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Used Honda Accord 2010 – Buyer’s Guide
Why buy a Used Honda Accord?
The Accord is very much a continuation of the progress Honda made with the previous generation car. Smooth, very refined and handsome the Accord is very much like a Japanese Audi A4.
The Accord is at least class competitive in every area but the diesel versions have only recently become available with automatic gearboxes and in terms of refinement they are off the pace. With Honda, petrol is the way to go.
I’ve seen several Used Honda Accord for sale, which should I buy?
Honda make some of the best petrol engines you can buy and they really work well with the Accord. The difference in fuel economy is not as great as you might think but the difference in refinement is huge.
As well as petrol engines, Honda also make excellent manual gearboxes - this means that the optimum Accords - those with a manual box and a petrol engine - are the cheapest second hand as this segment is dominated by diesel.
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I’ve seen a Used Honda Accord for sale, what is a good price?
The optimum used Accord, a 2 year old 2.0 petrol manual Tourer in ES GT spec should cost around £15,500. Contrast that with £18,500 for a similar diesel and the choice is obvious.
Depreciation surprisingly chunk y on every year on diesels, so it will cost to own. Whereas the petrol loses lots in the first two years then settles down £ which is why it is our choice.
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