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Thank you Scotty! I replaced the belt in the car a few days after you had it. I did replace the headliner and it needed new tires, but all in all we're (my daughter and I) pretty happy with the car.
@@njad3 For less than 100k? Most of the ones I've seen have more than twice that many miles with 3 or more owners. And besides this model is extremely common and parts are so easy to find I've even found body panels of the same paint color in scrap yards.
I owned this. A 2003 Honda Accord, just a different color. That thing was bulletproof! When I finally sold it, it had well over 200,000 miles and was still going strong. Basically nothing ever went wrong with it. Just regular service. Averaged around 30 mpg. Drove it everywhere. So many memories with that car!
I found my 07 Accord almost 2 years ago, 70k, I paid more than $3500 but yes these cars are keepers! I shopped around for a few months too, saved up and when I saw this one I tracked it down and made the deal😁😍
Just bought a 99 Corolla with 173k miles in sf for 1400. Runs straight smooth strong and quiet. Passed smog ac works. It’s my delivery car will pay itself off quick.
I got a 06 accord 4cyl 5 speed manual. Has 239k drives like the day I got it with 121k. Great car!! I miss the days when it’s full up with $25 though lol
I have a 2.4L 03 Accord but sadly no manual. But I did all my regular maintenance plus a few drain and fills on the trans and it's at 284k miles now with no issues.
Indeed. Hondas are the only cars I've ever owned. My dad gave me his 2006 Accord after he got himself a newer car and it had far over 200,000 miles on it before it got totaled in a wreck 5 years ago. It could have gone even longer than that I'm sure. I have a 2011 Accord now that has 109,000 miles and its still going strong.
I have a 2007 Accord. 180,000 miles, zero issues, still rides perfect. I did change the headlights because they faded, but everytime I look at it I smile, and when I drive it, it glides smoothly down the road. Still cant believe that its already 14 years old.
@@fallerstephan9976 I stay away from current technology in cars. I'm not a fan of any of it and it's very expensive to fix. I love my 99 civic, it's simple with basic technology and easy to work on.
I think the check engine light is a good thing to have in a car; a warning about issues that you probably wouldn't be able to detect by how the car runs. I had a car where we decided to just leave the problem unfixed because it ran fine and would have been real expensive, so the light stayed on. What you failed to mention is that now you no longer have that warning for other problems, because the light is always on. There's no way to know if something else develops. I suppose you could just scan it every so often. For some problems, it might be worth the money to fix it not for the problem itself, but just to get your check engine light working again.
Totally agree. CEL warns of issues that need to be resolved before they become expensive problems later on. I'd rather not have to wonder about it or regularly scan it to know for sure
I have a 99 civic and it's the best car I've ever owned. It's my project car. I just cracked 200k. I've replaced every single major component on the engine with brand Honda OEM parts and it cost over 4k for those parts.
@@GenX_US_Marine Nice. Civics have lots of potential. A great project car indeed. There's a lot of ways you can customize it and it never ends unless you have deep pockets. Keep it up and tell me when you're done.
@@mcdus78 Will do. I'm not looking to turn it into a fast and furious car, but get it back to default new as much as possible. By replacing the major components on the engine, I've gotten back like 25-30 more horsepower. It's literally a night and day difference.
@@GenX_US_Marine I see. That's a safe thing to do. Keep it stock and bring back it's glory. I think you can do just that judging by your passion. All the best to you.
My 03 has 194,000 and it's still surprises me everyday with its performance it can run 80 to 90 MPH+ all day long on the highway along with the newer cars with ease.I keep the oil changed with synthetic high mileage oil consistently.Easy to work on and I am old school. But I love this little beast.Its really a sleeper.❤Reliable smooth riding ,great braking, great throttle response .I put a performance chip in it for better gas mileage and it hasn't disappointed at all.Gas mileage is up,and the performance has left some people with their mouths open and in the rearview mirror 😂❤
I always look forward to a Scotty Kilmer Honda Video! I have a 2001 Honda Accord V6 EX-L at 194 thousand miles and it’s still going strong. The car was my dads and he gave it to me in 2009 and I’ve had it ever since!!
@@Beez27 Nice I’ve been keeping up with the maintenance and repairs on mine and right now I’m on transmission number two on my car. It started slipping at 162000 miles and I thought to myself it’s not worth it to do a rebuild so I put another trans in it.
@@thepatriot2603 I've kept up with maintenance also. Very important to do. Outside of routine maintenance I've had to replace driver side window mechanism, air conditioner and the normal...tires and brakes. Oh and I did get it painted last year. Without a doubt best car I've ever had!
@@Beez27 that’s awesome! I used my first stimulus check to get rid of the rust on my car. There were bits and pieces but I managed to get them cut out and put new metal in those spots. I repainted my bumpers, hood and the right rear side of my car. I actually had the shop install aftermarket tail lights and headlights so I would have a unique look. The last major cosmetic project I’m going to be doing to my car is getting my roof, trunk and spoiler repainted because there’s some sun damage in those areas. After that it’ll basically look like a brand new vehicle.
My Dad had an 07 accord 200k miles and the thing still ran like a top. Only problem was exhaust leak every now and then it would be loud.Sold it to his friend and he still drives it today and he is a crazy driver!!
@@dgvlogs2364 I got the v6 two timing belts in 4 years, failed oil pump, wiper linkage, by the time I include tires, wear items like breaks I could have bought a new car. It drives great now but never buy a car unless the owner has everything in receipts saved of the ownership of the car
I have a 1998 Honda Accord with 509,000 miles on it. I replaced the radiator, thermostat, and hoses. I’m also replacing the water pump, timing belt, and new hoses for the power steering. It should run like a dream after that. It blows cold air, and hot heat. The inside needs a good cleaning up, and I plan on doing a spray can paint job. But it was all I could afford with 7 kids, and it works fine for now. I’m also looking into buying a suv soon. So I can get all of my kids at once. Things are looking up for me, and thank you Scotty for giving me the confidence to tackle this myself.
I have a similar one 2007 Accord ex. Got it with 115k miles for $4000. Still running great at 165k miles 5 years later. I put low rolling resistance tires on it, now it can get up to 40 mpg in highway. Only had to replace brakes/rotors, starter, and spark plugs last 5 years.
I have an 03 Accord coupe with the 4 cylinder and it's got 250,000 miles and still going strong. I love that thing. I wouldn't be surprised if it made it 100,000 miles more.
I have a coupe with 140K miles. These cars are built to run forever and stupid easy/cheap to buy, own and maintain. Single serpentine belt, mechanical valve-train, timing chain. Pretty much everything can be accessed from the top of the engine. Plenty of working room under the hood. Only real issue is the transmission had a recall. They installed a squirter in the fill hole and problem fixed.
I personally have a 2007 Honda Accord Sedan with a 5 speed manual transmission that I bought for about $800 but I am still learning more how to properly drive stick shift.
I told everyone I know this same thing for Toyota’s and Honda’s. Most people don’t always listen to me and get something that’s a serious money pit. But oh well.
Yup mainly cuz there’s two kinds of people people who get cars for status and people who get em for what they’re made for which is transportation and reliability
@@efrainmarquez269 I've had my 99 civic for 11 years and it's been problem-free. I did replace a lot of the major engine components with Honda OEM parts because of the pandemic.
I remember years ago a guy came in with his car after it failed it's MOT because of the ABS light on. They told him the main modulator had failed and it was £1200 for a new unit. I checked it out and the other garage was correct and not scamming. He said he couldnt afford to repair it and didn't care about the ABS so i spliced the ABS light to the Airbag system. Light came on with the Airbag and went off so the other garage passed it thinking he had it fixed. Nice one
A friend of mine from Church sold me his 2004 Accord for $1. It has 263k miles, but it runs great. It needs some body work and the driver's seat is torn. I am fixing things one piece at a time to get my son ready for college. A great little car that has a V6 engine, and heated leather seats.
Had a 2003 accord lx, absolutely incredible no frills car that was reliable for all the years I had it. Would love another one, maybe a DX... I had an lx and it's too many features for me sometimes
The V6 engines do last a while but I got rid of my 2004 Accord at 191,200 miles and picked up a 2014 2.4L Accord Sport with only 61K miles, I will run this till the wheels fall off.
Hello Scott,In NIGERIA most people hate this car because it's fairly used brought into the country. The front joint use to go out and most a times destroy the fenders
The new civic is terrible I just rented one. It rides so rough and the seats are so uncomfortable it makes the car feel bad. The engine seemed good but it was too rough
@@justinrose6763 enterprise in Michigan I actually rented a Kia Soul and when I got there they’re like we got this civic which is was excited for until I actually drove it.
I have this exact model but beige! Absolutely love it! Used to be my parents car. I remember getting driven to middle school in the back seat. Of course now I’m driving myself around. Nothing better than that nostalgic feeling you get driving your childhood car. Pushing 230,000 mi now.
I already own 2 cars so if I get this one, I would be stupid. 3 cars ? Not needed. But … if I didn’t have a car and was in need of one now, this is a smart choice !
Our kids both had an Accord as their first car, the same one. Daughter named it Marlene. 3 years later we gave her our older Accord and her brother got her Accord, he named it Jeremy. 2 years later he totaled it sliding into a telephone pole 300 ft. from our house. Gotta love 17 year old boys. Jerelene (they combined the names) had 217,000 trouble free miles but living in the rust belt the rust was starting to take her. We could have saved it after our sons crash but the frame was so rusty it wasnt worth it. Son now has a Camry and our daughter is still driving our old Accord. Looks and drives like new with 151,000 troubles free miles. I moved up to a mint 2014 Accord V6 (always wanted one) with 52,000 miles that flat out moves! Loved all my Accords!
I have the updated 2006 Accord and paid 7k USD for it in Thailand. 180k miles on it but still running strong. Only thing I had to do in the last years ( apart from basic maintenance ) was replacing the ac compressor clutch after a trip where I drove 2k miles in 3 days. It is a great car
I got a 2004 Accord sedan with the 2.4 auto and I love it. 108k miles for $2k. Only thing replaced so far, replacing the starter, it's behind the intake manifold. Doing brake pads in a couple of days.
@@johnl3230 well not really I checked the Kelly blue book and thats about what the car was worth at the time and now that prices have gone up its value has gone up so considering that I bought it right before the chip shortage I think I got a pretty good deal
Nice car, we’ve been looking for our daughter just got her license. Best so far is a 08 Blazer with 97,000 miles. Can’t believe how many used Nissan Rogues or Jeep Libertys, Patriots and Compass are at every dealer we go to.
I drive a 2003 Dodge Intrepid, still runs GREAT. 3.5L V6 and it drives AWESOME! The intrepid is great and super underrated as long as you stay away from the EVIL 2.7L… but yes there ARE shockingly good used dodge cars.
I have an 04 accord. Bought it three years ago with 2,50,000 kms for CAD $2000. Today, it is 3,70,000 kms with no or little maintenance and still running strong here in Canada
As a father who gave an old perfectly good car ( Toyota in my case ) to his daughter, I fear what 2 years has done to that car. Though I always remember the adage my father told me: “every teenager wrecks their first car… some do it fast, some do it slow, but your first car is only one thing: a lesson”
Those year Accords had lots of inner CV joints with excess wear on the tulip. Put two rebuilt axles in one, and still had a shake. Took the tulip off the old core that had a tight inner joint and put it on the rebuilt axle that was assembled with a worn tulip. Problem solved.
I own 2003 Accord LX bought new in November 2002. It is rare made in Japan before they moved manufacturing to the Ohio factory. Still my daily beater and going strong at 240,000 miles.
My ‘04 Accord has the exact same error code, and because of this video I think I’m gonna skip replacing the sensor since it looks like I’m gonna have to take off the passenger seat in order to get to the connector (my carpet is all stiff and won’t lift up properly). I’ll just use the scanner about once a month or so. I’ve loved my Accord for a long time, still rocking my first car 8.5 years later
Love my 2006 Honda Civic! Had it for 6 yrs now, 155,000 miles, runs like a dream, no codes, changed the PCV valve on the regular, changed the Auto Trans fluid and the power steering fluid, blows cold AC, purrs like a kitten! I had another Civic,1986, put 375,000 miles on it and then sold it for what i paid! 🙌🙌🙌
@@hadmymonkeypoxvaccineimcra2328 it depends on what you eat. I have been so busy I have been only eating dinner and its mainly been meat and bread, no fruits or vegetables.
Ha! Makes me feel good for steering my daughter to find her own Honda Accord (2001)for her first car when she was 17. Now four+ years later no major issues, runs like a top... she loves it and won't speak of updating it! Nice.
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@@marklepka7994 hey!
Yup! Great cars! Money well spent,I say!
I like honda Civic 1995 menual transmission
Rev up your engines!
Thank you Scotty! I replaced the belt in the car a few days after you had it. I did replace the headliner and it needed new tires, but all in all we're (my daughter and I) pretty happy with the car.
@@captinbeyond it's on the todo list, but the clutch master cylinder on my son's Corolla is the priority!
Thank you for your service and enjoy your retirement with YOUR choices on what to do.
Sure do wish my first car was as nice as that... well done Tim
Very nice find Tim!!! Can’t find those deals here in NC.
90k miles for $3500 & excellent condition? Doesn't get any better than that. 😉👍
I never thought I could love someone so much that calls me stupid everyday :p
Now if you just quit being stupid,
You aren't married
Haha 😄 right
Haha 😄 right !
Me dumb and stupid 😶
Im Mexican and this is my amigo scotty a real human being.
Saca las Tacomas!
Es correcto su comentario paisano.sigamos compartiendo ,mientras lo
Permitan las élites.
@@DonVerchi700as hilux*
Same here.
An Accord with less than 100K for $3500 is a great deal!
No
@@njad3 apparently you haven’t seen prices lately
@@njad3 For less than 100k? Most of the ones I've seen have more than twice that many miles with 3 or more owners. And besides this model is extremely common and parts are so easy to find I've even found body panels of the same paint color in scrap yards.
I saw one today an '07 with 277k miles for over 7k. They're trippn
I usually look for lower miles on the Odie before I make a serious offer.
I like barely used vehicles.
Like under 20k miles.
I just got this exact same car. The 2006 version in gold with 80k miles on it January. LOVE IT.
I got a 2003 their last September I got 135 000 km on her I paid 500 is yours still good
@@gangstergentlemen9969really？
That 93’ built 03’ was really ahead of it’s time.
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Hello how are you doing
@@jennifersmith842 what’s your ig
I hope you’re having a great day Scotty!
thanks you too!
@Henry Manners I think with the amount of experience he has, he doesn't have to work too hard compared to most people ^_^.
@@scottykilmer The legend has responded!!!
I have an '07 Accord with 220,000 miles. Still runs like a dream! No leaks. No clunking. No warning lights. No problems. Incredible machine.
I bought a 2005 Honda Accord last week, and I was very surprised at how fun it was to drive lol, not sure why but it is
How’s it going now?
I owned this. A 2003 Honda Accord, just a different color. That thing was bulletproof! When I finally sold it, it had well over 200,000 miles and was still going strong. Basically nothing ever went wrong with it. Just regular service. Averaged around 30 mpg. Drove it everywhere. So many memories with that car!
Those accords are very reliable vehicles. I have one that’s 2005 with a little over 240,000 miles. It’s still running strong.
So do I❤❤❤
I found my 07 Accord almost 2 years ago, 70k, I paid more than $3500 but yes these cars are keepers! I shopped around for a few months too, saved up and when I saw this one I tracked it down and made the deal😁😍
Scotty is so lovable
Holy crap! Break out the kneepads bro...
I found a 07 Lexus rx350 for my wife only had 60k miles. It had all the service history from new from an old lady.
"Take your time when looking for a used car".
I've been looking since 2007😂
Better that than being forced to look after losing your car to a stupid driver.
Just bought a 99 Corolla with 173k miles in sf for 1400. Runs straight smooth strong and quiet. Passed smog ac works. It’s my delivery car will pay itself off quick.
One of the best Corolla built. Take care of it.
@@thystaff742 yup. Next car is Tundra trd $$ 🤞🏼
Deliver what?
I have a 2013 civic lx 151K miles runs perfect with routine maintenance.
I drive a 2006 Honda Accord with 60K miles. Great car.
I got a 06 accord 4cyl 5 speed manual. Has 239k drives like the day I got it with 121k. Great car!! I miss the days when it’s full up with $25 though lol
You my friend have a gem of a car
I have a 2.4L 03 Accord but sadly no manual. But I did all my regular maintenance plus a few drain and fills on the trans and it's at 284k miles now with no issues.
Got a 05 accord bought it with 50k miles in 2013 I’m 3rd owner now at 150k still going strong daily driver
Indeed. Hondas are the only cars I've ever owned. My dad gave me his 2006 Accord after he got himself a newer car and it had far over 200,000 miles on it before it got totaled in a wreck 5 years ago. It could have gone even longer than that I'm sure.
I have a 2011 Accord now that has 109,000 miles and its still going strong.
I've seen Accords for sale with nearly 200,000 miles for three times that amount. If only I could get deals like some of these people are getting.
I went to the moon and back with mine !! Withe the same tires 😆🌠
Where do you live
Come down south
I have a 2007 Accord. 180,000 miles, zero issues, still rides perfect. I did change the headlights because they faded, but everytime I look at it I smile, and when I drive it, it glides smoothly down the road. Still cant believe that its already 14 years old.
Where did you get the headlights? I have an 07 too, with yellow lights 😂
Honda and Toyota should make re-issues of their older models. Good cars with less "technology".
Agreed. Besides airbags and blind spot monitors you can keep all the new tech. My CRV has an electric parking brake. Why?
Exactly, just like flip phones too
@@fallerstephan9976 I stay away from current technology in cars. I'm not a fan of any of it and it's very expensive to fix. I love my 99 civic, it's simple with basic technology and easy to work on.
All car companies should do that
simple means less to fix.
I got an 05 Accord with a 5 speed manual for $4400 last year. Bought it with 72k miles.
Wow! Today that car is $7800.
Same here. Picked up my 05 5speed 120k for 3k. Much better on gas than my v8
I got an 05 accord all black tinted windows, with the 18” performance rims for $5300 last year and it only had 44000 miles on it
@@Viber0ptics niceee
@@Viber0ptics now that's a steal right there, I would have bought it as well without even blinking.
I think the check engine light is a good thing to have in a car; a warning about issues that you probably wouldn't be able to detect by how the car runs. I had a car where we decided to just leave the problem unfixed because it ran fine and would have been real expensive, so the light stayed on. What you failed to mention is that now you no longer have that warning for other problems, because the light is always on. There's no way to know if something else develops. I suppose you could just scan it every so often. For some problems, it might be worth the money to fix it not for the problem itself, but just to get your check engine light working again.
The CEL is only necessary because cars have become overly complicated due in part to ridiculous CAFE standards.
For major problems it will start flashing.
I was thinking the same thing. Come on Scotty.
Totally agree. CEL warns of issues that need to be resolved before they become expensive problems later on. I'd rather not have to wonder about it or regularly scan it to know for sure
Agree. Especially since it's flagging a $35 o2 sensor, I would definitely want the stupid CEL off.
I have a 2006 Honda Accord. Still going strong. Best car I ever bought.
My mom had an '06 as well, the LX, and some hail completely destroyed it :(
I have a 99 civic and it's the best car I've ever owned. It's my project car. I just cracked 200k. I've replaced every single major component on the engine with brand Honda OEM parts and it cost over 4k for those parts.
@@GenX_US_Marine Nice. Civics have lots of potential. A great project car indeed. There's a lot of ways you can customize it and it never ends unless you have deep pockets. Keep it up and tell me when you're done.
@@mcdus78 Will do. I'm not looking to turn it into a fast and furious car, but get it back to default new as much as possible. By replacing the major components on the engine, I've gotten back like 25-30 more horsepower. It's literally a night and day difference.
@@GenX_US_Marine I see. That's a safe thing to do. Keep it stock and bring back it's glory. I think you can do just that judging by your passion. All the best to you.
Hi Scotty. Good thing u brought up this car... in my country many of these honda accord version, the lower arm breaks off. Its a very frequent problem
I have a 2007 accord 120k miles still runs great.
My 03 has 194,000 and it's still surprises me everyday with its performance it can run 80 to 90 MPH+ all day long on the highway along with the newer cars with ease.I keep the oil changed with synthetic high mileage oil consistently.Easy to work on and I am old school. But I love this little beast.Its really a sleeper.❤Reliable smooth riding ,great braking, great throttle response .I put a performance chip in it for better gas mileage and it hasn't disappointed at all.Gas mileage is up,and the performance has left some people with their mouths open and in the rearview mirror 😂❤
Ha I've got a '98 Accord with 330k+miles that runs fine. I love that car
Got my accord new back in 2011. The car now has 205K on it and runs great! love Honda
Wow , I have a 2011 and it’s at 99K miles lol
Hope you are having a terrific day Scotty!
I always look forward to a Scotty Kilmer Honda Video! I have a 2001 Honda Accord V6 EX-L at 194 thousand miles and it’s still going strong. The car was my dads and he gave it to me in 2009 and I’ve had it ever since!!
I have the same yr/model. Mine has 128k. Great car!
@@Beez27 Nice I’ve been keeping up with the maintenance and repairs on mine and right now I’m on transmission number two on my car. It started slipping at 162000 miles and I thought to myself it’s not worth it to do a rebuild so I put another trans in it.
@@thepatriot2603 I've kept up with maintenance also. Very important to do. Outside of routine maintenance I've had to replace driver side window mechanism, air conditioner and the normal...tires and brakes. Oh and I did get it painted last year. Without a doubt best car I've ever had!
@@Beez27 that’s awesome! I used my first stimulus check to get rid of the rust on my car. There were bits and pieces but I managed to get them cut out and put new metal in those spots. I repainted my bumpers, hood and the right rear side of my car. I actually had the shop install aftermarket tail lights and headlights so I would have a unique look. The last major cosmetic project I’m going to be doing to my car is getting my roof, trunk and spoiler repainted because there’s some sun damage in those areas. After that it’ll basically look like a brand new vehicle.
My Dad had an 07 accord 200k miles and the thing still ran like a top. Only problem was exhaust leak every now and then it would be loud.Sold it to his friend and he still drives it today and he is a crazy driver!!
I have a 06 accord ex l 2nd worst car I have ever owned!
@@manygatos885 it was probably a v6 the Accord I am talking about is a 2.5 4 cylinder
@@dgvlogs2364 I got the v6 two timing belts in 4 years, failed oil pump, wiper linkage, by the time I include tires, wear items like breaks I could have bought a new car. It drives great now but never buy a car unless the owner has everything in receipts saved of the ownership of the car
I have a 1998 Honda Accord with 509,000 miles on it. I replaced the radiator, thermostat, and hoses. I’m also replacing the water pump, timing belt, and new hoses for the power steering. It should run like a dream after that. It blows cold air, and hot heat. The inside needs a good cleaning up, and I plan on doing a spray can paint job. But it was all I could afford with 7 kids, and it works fine for now. I’m also looking into buying a suv soon. So I can get all of my kids at once. Things are looking up for me, and thank you Scotty for giving me the confidence to tackle this myself.
I bought 2006 Honda Accord with 147000 miles 3 years ago now I have 240000 miles it still runs great only replaced the starter and vvt solenoid 👍🏻
I have a similar one 2007 Accord ex. Got it with 115k miles for $4000. Still running great at 165k miles 5 years later. I put low rolling resistance tires on it, now it can get up to 40 mpg in highway. Only had to replace brakes/rotors, starter, and spark plugs last 5 years.
I love my 2008 Yaris hatchback , it's peppy as hell and fun to drive ( standard ) and the gas gauge doesn't move !
I have an 03 Accord coupe with the 4 cylinder and it's got 250,000 miles and still going strong. I love that thing. I wouldn't be surprised if it made it 100,000 miles more.
Got super lucky in March finding a '96 Corolla wagon for $1,100. Stick shift. Fun as heck. Runs great!! 🍀😊👍
I have a coupe with 140K miles. These cars are built to run forever and stupid easy/cheap to buy, own and maintain.
Single serpentine belt, mechanical valve-train, timing chain. Pretty much everything can be accessed from the top of the engine. Plenty of working room under the hood.
Only real issue is the transmission had a recall. They installed a squirter in the fill hole and problem fixed.
Love when Scotty does a “pull”
Honda and Toyota sedans of the 90s and early 00s are built like tanks.
Well, it’s like how the old saying goes; When life hands you lemons, buy a Honda!
Lol
Gunnar
Never heard that one before
I think it's a. Gunnar geroy quote
@@coasteyscoasteys you’d be right
Maybe, "When life hands you a Chevy, trade it for a Honda?"
Or a Toyota
I personally have a 2007 Honda Accord Sedan with a 5 speed manual transmission that I bought for about $800 but I am still learning more how to properly drive stick shift.
Ha, my sister drives a 05 accord with 387,000 km, the thing will run forever. 😄
x .62 = 239k miles so not really impressed.
Put gasoline in and they will go forever.
I have the same exact Honda. White EX with spoiler. Has 280k miles. Runs and shifts great.
I've been telling people for a long long time that you can't go wrong with a Honda.
I told everyone I know this same thing for Toyota’s and Honda’s. Most people don’t always listen to me and get something that’s a serious money pit. But oh well.
Yup mainly cuz there’s two kinds of people people who get cars for status and people who get em for what they’re made for which is transportation and reliability
@@MasterJim2020 not every car is a serious money pit there are so many different cars why limit your options to 2 just bc everyone else says to do so
@@MasterJim2020 How someone chooses a Ford or Chevy over a Honda or Toyota is beyond me. They're clearly from the twilight zone.
@@efrainmarquez269 I've had my 99 civic for 11 years and it's been problem-free. I did replace a lot of the major engine components with Honda OEM parts because of the pandemic.
I still drive my 2008 Accord EX-L with 90k miles on it. I love it and hope to drive it another 10 years at least!
Put a small piece of black tape over the check engine light and everything will be fine…
@robert Moore
Hello
How are you doing
You don't know nothing about cars.
@@claudiosaccordlife2110 🤣 Just a little joke!
I remember years ago a guy came in with his car after it failed it's MOT because of the ABS light on. They told him the main modulator had failed and it was £1200 for a new unit. I checked it out and the other garage was correct and not scamming. He said he couldnt afford to repair it and didn't care about the ABS so i spliced the ABS light to the Airbag system. Light came on with the Airbag and went off so the other garage passed it thinking he had it fixed. Nice one
A friend of mine from Church sold me his 2004 Accord for $1. It has 263k miles, but it runs great. It needs some body work and the driver's seat is torn. I am fixing things one piece at a time to get my son ready for college. A great little car that has a V6 engine, and heated leather seats.
My first car was a Gold 89 Accord. Then a 95 Accord VTec. Can’t go wrong with a Honda.
Hello Todd
How are you doing hun?
My ‘07 Accord LE has almost 216000 miles on it. Still has the original clutch and runs amazing. Great model for any first-time car owner.
Had a 2003 accord lx, absolutely incredible no frills car that was reliable for all the years I had it. Would love another one, maybe a DX... I had an lx and it's too many features for me sometimes
2002 Mitsubishi Mirage ! The 2003 Honda Accord had Transmission problems.
Lancer that is Lol
Not mine!! 03 Honda 2.4 AT, 185k and still going strong, chgd tranny filter and fuilds @ 130k!!
$3500 for a honda with less than 100k miles. Thats a steal in my book
The V6 engines do last a while but I got rid of my 2004 Accord at 191,200 miles and picked up a 2014 2.4L Accord Sport with only 61K miles, I will run this till the wheels fall off.
Those Accords are awesome. I miss mine. Manual transmission too.
Hello Scott,In NIGERIA most people hate this car because it's fairly used brought into the country. The front joint use to go out and most a times destroy the fenders
I have a 03 Accord EX 2.4L with 632,000 miles and runs great
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@@ceezauto213 ?
I believe it. My 03 special edition import 2.4 manual accord is at 500,000. It's very zippy!
that will make me smile if i am still driving my Accord when it turns over to 600,000 miles, LOL
Scotty id love to show you my 2000 camaro. Amazing car, just retired her as my daily, but still runs great.
That’s the better accord than the new one they have now
The new civic is terrible I just rented one. It rides so rough and the seats are so uncomfortable it makes the car feel bad. The engine seemed good but it was too rough
Your nuts. The new accords are fire
@@lordhave4420 Except for the d-pillar 3rd window in the bacl that looks impala-ish. I will say the new accords look great with the right wheels.
@@anandchundi6805 where you rent it from? Honda don’t usually give cars to rental companies
@@justinrose6763 enterprise in Michigan I actually rented a Kia Soul and when I got there they’re like we got this civic which is was excited for until I actually drove it.
I own a 1994 Honda accord with a v-tec 5 speed manual trans with 336,000 miles and runs excellent doesn't leak fluids or anything.
I love my 2006;accord 70 thousand miles looks and runs like New
The 2003 and 2004 Accords had serious transmission issues, BUT ONLY THE V6 models. The 4 cylinder models were/ are bulletproof.
The thing is, my dad, my mother, and my sister and I drove from california to Ohio and back and it made it. It had over 234k miles on it lol
I have this exact model but beige! Absolutely love it! Used to be my parents car. I remember getting driven to middle school in the back seat. Of course now I’m driving myself around. Nothing better than that nostalgic feeling you get driving your childhood car. Pushing 230,000 mi now.
I already own 2 cars so if I get this one, I would be stupid. 3 cars ? Not needed. But … if I didn’t have a car and was in need of one now, this is a smart choice !
Our kids both had an Accord as their first car, the same one. Daughter named it Marlene. 3 years later we gave her our older Accord and her brother got her Accord, he named it Jeremy. 2 years later he totaled it sliding into a telephone pole 300 ft. from our house. Gotta love 17 year old boys. Jerelene (they combined the names) had 217,000 trouble free miles but living in the rust belt the rust was starting to take her. We could have saved it after our sons crash but the frame was so rusty it wasnt worth it. Son now has a Camry and our daughter is still driving our old Accord. Looks and drives like new with 151,000 troubles free miles. I moved up to a mint 2014 Accord V6 (always wanted one) with 52,000 miles that flat out moves! Loved all my Accords!
Headed through Clarksville in 2 weeks. Meeting an old Army buddy at The Catfish House, aka Wilsons Catfish.
I have the updated 2006 Accord and paid 7k USD for it in Thailand. 180k miles on it but still running strong. Only thing I had to do in the last years ( apart from basic maintenance ) was replacing the ac compressor clutch after a trip where I drove 2k miles in 3 days.
It is a great car
Downside about that light staying on is no warning of a different fault [new]
When it flashes you'll know lol
Hello mike Jones
How are you doing hun
Keep up the good work Scotty! Simple diagnosis with old school attitude towards repair/replace on newer technology! Thank you!
Clarksville; the home of the big 101st Airborne, Fort Campbell
You are one of 3 people I trust to tell me what car to buy
$3,500!?!? Right now in NJ that car would be $7k and would sell in an hour lol.
Hello Justin
How are you doing hun?
I saw just saw a 02 Accord 120k miles listed for 8.7k in Hamilton😭
ron taylor out of control!!
@@jennifersmith842
I got a 2004 Accord sedan with the 2.4 auto and I love it. 108k miles for $2k. Only thing replaced so far, replacing the starter, it's behind the intake manifold. Doing brake pads in a couple of days.
I paid 4800 for my 03 buick lesabre only 78k miles on it in perfect condition
Kinda high, but great cars. 3800 V6 is a beast.
@@johnl3230 well not really I checked the Kelly blue book and thats about what the car was worth at the time and now that prices have gone up its value has gone up so considering that I bought it right before the chip shortage I think I got a pretty good deal
@@thegodhoward8037 I think that's reasonable for one with 78k miles
@@roof8978 I agree. That's a heck of a low miles car. And yes those 3.8 V6 are great engines.
I got an 06 for 3,500 with 118k miles and ive been in love with the 06-07 models ever since
I’m 16 looking for a used car and one moral of Scottys is: “take your time when buying a used car”
Have a 2005 Accord for my kids. Has a 175K miles on it and still runs smooth, zippy and gets great gas mileage. Love my Hondas!
What up Scotto!👍😎
Nice car, we’ve been looking for our daughter just got her license. Best so far is a 08 Blazer with 97,000 miles. Can’t believe how many used Nissan Rogues or Jeep Libertys, Patriots and Compass are at every dealer we go to.
I drive a 2003 Dodge Intrepid, still runs GREAT. 3.5L V6 and it drives AWESOME! The intrepid is great and super underrated as long as you stay away from the EVIL 2.7L… but yes there ARE shockingly good used dodge cars.
I have an 04 accord. Bought it three years ago with 2,50,000 kms for CAD $2000. Today, it is 3,70,000 kms with no or little maintenance and still running strong here in Canada
Honda accord best car ever made 💯💯
This is a great car. I bought a 2007 with a V6 a couple months ago with 73k miles. Was the car I wanted for so long, thank God I found it.
Why not change the sensor just to clear the CEL? Because it's not serving any purpose when it's lit 24/7
Hello Jonah
How are you doing hun?
Some people are not bugged by lights on their dash
@@SofaKingSteezy some people are aware of how useful a correctly working CEL can be for solving little problems before they turn into big problems
As a father who gave an old perfectly good car ( Toyota in my case ) to his daughter, I fear what 2 years has done to that car. Though I always remember the adage my father told me: “every teenager wrecks their first car… some do it fast, some do it slow, but your first car is only one thing: a lesson”
"It doesn't shake anymore"? Is this the same car that needed the CV axle?
Those year Accords had lots of inner CV joints with excess wear on the tulip.
Put two rebuilt axles in one, and still had a shake. Took the tulip off the old core that had a tight inner joint and put it on the rebuilt axle that was assembled with a worn tulip. Problem solved.
I own 2003 Accord LX bought new in November 2002. It is rare made in Japan before they moved manufacturing to the Ohio factory. Still my daily beater and going strong at 240,000 miles.
Let's go. Scotty coming in clutch like always
My ‘04 Accord has the exact same error code, and because of this video I think I’m gonna skip replacing the sensor since it looks like I’m gonna have to take off the passenger seat in order to get to the connector (my carpet is all stiff and won’t lift up properly). I’ll just use the scanner about once a month or so. I’ve loved my Accord for a long time, still rocking my first car 8.5 years later
I love my 09 Accord 97k miles. My first new car and has never given me any issues at all (that werent taken care of by dealer warranty)
I have that same car with 264k - reliable & inexpensive - I would suggest changing the transmission and coolant fluids
Scotty never disappoints 🙌
Love my 2006 Honda Civic! Had it for 6 yrs now, 155,000 miles, runs like a dream, no codes, changed the PCV valve on the regular, changed the Auto Trans fluid and the power steering fluid, blows cold AC, purrs like a kitten! I had another Civic,1986, put 375,000 miles on it and then sold it for what i paid! 🙌🙌🙌
I stopped doing something very important to watch this because its more important
@@hadmymonkeypoxvaccineimcra2328 it was a dry no wiper.
@@hadmymonkeypoxvaccineimcra2328 it depends on what you eat. I have been so busy I have been only eating dinner and its mainly been meat and bread, no fruits or vegetables.
my dad has one with 250000 miles on it and vtec still kicks in like the day he bought it new. trans shifts like new. good good cars.
Me: Scotty called me stupid, I'm so mad!
After watching: thank you for teaching me, Scotty.
Ha! Makes me feel good for steering my daughter to find her own Honda Accord (2001)for her first car when she was 17. Now four+ years later no major issues, runs like a top... she loves it and won't speak of updating it! Nice.