About Used Honda Accord Cars in Utah

Typically, used Honda Accord's have good fuel economy with a range of about 32 mpg on the highway, and 26 mpg in the city. It takes regular unleaded gasoline. The used Accord has had slight modifications, but its basic fundaments remain. It was completely redesigned for 1998, and the 2001 sedan was significantly updated, with a new engine hood and fascia up front and a new deck lid and tail lights in the rear. This used car still features an understated, refined appearance. What's different is an aggressive stance that gives it just a taste of a European sedan. This is a vehicle that does its job well. The Accord has been one of America's best-selling cars for the past 10 years. It is most likely that used car buyers are looking for the Accord’s legendary reliability. For 2001, all Accords feature Honda's patented dual-stage inflator airbag technology, which automatically adjusts the deployment of the front passenger airbag based on the severity of the crash and whether seatbelts are being worn. A side airbag system is standard on EX models or with the V6, and optional on four-cylinder DX and LX models. A coupe is available, and Honda designed it to have its own identity, enhanced for 2001 by a more aggressive look to the bumpers, a body-colored front grille, and new alloy wheel designs. As before, only its headlights and door handles are shared with the sedan. The Coupe is a good looking used car, and a good choice for busy executives who want a car that is both sporty and practical. The Accord is an easy car to drive. This handling is balanced because of the Accord's strong chassis and double-wishbone front and rear suspensions. At the handling limit, it tends toward under-steer - the front tires lose grip before the rear tires. Accord EX V-6 feels is typically lighter on its feet than its used car competitors, the Toyota Camry or Chevrolet Malibu. The Accord also had superb brakes. In fact, Honda's Accord sets the standard for mid-size sedans. Accord offers a smooth, quiet ride, and an attractive interior with front and rear seats that are roomy and comfortable. Furthermore, in 2001 Accords were made to meet or exceed California's Low Emissions Vehicle (LEV) standard, regardless of which engine. Honda used airline business-class seating as a model for the Accord interior, which is a perfect example of space efficiency. The front seats are wide and comfortable and there's a great amount of room for rear seat passengers. While pre-1998 Accords were considered big compacts, the 2001 Accord is a true midsize sedan. Generous front and rear door openings make it easy to get in and out of the car. Extra features that may be found on this used car make it even better. Sun visors offer sliding extensions. A HomeLink remote control system can be programmed to open garage doors, turn on house lights and turn off security systems. The Accord has good all around design, excellent fuel consumption rates, and is a great value.