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by shoplmart in Cars & Motorsports, - Top 10
Jan 10 '02 - Updated Jun 12 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: No 
Pros: Luxurious interior, Good handling. Cons: 4-cylinder engine, Plain exterior, Expensive options. The Bottom Line: With Bland styling, almost below adequate power for a 3,000lb vehicle designed to haul around 5 adults, and V6-V8 fuel economy, I'd Pass on the 2002 Accord LX.
For many years, since 1977, the Honda Accord sedan has been sort of an 'upscale' Honda Civic. The Accord offered comfort, great gas mileage, reliability, and was very affordable. With that said, the Honda Accord attracted a huge fan base, so large...
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by isong - Top 500
Apr 09 '02 - Updated Apr 16 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Solid car, nice fit/finish, ergonomic controls, great resale value Cons: Ho-Hum styling, weak engine, thin paint, poor warranty The Bottom Line: The Accord has always been well-built, reliable, and has always kept its resale value. The tradition continues...
If you look up the word 'unique' in the dictionary, you won't find it anywhere close to the Honda Accord. You won’t find it next to Toyota Camry, either. These two cars are probably, by far, the most popular models in its class. Both are known for...
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by an_amazing_guy
Jan 11 '07 - Updated Jan 16 '07
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Reliable so far, finish great, brakes vg, visibility vg. Cons: Seat in not as comfortable as I would expect. Styling is totally boring. The Bottom Line: Good car, would purchase used if price not out of line.
I an writing this review with some history with this car. I feel it's best to wait a while to review a car, so you can evaluate all the of the nuances about it that will annoy or delight you. So, you used car buyers - here it is! Here are my ...
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by SHeineman - Top 500
Dec 16 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Reliability, nice looks, Cons: Not a single major one, so far (knock on wood) The Bottom Line: A great, fun to drive, reliable car. Honda's reputation is top of the line, and my Accord experience to date has been no exception.
This review is a part of the Fluff Chick Write-Off hosted by Madyl.
Most of these writers are well-known for writing about "girly" items, such as beauty products, but have decided to express their creativity in a slightly...
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by flouswa
May 04 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Reliable, great handling, attractive interior/exterior Cons: climate control, tilt wheel (I don't know why Honda bothers!) The Bottom Line: A great family car, very fun to drive and comfortable.
After a nightmarish year and a half we decided to get rid of our Ford Explorer Sport Trac and go back to Honda--this is Honda number 4 for me. Previously my Honda's have all been Civic's, but there has been this nagging yearning all this time for an...
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by mothadone
Feb 25 '09 - Updated Feb 27 '09
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Great resale value, V6 power, well built, great reliability record. Cons: Automatic tranny can be jerky at low speeds, headroom can be tight with sunroof. The Bottom Line: Honda quality and reliability while sportier than Camry are far more fun to drive. Does not compare in the slightest to "domestic" brands, I've driven them all.
After a lot of research after my experience with the Subaru Legacy (see my review) I decided the Accord was the car I needed and wanted. In my first few visits to the used Honda dealer, I had actually ruled out the V6 Accord because they came standard ...
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by colbywankenobi
May 07 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Excellent build quality and materials, refined powertrain, nearly ergonomically perfect, legendary Honda quality Cons: Underpowered engine, bland styling, undersized wheels and tires, couple of interior buzzes The Bottom Line: Though not an exciting car by any means, the Accord VP provides excellent fuel economy, ample room, and better-than-average reliability and resale value at a reasonable price.
The Details:
The car Im reviewing today is the 2002 Honda Accord VP Sedan. The VP stands for Value Package, and was available only for the 2002 model year. A variant of the Accord DX Sedan, the VP added appearance,...
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by Whale04
Nov 30 '01 - Updated Jan 23 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Bumper to bumper - a quality car. Handles well. Theft deterrent system. Cons: The coupe model looks better. Not exactly the fanciest interior. Adequate acceleration. The Bottom Line: Quality workmanship and resale value mean you will be just as happy with your car when it's three years old as when you brought it home the first time.
Accord or Camary or ??? 4 cylinder or V6? Which one should you buy? There are so many nice cars out there, it's hard to tell which one is the best buy. And with cars costing so much, no one wants to find out a year down the road that they shoulda,...
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by spitz1
Jun 15 '04 - Updated Jun 22 '04
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Stylish, Powerful & Reliable Coupe Cons: Some Quality Concerns, Could use some more Power The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend the Accord, or any Honda for that matter. I am aware that there are thousands of satisfied Honda customers to 1 dissatisfied customer.
Ever since the complete redesign in 1998, I knew I had to have one. The coupe was finally more than just the sedan with two less doors, it had it's own sporty personality. Sporty enough to steal sales away and kill off Honda's long running sports coupe, ...
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by treihing
Nov 21 '01 - Updated Jan 18 '04
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Smooth Ride, Climate Control, 8 Way Adjustable Leather Seats, 6 Disc In-Dash CD, 200+HP Cons: Mileage (It's a V6) Otherwise None!! The Bottom Line: Smooth, Elegant automobile that competes in every area with the far more expensive luxury cars in the higher model classes
**January 2004 Review Update** I love my EX-V6! This car never lets me down and I now get 24mpg in the city and on road trips I top over 39mpg! Sweet huh? I highly recommend this car!** After extensive research I purchased a 2002 Honda Accord EX V6 ...
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by utonel
Feb 10 '03 - Updated Feb 17 '03
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Reliability, comfort, small luxuries at a great price. Cons: Compact spare tire, sub-standard cruise control performance. The Bottom Line: Lots of luxury features for an economical car. I have peace of mind knowing I won't have any major problems for at least 150K miles.
Two months ago, I was driving off the university parking lot when a typically careless driver made a sudden and illegal U-turn in front of me. Without any time to react, I T-boned him totaling both cars.
Thankfully, my 1998 Nissan Altima kept me...
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by splinky313
Jun 04 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Sporty, Fast, Smooth, Comfortable Cons: Small Back Seat The Bottom Line: An extremely well engineered car. It has it all. Why look at anything else?
Exterior
Styling is very sleek and still up to date even though this model has been around for 5 years. Some changes were made in the bumpers and front fascia to modernize the look. If you compare a 2002 model to a 1998 model, you can notice some...
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by mymere
Apr 29 '02 - Updated Apr 30 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Comfortable, Quick, Stylish, GREAT!!! Cons: V6 only comes in Auto The Bottom Line: This is my favorite of all cars I have ever owned or even ridden in. I would recommend it to all!!!
It has driven me nuts that I can't review this car in its own category of Coupe & V6! But anyway, I absolutely love it. I have drooled over it for years since they redesigned it to this body style and have finally graduated from college so I am able to...
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by MASTERNC
Jan 12 '02 - Updated May 10 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Responsive & quiet engine, Rock-solid reliability, well-built interior Cons: Uncomfortable seat, conservative styling, no manual transmission The Bottom Line: Honda, as usual, seems to have perfected an award-winning formula for a car, but try a Nissan Altima as well. Who knows what 2003 will bring?
For as long as I can remember, I have driven Japanese imports, mainly Hondas and Toyotas. In fact, since 1983, I have owned 2 Honda Accords (I currently own a 1995), a Honda Odyssey (2000), and a Toyota Camry. Every one except the Odyssey (it's too...
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by Jacqlin82
Feb 19 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: cute, stylish, powerful! Cons: they don't come with factory wings, you have to buy one after-market =( The Bottom Line: I can't wait to save up my money so that I can go out and buy this lil' baby! This car is perfect and suits all my needs!
"Why waste time daydreaming about a more refined drive when you can experience it with the stylish, high-performance Accord Coupe?"-Honda
Wow, I couldn't have said it better myself. This car, which has been in Car and Driver's...
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