Honda Accord Recommendations - First-Time Buyer

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Rik Brown, May 20, 2009.

  1. Rik Brown

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    1) I'm considering buying a recent model Honda Accord. I want a sun/moo
    roof, good highway mileage (4-cylinder?), and leather seats. From what
    can tell, that would limit me to the EX-L models? Correct

    2) Are any recent years considered best? Is there a particular mode
    that is more sought after or one to be avoided

    3) Also, what are the best sources for searching for used Accord
    online? I've discovered cars.com which lists a fair amount for our cit
    (St. Louis, MO). I'm also monitoring several of the local Honda dealer
    websites. Any other major car search sites that you can suggest

    Thanks. -- Ri

    ps: I drive very little (less than 5,000 miles per year) if that make
    any difference in recommendations

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    Rik Brown, May 20, 2009
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  2. hondacars.com will help keep you up to date on your dealers'
    inventories, specifically Certified Used cars.

    I like Certified Used cars. Great values can be had.
     
    Elmo P. Shagnasty, May 20, 2009
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  3. craigslist.org (its pointers will quickly narrow the search down to
    your city). But you absolutely must get autocheck.com or carfax.com
    (more expensive; same service) and do a title check with any craig's
    list car. Lots of multi-owner cars, odometer tampering and salvage
    vehicles are sold on Craig's List, and owners plead ignorance to same.

    Increasingly new car dealers are advertising their used cars on
    autotrader.com .

    I think the best way to go is with a new car dealer, one-owner car
    (properly documented that it is one-owner). You pay more than the same
    car advertised on Craig's List, but this is because it is one-owner.
     
    honda.lioness, May 25, 2009
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