Brings me back 20 years. These things were just simple and unbelievably reliable. Accurate steering with good feel, excellent shifter, and the seats were supportive.
I will always watch videos about this generation. I learn to drive in a 1999 Accord during high school. I will always love that car. Yeah it had no AC or a radio and bad gas lines but it still was fun to drive. I wish we kept it. I wish I knew what I know now on how to maintain it.
I always loved the simple ergonomic Honda interiors. It’s good to see Honda is one of the few cars nowadays w functional and simple interiors. But I miss the ultra low dash of earlier Hondas.
My dad had an '02 DX 5MT. He wanted to use it to teach my brother and I stick. Sadly, a lady ran a red light and totaled it back in 2012. On another note, I would love the occasional video of vehicles that aren't new -- Whether that be driving impressions, audio system, fuel economy, or something else. If nothing else, it'd be neat to see how we've come over the years!
My cousin had one brand new, he had the ex in manual and same green color. He went and put nuespeed springs, Enkie wheels, apex’I cat back and aem intake. I was like 11 when he first taught me how to do an oil change. Great times.
My first car. It sadly had to be taken to the dumps because I couldn’t afford maintenance anymore. I still have the key in my key chain because I just loved the thing.
This thing was honestly overpriced considering todays market. $39k equivalent for a 4 cylinder manual accord. That’s a horrible value. A 2022 touring with the 2.0 turbo was $38k and the new touring are $38k starting
@@dawsongranger4940 inflation calculators don’t tell the whole story. People had MUCH lower expenses compared to the avg salary. To say it would be $39k is meaningless and inaccurate
Great car but mines unfortunately has given me so many issues, probably more due to lack of care from the previous owner. Such a shame bc mines has no rust, the engine is just shot
I used to have a 99, man getting into one of those and driving it around was a joy. You really can tell how heavy cars have gotten.
Brings me back 20 years. These things were just simple and unbelievably reliable. Accurate steering with good feel, excellent shifter, and the seats were supportive.
I will always watch videos about this generation. I learn to drive in a 1999 Accord during high school. I will always love that car. Yeah it had no AC or a radio and bad gas lines but it still was fun to drive.
I wish we kept it. I wish I knew what I know now on how to maintain it.
I will never forget this generation of Accord. ❤
This was nice to watch, I learned to drive in this generation of Accord. Takes me back!
I Will always have a 5th generation Honda Accord in my lineup it was the golden era of Japanese ingenuity.
I always loved the simple ergonomic Honda interiors. It’s good to see Honda is one of the few cars nowadays w functional and simple interiors. But I miss the ultra low dash of earlier Hondas.
Great. I had one of these, and now I miss it. It was a V6. You're making me want to look in the classifieds for a 30-year-old accord!
Just picked up a 97 lx sedan Manual as my first car this car looks so fun to drive!
How is it?
I have a 94 EX 4-dr...manual, of course. My little gem backup car. Love it.
I love those old Honda horns, it sounds just like my 2004 CR-V
What a gem!
My dad had an '02 DX 5MT. He wanted to use it to teach my brother and I stick. Sadly, a lady ran a red light and totaled it back in 2012.
On another note, I would love the occasional video of vehicles that aren't new -- Whether that be driving impressions, audio system, fuel economy, or something else. If nothing else, it'd be neat to see how we've come over the years!
Have one they the funnest to drive of any Honda never forget
My cousin had one brand new, he had the ex in manual and same green color. He went and put nuespeed springs, Enkie wheels, apex’I cat back and aem intake. I was like 11 when he first taught me how to do an oil change. Great times.
My first car. It sadly had to be taken to the dumps because I couldn’t afford maintenance anymore. I still have the key in my key chain because I just loved the thing.
What an amazing car, literally just update the interior a bit and it's on equal footing to new cars imo
that is STILL a good looking car this many years later
I miss mine, had a 96 4 door manual, wish I kept it,,
You should do an audio test on it.
That's a beauty 👌
Back when you could get an awesome, middle class car for $20k. Now that won’t get you a Sentra
In 1997 that was equivalent to $39K…
This thing was honestly overpriced considering todays market. $39k equivalent for a 4 cylinder manual accord. That’s a horrible value. A 2022 touring with the 2.0 turbo was $38k and the new touring are $38k starting
@@dawsongranger4940 inflation calculators don’t tell the whole story. People had MUCH lower expenses compared to the avg salary. To say it would be $39k is meaningless and inaccurate
minimum wage was also like 5 bucks an hour.. it all goes hand in hand
Why are there no stop signs at any of the intersections in that neighborhood lol
Ikr? Has always been weird to me
An LX coupe with a sunroof? Always thought the sunroof wasn't a feature on any trim below EX 🤔
I had the same one except gold colour. F22B baby. SOHC non-VTEC lol
Great car but mines unfortunately has given me so many issues, probably more due to lack of care from the previous owner. Such a shame bc mines has no rust, the engine is just shot
MPG TEST 100 miles
Very likely going to average 32 mpg at 72mph.
7:47 did you get a ticket or sum