I live in a nice gated community here in South Florida. I've driven the same 2000 Camry since October 99 but I never feel self-conscious amongst all the much newer and more modern cars because I do have a neighbor two streets over in my subdivision who owns both a 1985 Accord LX sedan and a 85 Camry LE sedan. Both look like they rolled out of the showroom a week ago. The Accord is a two tone Gray / darker gray in the Camry is a two-tone maroon / gold. The Accord has just under 50K on the odometer and the Camry just a little more than 50K. The owner worked at a local Toyota dealership and was able to snatch both cars up from they're geriatric first owners. It's funny to see the two cars side by side. They still have similar personalities to their much newer successors. The Camry is a bit more refined more geared towards the driver and passengers Comfort while the Accord is a more quirky/ driver oriented vehicle. The interior of the Accord feels like the stuck together pods are somewhat of an afterthought while the Camry has cup holders! LOL sing the two of them together you can picture them as being competitive friends rather than rivals. Every time he takes one of them to the supermarket or the gas station he inevitably gets cornered by curious people wanting to know more about the history of the cars. I don't think anyone would really care much if he were driving a tempo or Corsica from that era. More likely people would be curious because they've never seen or heard of a Ford Tempo or Chevy Corsica. Enjoyed your review!
Excellent and reliable.... bought a used one in 1998 for 750$....car was flawless having 120.000 miles on it....had it 6 years and beyond an oil change or tune up it never broke down. Shoulda kept it!!!!😭
I like the rather sprace LX trim of the '84 Accord. The Blue/White combo is a welcome change from the rather commonplace, Black/White or Tan/White afterthoughts when it comes to a basic/everyday White exterior.
Thanks for making this video. 35 years later and virtually nothing other than AutoWeek (as a new model), it goes to show that Honda has made a great car, as I remember entirely too well, and a very young kid.
My dad had a couple of these back in the 90's when I was a kid. I mostly remember he was having troubles with the carburetor and fuel pumps always going out. But good cars other wise. There's a nice one on craigslist I might go check out.
To anyone who cares, I sold the 84, the trans was gonna be 3K to get fixed, and someone made me an offer i couldnt refuse. I bought another thou, this on is an 85 Base, with a manual, and I have big plans.
Hi, Thank you for sharing a great video. I bought a 1983 ? Accord back in 1992. A friend found it in a used car lot. Not sure of exact year but it was between 83 to 85. Honda changed head lamps I think in 1986 and body shape of Accord. It had a very smooth ride. Not sure if AC worked but it did have cruise control Roof had some fading of paint. I ran a yellow stop light and got hit in driver side front quarter panel door hinge. I wound up junking the car. Master brake cylinder gave me some issues. Gas milage was pretty good. Honda makes very nice dependable cars. Thank you Honda :)
This is when cars began to look alike in a square way just like later cars looked alike in a round way. Unfortunately the look-alkie trend continues with suv's.
I have this exact car, albeit in much, much worse condition, but mine was made in Ohio and it is actually the most reliable car I have ever seen. No seriously they don't die and it's super comfy and smooth.
Dude this was my first car. I got it when I turned 16 in 1988. Holy smokes. What a car. Can’t believe there are any left
Ditto. My first "good" car. Damn it handled well. Never let me down mechanically. I still feel bad about selling it.
Yeah. This is the only second gen accord i have ever seen with my own eyes. And i own it. Its weird...
@moshi moshi I still have dreams about my gray '84 Accord with manual transmission.
Same here! I'd give $10,000 if I could find one!
@@kaohsiung99 I really really want an 85 se-I manual. Those were so cool
I live in a nice gated community here in South Florida. I've driven the same 2000 Camry since October 99 but I never feel self-conscious amongst all the much newer and more modern cars because I do have a neighbor two streets over in my subdivision who owns both a 1985 Accord LX sedan and a 85 Camry LE sedan. Both look like they rolled out of the showroom a week ago. The Accord is a two tone Gray / darker gray in the Camry is a two-tone maroon / gold. The Accord has just under 50K on the odometer and the Camry just a little more than 50K. The owner worked at a local Toyota dealership and was able to snatch both cars up from they're geriatric first owners. It's funny to see the two cars side by side. They still have similar personalities to their much newer successors. The Camry is a bit more refined more geared towards the driver and passengers Comfort while the Accord is a more quirky/ driver oriented vehicle. The interior of the Accord feels like the stuck together pods are somewhat of an afterthought while the Camry has cup holders! LOL sing the two of them together you can picture them as being competitive friends rather than rivals. Every time he takes one of them to the supermarket or the gas station he inevitably gets cornered by curious people wanting to know more about the history of the cars. I don't think anyone would really care much if he were driving a tempo or Corsica from that era. More likely people would be curious because they've never seen or heard of a Ford Tempo or Chevy Corsica. Enjoyed your review!
Excellent and reliable.... bought a used one in 1998 for 750$....car was flawless having 120.000 miles on it....had it 6 years and beyond an oil change or tune up it never broke down. Shoulda kept it!!!!😭
2nd owner to a 1984 Accord. 5 speed man. 40+ MPG on the hwy. I drove that car everywhere!
I like the rather sprace LX trim of the '84 Accord. The Blue/White combo is a welcome change from the rather commonplace, Black/White or Tan/White afterthoughts when it comes to a basic/everyday White exterior.
Thanks for choosing my car man! Great video. Thanks a ton!
No sir, thank you, it's not like those are easy to find!
@@atomicautomobile8537 Good point. Its the only one ive ever seen. And i own it!
Another awesome video! The quiet competence of Hondas back then is something I wish they still had.
Man I currently drive an 84 accord hatchback all original with 120,000 miles made in Japan
Keep in the garage as much as possible! Take good care of it!
Had one',went like a rocket in Low
@@kaohsiung99 what if people don't have a garage
use a tarp
Please post a video of your car & let us know how to find it on TH-cam!
I remember I lusted for a 1985 se-i model with leather sunroof and fuel injection
If you still want one good examples come up dirt cheap on Craigslist sometimes.
Thanks for making this video. 35 years later and virtually nothing other than AutoWeek (as a new model), it goes to show that Honda has made a great car, as I remember entirely too well, and a very young kid.
My dad had a couple of these back in the 90's when I was a kid. I mostly remember he was having troubles with the carburetor and fuel pumps always going out. But good cars other wise. There's a nice one on craigslist I might go check out.
To anyone who cares, I sold the 84, the trans was gonna be 3K to get fixed, and someone made me an offer i couldnt refuse. I bought another thou, this on is an 85 Base, with a manual, and I have big plans.
Good to hear from you. Glad you are keeping the Accords alive.
@@atomicautomobile8537 Someone has to. And I have this soft spot for them haha
Hi,
Thank you for sharing a great video.
I bought a 1983 ? Accord back in 1992. A friend found it in a used car lot.
Not sure of exact year but it was between 83 to 85. Honda changed head lamps I think in 1986 and body shape of Accord.
It had a very smooth ride.
Not sure if AC worked but it did have cruise control
Roof had some fading of paint.
I ran a yellow stop light and got hit in driver side front quarter panel door hinge.
I wound up junking the car.
Master brake cylinder gave me some issues.
Gas milage was pretty good.
Honda makes very nice dependable cars.
Thank you Honda :)
A proper 3-box sedan profile.
This is a very very good review - you do a very good job putting cars into perspective
I like this 80s design of Honda Accord compared to the 2022 .
Fantastic cars
This is when cars began to look alike in a square way just like later cars looked alike in a round way. Unfortunately the look-alkie trend continues with suv's.
Wow this car is just straight up COOL!!🤩🤩
I have this exact car, albeit in much, much worse condition, but mine was made in Ohio and it is actually the most reliable car I have ever seen. No seriously they don't die and it's super comfy and smooth.
The cars they make now are complete pieces of shit before they leave the factory. This car is perfect and deserves to be called so.
That was a great video
Bro I have the SEI it's my first car.
the horn buttons are kinda too many. great video
This was my 1st car! Bought it brand new. It's exactly like the one in the video.
My experience has always been that the Hondas beginning with J have been better built than those beginning 1 or 2, but YMMV.
Good reviuw
I want one
Can this honda engine be installed on 1988 accord ?
Saw one in Mamma's Butt condition sell in 2023 online. 85, fuel inj, 100 hp with 20k miles for $14,000. BrOiNg!
I have an 85 accord EX Canadian model its my daily driver i love it. If anyone has parts or knowledge of these gems please reply back thanks.
Mine is my daily too. An 85 with the 5 speed. Parts are becoming scarce...
You have a break light out
My first car. A fuel inj. 1985 was 100 hp w/ 5 speed. $13,900 new, my used 3 yr old $6800. Now realize how crap 2024 cars are.
Honda...make it simple
Es como el mio,
español tengo uno 84 y quiero saber algo
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