The Most Reliable Honda Ever Made

You said "concerning" then described things that weren't concerning

My 1992 Honda accord has 288k miles on it and has a 5 speed manual transmission and still has cold A/C I wouldn’t trade that car for anything. I know what I got a car that keeps on going.

The CB7.. what an amazing car

That honda accord model was my first ever car I owned.

Had one just like that, '91, thing was a tank. CV joints went out so it clicked when I turned

So Honda quality has plummeted because it's not profitable doing too good a job.

Worked for AAMCO transmissions in the late 70s , Quite common to see with 300k on the original automatics. Toyota's too.

Reliables untill corroded? its joke. Rust isnt reliable effect

A problem with the distributor is the understatement of the century. It wasn't uncommon to replace them every year and any shop you took them to would test a new one on it first before anything else. The automatic transmissions in these were garbage and the next generation Accord through the early 2000s ended up with a class action lawsuit for the transmissions that came with the V6 transmissions. People see these are reliable because maintenance and repairs were cheap so people fixed them instead of trading them in like other cars that were just as reliable but repairs were expensive. Many people also bought these with the intention of taking car of them, doing routine maintenance and repairs. They weren't just magically more reliable. They simply cost next to nothing to replace a starter/alternator/the distributors that get replaced about as often as oil, hell even a motor and transmission cost next to nothing to repair or replace and just about anyone with a basic set of tools could do it. These weren't exactly V8 Camaros where spark plugs required a PHD, an expensive tool or 38000 extensions to reach the rear six, a lot of cursing before you decide it is easier to just lower the motor in the rear or pull it for other basic maintance on the rear of the motor because satan himself designed it. Japanese cars were simple and that is why they were taken care of instead of sent to the scrapper.

I have a 2007 Honda Accord, 220,000+ miles

They were also one of the most stolen cars in America for many years because they were so easy to steal

Why didn't you start it?

Love my cb7 never getting rid of it

I have an 02 honda accord. still running strong. I had to replace the distributor because the internal seals failed and the circuitry got saturated with oil and messed with the cam pos sensor. I replaced it with a cheap chinese aftermarket and it performed horribly, so I got a reman'd oem hitachi one and put the original ignition coil in it and it works great. the vtec solenoid seals started to leak, so I took apart to part where it was leaking to put a thick layer of rtv sealant on the flattened gasket. this is just a temporary fix until I get a new seal set for the vtec solenoid. the transmission still shifts smoothly. I drain and filled it once after I neglected to do so for a while (I'm guilty). The fluid wasn't burn and it doesn't slip, so I'm going to drain and fill it a couple more times for the next 1k miles and then switch to regular intervals of like 30k miles. I did a timing drive job on it a few months ago, the first complicated engine repair I've ever done, and I got it right. I'm having issues with accessory drive noises, so I replaced the alternator and just 2 days ago the power steering pump. still hearing squealing sounds, so it must be the ac compressor. The Northern road salt rust is pretty bad on the passenger side of the subframe. I plan to replace the subframe assembly and hardware, which will be the most complicated job I'll do so far.

I had one lowered and was going to use it to race but my parent at the time made me sale it 😢that car was fast and loud

I’ve been restoring one of these over the past three years and have had it drivable for the past few months. This car is a blast to own and I love how simple the interior is. Mine is white with a red interior and the automatic seatbelts.

I currently have a 92 accord ex 5sp it has 350k on it still driving strong even after I had to rebuild the front end because of a accident and still driving like it’s new and engine hasn’t been rebuilt yet

The old prelude was dope too

I Had A 95 Nissan Maxima With 467,000 Running Smooth, No Issues , Until A Teenager Slam Into Me Damaging Engine, And There Insurance Payout My Car At $2.7k .

My first car was a 93 Honda accord such great memories in that car super reliable they definitely don’t make them like this anymore

All Hondas are the best not sure about the 2018 and above

Had a new one. Man the body fell apart but that engine lasted forever❤

Sold my 93 Honda Accord with 437,653 miles on it.

I have a 1992 coupe ex 5 speed and I love the thing, mine just reached 242k miles and still runs strong

I owned 2 92sz both 5 spd

This and the Mercedes 240d or 300d
Million miles club

I had one, a wagon, loaded and with a five speed. Fun, comfortable, cheap, economical and reliable. Great car

Agreed. I just wish I had the credit at the time that those were being Manufactured To buy one.. d***it 😅

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Think d*** near all of them were manual transmission. I only recall 1 or 2 maybe that had automatics.

Love the cb7 coupes

I really want a 3rd gen accord hatch with the popup headlights but you just don't find them anymore.

A museum example with 1 million miles on the clock...
*laughs in Volvo*

I don't know what it is with me and older gen Accords. I had a blue 88 hatch dx totalled in 2002. My most recent 94 white ex also totalled RIP 8/5/24. Both cars had wheel/tire packages and aftermarket sound systems. Only accords were accident magnets. The 91 civic never came close to being smashed up.

Most million miles aren't recorded i bet some easily beat that

I've got one of these, 92 LX Coupe with 86k miles 5spd manual, factory seats are terrible for comfort however.

Simply loved how I fit and slept in my brothers manual shift coupe~ Honda. I you have to toil these years were especially comfortable to me with manaul seat adjust.

What year is it

I took my drivers test in this car back then, awesome car for that time.

I bought a 1980 Accord new it had a Manual transmission in 1980 for about $9000
drove it for 10 years 200K miles. The Air Conditioner failed many times costing me a lot of money at the time

Still daily my 1992 accord and take it in 600 mile road trips every 3 months. Armchair on wheels

They’re also known for captive rotors

Not the vibe I'm getting
How tf you get that?

I saw one on fb marketplace around my area, it had 917k on it and the guy was casually selling it for 1,500

They dont make hondas like this anymore

My first Honda was a ‘94 Accord that lasted me 350K miles and only died due to an accident. I will always be loyal to Honda.

Had a 97 for 20 yrs

1990-93 and 94-97 are the best Accords ever made, I had a POS 94 EX that i bought for $400 and it was a great beater never broke down the 2 years I had just needed new brakes

I had one of those but in green.
I ran over something and tore up the transmission. 😢
I wish I still had it. 😭

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