexxis9562 Thankfully my 2019 civic “sport” has had 0 issues so far. Got it at 0miles in sept of 2019, at 15k rn
This car went to the moon and back
Jajajaja
Jajajajajaj good one
Jaja?
@@divulgewithchip1099 Spanish for “haha”
I did a video on my 2014 rx 350 and this car held up so much better hahah
My 06 accord lx has 323,000 miles, no problems at all other than minor maintenance ever since it was new from the dealer
Oscar R. It’s a really nice car that you can’t go wrong with. The only thing that needs to be changed on my accord is the catalytic converter every 3-4 years. There is also an airbag recall so check the car if it is affected and Honda will change it for free. Other than that you have a reliable, well rounded car that would last you for years to come
How often have u changed your timing belt? My 04 has about 154k miles wondering if i should change mine
Renaldo Bryan I don’t remember when I changed the timing belt but I did replace it once just in case.
@@loldude2468 BEFORE you decide to change a Catylic Convertor again, try this simple fix... It worked for my 2006 Honda Accord LX. when it threw the CAT code "P0420"... Scotty Kilmer, (You tube's Best Auto channel), recommended it and it cleans it out.. The code often dissapears (unless your Cat Convertor is totally shot)!... Costs you about $12.00 for some Paint Thinner.
LINK: th-cam.com/video/5icTmYItwiE/w-d-xo.html
Many more TH-camrs have tried this fix successfully (Using Paint Thinner):
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Jay C when inspection time came around I used CRC guarantee to pass from autozone and it got rid of the code for a while
just got a used '07 4 door accord with 116,000 miles... I guess she's just a babe.
How is it doing 9 months later?
@@lkytmryan I have an 03' Honda Accord EX-L V6, I got it in August of 2019 so It's just been under two years now. bought it at 109,000, It hit 130,000 just yesterday by coincidence! I have an oil leak somewhere, It looks like the oil pan but I haven't investigated it yet, other than the power steering pump oozing too The car has been great!
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Two years ago i got '03 4 door accord with 60,000km(30,000miles aprox), and man i had never tried a japanese car and its the best.
@@Haimmmm How the HELL did you get one with such low miles?? I need pictures, an explanation!!!!
As of today I have put almost 1k miles on it in the past two days. It has been solid so far and I’m loving it. Currently sitting at 511,850 miles
@johnny Macon *Inline not v4
Greetings... Congrats on the find. I’ve been researching vehicles for a decade now and I’m obsessive with it. I’ve come to realize the 7.5 Gen Accord is one the best cars EVER built. It’s so incredible I’m about to open a small dealership to sell them. Excellent video , the best showing it’s remarkable reliability. Be safe.
My '04 lx is just broken in with 84k miles.
@johnny Macon It usually means you have really good compression or it could be that the motor's internals (specifically the piston rings) were *perfectly* sealed during the motor's break in period.
It's a good thing, it means your j series is still young on the internals and has less wear overall. You have a healthy J30.
Just keep an eye on the PCV hose/valve for clogged carbon build up and you'll be alright.
Bought an 04 coupe today with 256k with the 2.4. I wasn’t hesitant to buy it but it runs and drives perfectly. Has some battle scars obviously but its interior looks brand new and seems to run like a top. I’m hoping its going to last awhile with no problems , my last car drained my account on a bi monthly basis and I couldn’t handle it anymore. This car and engine combo was recommended to me. It’s a $2k gamble so I hope it makes it to even 350, I would be extremely happy.
I think one thing that impresses me about this car isn't just it's high mileage, but also how well the interior has held up-so many cars these days have such poorly put together interiors.
Such a good point. You can really see the quality of craftsmanship on a vehicle when comparing interiors. This generation accord interiors are top notch. I'm often shocked that our 2003 GMC Sierra work truck was made the same year as my accord. The accord interior looks new, no rattles or proken plastics, the trucks interior is falling apart. Such cheap quality hard plastics in those early 2000s GM trucks. They just disintegrate. I could probably pull the dash out of it with one hand.
@@t.j2881 It's not uncommon when comparing American and Japanese cars, even if the said Japanese car is made in the United States. In 2014 I rode in a Toyota Camry that was over a decade old at that point (made in Kentucky), and it held up much better than any GM or Ford car I had ridden in that was even newer...
I don’t care what people say Toyota’s and Honda’s are the most reliable cars. Who cares about luxury cars if it costs even more to maintain
Because most people don’t need a car to last 500k miles
If people have the money they’re going to buy a luxury car over a Toyota/Honda
@@benchoflemons398 you like your own comments your opinion is invalid
@@bwmoo2449 I have news for you! BOTH Toyota and Honda make Luxury cars. They are called LEXUS and ACURA!
@@bwmoo2449 90% of women would choose a man w luxury car over one w over 300 if not even over 500 thousand miles
K24 is easily one of the best engines ever. Impossibly smooth and durable as hell.
I did a video on my 2014 rx 350 and this car held up so much better hahah!
Yezzzzzzuhhhhhh
And incredibly fuel efficient! I have a K24A2 swapped 04 Civic with the RSX-S 6 speed trans and my best tank was already 45 MPG with a lot more improvements planned. With a taller 6th gear, proper tune with lean burn mode for cruising, better exhaust, aero improvements, lighter wheels, etc, I should be able to get 50+ MPG easily.
@@averyalexander2303 any progress? sounds cool
@@CtrlAltDft So far, the only update is that I installed a taller TSX 5th gear and 9th gen Si 6th gear to lower the RPM when cruising, which gained me a few MPG. Also swapped in an LSD while I was in the trans. Still waiting for the time and funds to get a custom exhaust, lighter wheels, experiment with tuning the ECU to run lean while cruising, try to improve the aerodynamics a bit, etc.
Excellent condition for a 2006 with 510K. I have a 2004 Honda Accord with 375K. Still runs great!
Original engine?
Have mine with 256k miles and going strong
Original engine 2.4
2003 honda Accord 2.4
@@ronaldolopez8549 Yes Original engine and transmission (currently 397K). I bought another car since last year. My Honda would be around 430K by now.
I inherited my 2006 Accord from my wife who was a home health nurse. When I got it It had 260k, I replaced the 4 struts and drove it back and forth to work about 60 miles a day.
I soon replaced the two fans and some other components like the starter and alternator.
I always kept great tires on it and changed the oil on the electronic schedule meter.
I was very mad but blessed when back in August of 21 a drunk driver hit us in the rear ending the game of "How Far can this car go" at 475k. What a shame.
Sorry to hear that
Got my 06 accord lx when it had 48,000 miles back in 2011, now in 2020 it is now 235,000 and still runs like a champ!
Ever touch trans fluid or original
V6?
How many miles you have currently? And is it still running in good condition? Asking b’cuz I just bought same car w/ 240k miles
@@Brsrafal I get the transmission fluid changed about every 50k miles
@@AdedayoHouse still running in good condition, it is at about 239,500 miles at the moment. Right now I just had a power steering leak but it should not be too much to replace some parts and fix it
I bought one of these with 115k, now pushing 160k three years later. Still runs like a charm. Very minor things to change: tires, starter, battery, and just basic tune up. That's all I've done to it in the last 3 years.
For all you non Americans out there, he now has over 823 000 kilometres.
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V6 ?
You mean for the people for who never put someone on the moon 😂😂😂
Whoa 😳
@@niquecanty6035 That is an inline 4 2.4 liter engine.
I’ve owned probably 5 or 6 Honda’s since 1999.
1990 CRX sold it at 450k miles.
1993 Accord sold it at 490k miles.
2004 Civic got new 326k miles.
2010 Pilot 279k miles Totaled.
2017 Cr-v got new 65k miles.
2019 Accord Touring 2.0t got new 26k miles.
The honda 2.0t doesnt have the same reliability. Bone stock maybe youll get 150k. Turbo will go before then. I have a type r at my shop that blew up at 14k. Another on the way at 37k. The new l15 engine is even worse. Hopefully honda fixes these issues. There older engines are so good
@@Alexbuilt I’m in a Facebook Group for the Accords some with 100k-150k miles and no problems. 🤷♂️🤷♂️ Maybe your customer is mistreating the car.
@@drewbenefield2001 The new 2.0L T isn’t nearly as reliable it has direct injection with a turbo and they tend to have to much pressure in the block and forces fuel down passed the oil rings. i’ve heard about a few of these cases on the 2.0L t i’d def keep an eye on it. the 1.5L or 1.4 (Not sure the exact size) is the more reliable of the new engines.
I did a video on my 2014 rx 350 and this car held up so much better hahah!
247,000 miles on my 07 V6 Sedan. Still my daily. Bought it new back in 2006.
How many miles you currently have and is it still running good? I just bought one w/ 240k miles
@@AdedayoHouse Yes. Still running. Don’t commute due to covid but I’m at 251xxx miles.
What was the major problem with it all theses years you owned it
@@tonyblair6800 the only major problem, which actually was a blessing, is the 6 disc cd changer died so that forced me to research and buy a Bluetooth FM adapter for smart phones and IT CHANGED MY DRIVING LIFE. It works great and allows me to listen to music on my phone. It was only 20 bucks and should’ve done it years ago. Makes my car a modern car.
Got 222k on my 07 6-6 sedan! Absolutely love it.
Japan proving once again, they make the best cars
Skoda is the most reliable euro market car...
@@nevids2086 Granted I've never even seen a Skoda. But I just find it hard to belive that VW product can be reliable. If they were the Passat would sell more than the Camry and Accord.
Baron Von Jo
Skoda isn’t bought by vw yet, I think. Also, vws are pretty much the most reliable and less expensive to maintain euro cars America gets, but you are right that Japanese cars will be in the shop less than a vw or euro car. Again, idk much about skoda other then they seem to be decently reliable for a euro car
@@nevids2086 I belive Skoda has been owned by VW for like 2 decades since about the fall of the USSR.
Baron Von Jo Makes sense. Maybe they manufacture parts differently and in different places with skoda s, or they may just be on par with vws. Idk, I’m just assuming. Also, skoda could pay people to write good reviews on their products, so that might explain it.
I'm loving my V6 '07 Accord here in South Australia. Just had the 200,000km service, timing belt, broken engine mount and alternator replaced. So well made, quiet, smooth and everything works except for the dreaded sat nat (common problem).
I have an 05 v6 that’s had nearly the exact same maintenance (and Nav issues). Sitting at 220k
My 05 is nearly at 300,000. Minor maintenance repairs. Still rolling strong, purchased new in March of 05.
Ever chsnge trans fluid or orig
@@Brsrafal I've done it twice. Probably wouldn't hurt to do it again. The 1st time it was shifting oddly, the second time I just did it to do it because it had been a while.
@@scirishrugger I was asking cause I went over 300k on orig fluid on camry and same w my buddy van now I got new car and debating what to do manual says leave it alone
@@Brsrafal if it isn't giving you issues, hard shifting or hesitating to shift, I wouldn't mess with it.
I did a video on my 2014 rx 350 and this car held up so much better hahah!
I brought my kid home in this car, a 2006 Honda Accord V6 EX with nav, from the hospital in 2007. Now, he’s driving it. The car is in perfect condition inside and out. 246K miles and no signs of slowing down.
Same here. I remember stuffing our first crib in the back seat of my 2003 EX. Both my boys got their licenses with this car and now the oldest is driving it to college. We just go him a car so I get my Honda back. I'm happy.
My 06 accord 5 speed has 232k on it, still runs like a champ 🔥 Honda quality at it’s finest.
i got the same one with 224k, they’re absolute tanks
Automatic or manual ?
My moms had a 06 manual and it last 400 000 km
My dad still has his '05 Accord LX with 330k miles on it. He retired a few years ago, but won't let go of that car. I drove it for about a month earlier this year while my car was in the shop. It's amazing how solid and tight the car still felt.
What did u expect it's a Accord from 06 the best ones
Smart dad for keeping it
Had one with the 5 speed manual, man I loved it. Sold it to my dad at 150k and he drove it until 190k. Unfortunately he was rear ended and it was totaled but that car woulda gone to 500k for sure. In nearly 200k miles all I ever replaced was the clutch master cylinder for like $150.
These are really worth preserving. I picked up a 2006 EX k24 manual a year ago with 136k. It wasn't well treated by 1st owner, so it's been a project. Amazingly responsive to drive compared to any midsize car made today.
Wow. Thats a lot of mileage. I bought a 04 v6 accord and it has 153k on it right now. This gives me confidence that i will be driving my car for a long time.
i have a v6 too its soo smooth much smoother than the 4 cylinder
Love the v6. As I have a TL. I would be very curious to see how a v6 trans would hold up at 500 k miles. But the v6 is of course going to be smoother
I just bought an 05 v6. 135k, this review makes me feel i made the right decision.
What is the mileage per liter Petrol?
@@nikhilpavanan6661 I am a very relaxed driver, I don't speed, I mostly drive a country road with no traffic lights or traffic, and I only get 28 mpg! :(
I figured I would get at least 30.
Would be interested to hear what others get.
Proud owner of Honda Accord 2005..complete 380k miles till now..
Lol ever since I owned this car it makes me feel like a 300k miles car ain’t shit
Have you ever replaced your timing chain tensioner?
Absolutely phenomenal shape for a car with 510k! I have seen so many cars with well under 100k that aren't in that nice shape
I have an 07 accord that turned 143k yesterday, I hope I can get it to 500k
yup, you have a long way to go!
Rene Perez I got mine with 145 about 6 months ago I’m now at 148
Shit same dude is your manual?
Yup my dad has 07 accord 332k miles
I have 91 honda accord still goin strong at 255k this car makes me 1k a week for work
That's a lot of miles holy cow! I have an '06 with 444,752 as of today. Keeping it forever.
That’s awesome to hear!! Long as you keep oil in her she’s good to go and the trans fluid. But I’m sure you’ve figured that out by now!
I just purchased my 7th 7th-gen Accord 3/31/2021. This one is an one owner 2003 Accord LX with 50k original miles. I was happy to score it!
I’m a Subaru guy myself but you can only praise and respect Honda’s. They make unbelievably durable engines. My wrx wouldn’t make it half as long lol
I have 07 Accord 2.4 only 160,000 miles and it runs great lots of power still and still great MPGs
I just got one of these with 195k miles up here in upstate NY, very nice, old man had it, title from 99miles all the way to now, always undercoated, couple of rust spots in the fender and quater panel, I love it though, can't wait to start driving it !
These comments are making me so happy about my purchase
Just the regular maintenance and check what fluids need to be changed to prevent other stuff and you good to go for another 200k miles
I'm saving to get one rn 🏆
I bought 05 4cyl accord coupe on stick with 183k, now it has 294k and still runs great. And I changed oil every 10,000 miles (fully synthetic).
At this number of miles, reduce the oil change interval to 5000 miles, please. It will increase the life span significantly.
Damn for that mileage, your engine compartment is clean!
I just bought a 07 accord sedan with 175k miles from my boss. It was a company vehicle so it came with a folder about 2 inches thick in maintenance records. New tires and tags, ac lines recharged. It rides solid.
same here how much you bought it for?
Just got into a 2017 accord, 29300 miles, hoping she lasts a life time.
Sameee mine has 35
Just sold my 17 accord with 110k for $13k
@@Proto6789 lol I got mine for 12,800 with 35K miles. You fleeced them
@@marlonhiciano3504 I didn’t fleece anyone but carmax haha
Pretty incredible. Honda and Toyota are serious about the durability and longevity of their vehicles.
I have 2000 Honda Accord with 219K. I bought it back in 2012 with 148K. Still driving like a champ!
just bought one today with 240000 km. my first honda. i always wanted one. i think accord is the best representation of this brand. very happy.
Congrats, that’s a smart buy right there
I'm at 243,000 on my 2006 Accord V6 EXL. Still going strong with the original motor and transmission
236K on mine and still solid
I've had a couple of problems with my 07 accord, including starter dying and a rear brake caliper leaking a lot of fluid, but it's been a great car, sitting at about 180k miles
Do you service the transmission? Like fluid change/ filter or do just leave it as is??
@@Moe-ks1sy I've only had the car for a few months so not yet, but I know some of that stuff was covered by my brother (who was the previous owner) not that long before I got it
But usually not often
About 2 months ago I bought my first Honda a 03 accord coupe. With 183k miles on it. This just makes me smile seeing this lol wish mine had that kinda screen tho. It’s got a basic radio without screen.
Bro, holy sht!!!! Nice man! Hopefully my civic can get there one day.
Civic? It can easily get there without a doubt until you beat the shit out of it like how I do to my car which I still regret 🙁😔
I have a 2005 with 320k miles on it. I put a used engine in it a year ago, along with O2 sensors, drive axles and motor mounts. The original motor slipped the timing chain. We'll see how far it goes. It's good to see one go for half a million miles. Thanks.
Why did it skip ran low on oil?
My 2005 Honda Accord have 220,000 miles on it and I still drive it long distance to North
Carolina tharts 11 pls hours away from me and no problem at all still good on gas ⛽️ that’s my baby . Bought it 3years ago it came with 152,000 mile
I did a video on my 2014 rx 350 and this car held up so much better hahah!
My 06 Accord coupe manual transmission had 78,000 when I bought it in 2012. Now 183,500 runs great. Had a 1995 Del Sol with 210,000 until 2011 got totaled, I loved that car
nice, did you replace the water pump?
AWSOME! I have 278,000 K on mine! Great cars I will buy another one just like it. Easy to work on.
I got a 2005 honda accord 5 speed manual coupe, fully loaded. It's amazing vehicle and still reliable in 2021.
Ive got an 06 EX at 97k, these are super solid cars. Seeing this one makes me miss my old 06 EX-L. That one is remarkably clean for 500k.
I have a 2007 Honda Accord with over 220,000 Miles on it. She has run well for me. My Rearview mirror is doing what yours shows. The Power steering pump was replaced she needs her catalytic converter replaced
Close to 40,000 miles / year ~ man that's like driving from east coast to west coast on a regular basis
I bought the hybrid version of this car 7-or-8-years ago and replaced the hybrid batteries not long after that (got LUCKY / had em done @120.K with th WARRANTY! ) & that turned out to be one of the best car buying decisions I ever made . . They only made the hybrids those years ('05-to-'07 ) with the V6s, which is CRAZY COOL,, becuz this car has more [stock] power than any other Accord out there. When U step-ON-it, you get the full power of th V6, PLUS the full POWER of th hybrid battery-pack, to boot ! Every single person I've ever let drive it, their chin's dragging the ground when they come back - they CAN'T BELIEVE how much power it has and still gets 25-to-30 in the city & 35+PLUS mpg on the highway, with the PURE POWER to pass ANYbody else, at ANY speed on ANY road !
I've got a buddy who does upholstry & I had him re-do the entire interior ( Just so it would be PERFECT ) And th day I picked it up, some douchebag retired-COP ( TEXTING, of COURSE..) rear ended me at a stop light ! Along with my trunk, I was crushed, with th thought that this beautiful car's life was maybe at an end, but when the insurance company wanted to total it, becuz they said it would cost more to repair than it was worth.. Because the hybrid batteries had been recently replaced, & were LIKE NEW ($2./$3,000.-repair..), I refused to accept her 'early demise', & bought it back from the insurance company, fixed the rear end ( bought a perfect used trunk off eBay for $500. bucks ) & I've been driving it DAILY, ever since ! Just fixin to go over 200,000-miles with it, & I don't see any reason why I wouldn't keep this car for the rest of my LIFE.. Runs like brand NEW (on REGULAR, of course..), th A/C's ice cold, starts every time, never been towed, and gets 27-to-37 mpg, everywhere I go ! & as soon as I have time to get her painted, she's gonna LOOK BRAND NEW, INSIDE & OUT . . I'm SURE I'll put half a million, if not A MILLION- miles on her, before it's all over.
Only advice I have to anybody that gets one of these cars is, if you have the V6 - of course - do the timing belt (& water pump) every 80-to-100,000 miles, while getting the oil changed ( at Walmart for $25 bucks every 5,000 miles- they'll automatically give you Quaker State synthetic-blend 5W20 for that price, these days, believe it or not ! ), & change the transmission fluid every 50,000 miles. The only serious problem I ever had with this car ( turns out wasn't a problem really..) But apparently, the 1st owner of the car never changed the brake-fluid, and when the pedal got a lil' squishy on me one day, at about a 150.K, I took it to the local 'STEAL-er-ship", and they flushed the brake-fluid. But after that,when the brake pedal was STILL a little squishy, they proceeded to tell me I needed a NEW ABS-pump-thingamajig, & told me it was gonna be about a $2,500. REPAIR !!! Fortunately, I didn't buy their BS, & took it to a local Firestone place and had THEM flush the brake- fluid AGAIN, & I PAID THEM th $25.EXTRA, to flush the ABS module.. & guess what ? It worked perfect after that.. So change your brake-fluid out people, EVERY 100,000. MILES ! Only other advice I can give any of you out there, that want to keep a car goin for a long, LONG time, is go to your local Firestone 'shop', th next time you need an alignment and pay them the EXTRA $75 bucks to get a "lfetime alignment', then all the rest of your alignments are FREE, for LIFE..
HONDA ROCKS
Take care of a car and it will last! Incredible! I have one of these but no leather interior.
Edit: putting a leather interior in!
MattVideo Productions Yeah! I have one too ‘05! Awesome and very reliable!
I personally dislike leather Interiors. Cloth seats are far more comfortable breathe well and last much longer. Think twice before putting in a leather interior! Honda fabric seats are excellent quality.... I have an ancient a 1995 odyssey van and the cloth seats are still in excellent shape.
My 06 Civic just got to 200k , this video makes me want to revamp that thang and take it thru another 3 years 😊
Got the same exact car and color. Love it to death.
My mom has the same car and it has 375k on it still running like a brand new car. These accords are great
My 06 has lol over 200k, these things are crazy
Yes toyota and honda best
Damn my 2011 has 160k and I'm like my miles are getting up their until I see this. Will keep it until the wheels fall off 😂😂
My Civic that has 170,000 miles had the same fogging mirror, you can replace the mirror for under $20
my ‘07 accord is at 250k and still runs like a charm. honda’s don’t disappoint
Im getting ready to buy an 06 accord with the V4 engine and top of line interior with 150k miles. I will be replacing a bunch of things on it but as far maintenance what things should I do first or problems to look out for
just make sure the trans has been maintained. even if it never had fluid changed but as long as it doesn't show any issues then you can still change the fluid.
remember most honda transmission tend to show issues when you are being easy on them like go 0-60 without going over 2200 rpms it will be slow yes but better to be safe and figure everything out before you buy
I have found that when im accelerating harder on a honda trans it tends not to show any issues.
I drive these all the time at dealer auctions and have figured most of them out
It's i4 not v4
I drove one of these the other day and was impressed at how tight the steering was. I don't know if they're all like that, but the steering was very tight and felt good as if I can go 100mph comfortably.
They aren’t. You can go 100 comfortably for sure but speaking as a dealer I buy a lot of these and most aren’t tight at all
@@MrNate-wm3mp Interesting must've been the one I was in then.
Mines a 2.4L 2006 I have over 400,000 miles
Do you have a ex or lx?
@@deleta9720 ex
You still driving it, Greg?
Just bought a 98 accord a couple months ago with 171,500 miles on it. So far I’ve only replaced the coolant because I didn’t like the green in it, and the inner drivers side tail light assembly; because water was getting into it. And I put in a new double din touch screen stereo and some brighter LED headlights. She’s purring fine. Starts up damn near immediately.
I plan to flush power steering fluid, upcoming oil change, and transmission fluid change; maybe need some new brake pads. Regular maintenance stuff, but she’ll run for several more years.
I would like to see the inside of that engine and trans
Wow I see so many people commenting on what a great car this is. My 2005 Honda Accord looks exactly like this one same everything besides the model year and it has 200K on it. They just don’t break and they always start without hesitation
Nope I have an 06 and my friend an 05. And the back of the 06 is more sleek different triangle rear lights and the 05 back from the trunk top opens up like a flat lip. Still basically the Sam's car 75% I like my 06 more
I feel like the inner clean freak in me could never buy a car with hundreds of thousands of miles. Especially with fabric seats. You don’t know what kinda weird shit went down in it lol
That’s so awesome to see these high mileage Honda’s. I had an 95 integra in high school and it ran perfect when I sold it with 198k miles.
Currently I have a 2020 Civic Sport Sedan with the manual transmission and 2.0 K20c2 naturally aspirated port injected motor, I feel it was the most reliable way to buy a 10th Gen Civic. No oil dilution, no CVT, etc.
Knowing now that it is THE LAST naturally aspirated Civic available with a manual transmission makes me glad I bought it.
The 11th gens will offer the 2.0 NA motor but will only pair it with the CVT .
Amazing... Thanks for posting this... You bought a 2006 Honda Accord 510,370 miles on it! - And it still has the Original Engine and transmission.... Incredible - This car speaks a lot for HONDA quality. - Will you use this as a 'Daily driver'? - If you don't mind, i'm very curious to know what you paid for it? Thanks.
Jay C this is not a daily driver for me. I plan to drive it a few times a week for an inspection business I do. I average 150-200 miles a day those few days out of the week. So I should see the miles increase steadily. I paid $3700 for the car.
Some say that’s to much for the miles but despite some of the minor flaws it has for that price it was the best example in my area. I went to check it out thinking either it’s going to be total junk or it’s going to be great. Well it really surprised me how good it was so I went ahead and picked it up.
@@MrNate-wm3mp Great... If you look after it and manage to drive it for another 490,000 miles... (Without 'Redlining' it constantly!)...It's possible. Especially with good maintainence and frequent Oil changes) - IF you keep it that long and manage even close to that, HONDA corp. will want to buy it.
This 2.4 VTEC engine is supposed to be incredibly robust, reliable and very long lasting. Good luck with it.
@@MrNate-wm3mp Mine currently has 283K. Got it as my first car 4 years ago at 255K, and some people said $3K was too much for it. Been on 1000+ mile road trips several times, still goes like it's new. Gotta love these cars
Hesitantly bought one today with 256k on it but it just ran so good. Reading through the comment I’m feeling for more for confident in it. Buying a used car with that many miles is always scary so I’m hoping this one works out for a couple years! I paid 2k, has new tires and belts and is fully loaded black leather that looks brand new and heated seats, etc. Not the prettiest girl at the dance but really not bad either. The silver hides a lot and every single thing works. The gasket around the sunroof came loose but I think I can get it back in. Anyways, I hope it was a good buy. I can’t afford another money pit like my BMW. Makes pretty driveway decoration but has been a nightmare. Just put in a new tranny at $2900 6 months ago, whole new cooling system, new coil packs, and now the head gasket went on it. With purchase price I’m over 8k into it in less than 2 years. Every time you think it’s the last thing you’ll have to fix something else happens. My wife had one just like it years ago that never gave us problems so I thought it’d be ok. Car number 2 and 10 grand later I wish I would’ve just bought something new lol. Hopefully the Honda treat me better.
@@ourtimedownhere7940 Nice to know you dumped the BMW... They are nice but they are moneypits! (i had one).. About a year ago. I bought a 2006 Accord LX, (the basic 'no frills' model )stick-shift with the 2.4L 4 cylinder Engine... It had 140k. on it and i paid $4,200... I am loving it so far. I also have an ancient 1995 Honda Odyssey van with " swing-out doors" it has 180,000 miles on it. Bought it used 20 years ago and will not part with it unless it explodes on me!...
LINK "1995 Honda Odyssey van":
www.edmunds.com/honda/odyssey/1995/review/
I dislike the 'monster minivans' in the market today (including the HUGE Newer Honda Odysseys).. Best wishes.
I believe nothing lasts forever.
Fyi- Scotty Killmore just bought a Honda with the same "J" engine that the 6 cyl. Accord has.
Why?
Because it's that good!
Scotty kilmer doesn't own Honda's.
He loves toyota/lexus
I have a 98 honda accord manual with 400,000 I bought it with 40,000 in 2001 still drive like a champ best car ever .
I have 2004 Accord 165,000 runs like new I won’t sell it interior like new well built
I recently bought a 99 Accord with a V6 with 190,000 miles on it. Hopefully it holds up as well as this has. Only thing i'm worried about is the trans, but according to the seller, it has received good care with on time trans fluid changes. I imagine these newer accords probably have better auto transmissions in them given that this 06 had an original. Honda's are awesome.
Traded my 99 Accord V6 with 253,000 miles in 2011 with original transmission. Bought it 2004 as a Certified used Honda.
Amazing car. I just hit 75k miles on my 2014
I know Hondas are reliable but also props to the previous owner. He clearly took good care of this thing
188,00 on my 07 ♥️
My 2004 Accord has 174k. This is awesome!
Anyone have shifting issues with the v6 automatics? Same gen but mine takes a second before I can hit the gas when i switch from reverse to drive or it does this jump/wiggle but other than that, it’s perfect lmao
The weak point of these cars are the transmission. Likely going out on you, look at scrapyard or ebay for a cheap replacement.
I recently started getting this same issue. I was wondering if it needed a transmission mount. Wasnt feeling that issue before. Only started getting thay problem after i changed the engine mounts
Its starting to show wear. If it's not too bad, live with it but keep an eye on your trans fluid level and color. Be paitent with your auto and don't shift from reverse to drive or vice versa while moving.
I have that a bit. I’ve had it for a few year on my 05 v6, and I just wait for it to “catch”. Once it does, I’m good :)
There's a "Heater" on top of the transmission that failed on our 2003. Leaked coolant into transmission. Rebuilt transmission at 261k. Other V6 models that are newer in the family haven't had an issue.
Wow wow, thank you for review and thank you guys for your comments on your hondas. I'm definitely now down to buying this car.
4cyl from 2003-2007 accord last forever the v6 has problems.
We have a 03 Accord V6 295,000 miles and 06 Accord V6 200,000 miles. No issues
@@midwestfarm757 03 tell 06 v6 accord Have transmission problems....never fails..... I flip hondas and always see v6 accord with issues from 98 tell 06, v6 engine too strong for the automatic transmissions.and 200k and 290k is still low miles lmfao there probably on there second trans and or probably have a Manual transmission.
@@noelaguilar3133 My transmission rebuilder who does 1000s says the 05+ much better.
WOW !!! thought my dad's 2002 accord was the beast - 378k miles , gear 1 and 2 slip and transmission out .
Just goes to show, things last when you take care of them.
It helps that it's a Honda. Toyota cars are also reliable.
@@LorianandLothric true that. T100’s are tanks
Mine has 226,000 miles, replaced pretty much of the front end of the car but after that... the car has been running great!
My 05 accord has 216k and still running strong, everything works, my 06 odyssey something with 238k, original engines and transmissions.
My 2003 Honda Accord Coupe has 156k miles and already went through 2 transmissions. It's a hit or kiss with the 2003-2005 automatic models. Even Odysseys of the same years had those issues. If I ever get another one It'll be a 2006 or 2007.
I have 2006 with 143K miles. I love the car
Absolutely beautiful. American car companies are nowhere even close to matching this level of quality and longevity.
maybe in the truck sector
I got a 07 Accord EXL with 130k! Hoping it’ll last this long. Mines a 2.4
My 2004 Accord EX has 268k miles and still going strong with the 2.4l and the 5sp manual transmission. Everything still works great, I just need to recharge the AC and it's 100%. It does have the dreaded rear main seal leak but a little AT 205 and it don't leak a drop. If I ever end up replacing the clutch I'll replace that at the same time, great cars. For me though I would avoid the automatics cause of all the research says no bueno, but I've heard other people say they haven't had a problem. But I like to row through the gears anyway, so it's always gonna be manual transmissions for me.
I bought an 06 accord vp in June 2021 with 126,000 since then I'm at 132,500 in less than 4 months. The car is so smooth n fast drives just live my 2017 accord sport.
NICE! I've got a 2008 Ford Focus with little over 230k miles on it and is still running great! The best car I ever owned (investment wise).
My 20004 Accord Ex -- Leather seats skill good Kept in Garage --- Paint still shines -- 350K miles runs great. Transmission is great except on cold mornings when it is slow to change -- Just installed a modern Radio in it.
Wow, Honda still made cars well into the future.
@@Jez2008UK LOL
I just bought a 2012 Toyota Camry V6 with 270k miles on it. The original owner bought it in central Alabama and I picked it up an hour or so north some 9 years later to drive back and forth to Ohio. This video feels like deja vu for me.