Faults:

Broken cover for the radiator - fixed for around 1 EUR.

Noise and vibration from the gear lever, happens when accelerating - not solved yet, but shouldn't be too expensive.

Middle muffler is teared inside - expensive to replace, from the dealer around 1,000 EUR.

General tear and wear from a 15 year old car.

General Comments:

The car is very comfortable, low noise on highway speeds (120 kph). It pulls OK for the power and weight, but it is not an S2000. If you push it, it will drain the fuel tank in a blink of an eye, but then again, it is not what this car is about. If you want a high revving and exciting 4 door Honda, buy a Civic instead.

Despite the above quoted problems, for the money I purchase the car, I would recommend it. It is really a good bargain nowadays.

Had to buy one, since it is one of only a couple of cars my wife enjoys the styling of (for the money) and she has a point. It is still a good looking car.

The servicing is expensive at the dealerships, but you don't have to do it so many times, so it's OK for me.

Faults:

Because this is a black 1999 Accord, the clear coat is starting to wear off.

The battery and cables connecting to it failed at 152,600.

The leather seat on the driver's side near the door is cracking.

General Comments:

I have owned this car for about a month and a half. Good car, reliable, very comfortable.

The gas mileage could be better. I am used to my del Sol, which gave me 30+ MPG, and now I'm getting 20+ MPG, but am getting so much more of a car. So I would say the loss in fuel efficiency is worth it.

Faults:

Bought the car (182,000 miles, used):

Clearcoat peeling on dark green metallic paint. (Dark Emerald Pearl)

Slight oil leak.

224,000 miles:

Radiator hose split, overheated.

Needs new hoses, and oil seals badly.

New clutch/brakes in next 10k miles.

General Comments:

This car is a very well rounded piece of machinery, sad to let it go.

Good power from the VTEC 4 cyl. (150 hp, 150 ft. lbs) without sacrificing too much gas. Great torque throughout the RPM range.

Great shift ratios with 5 speed, make handling the Sierra Nevadas a breeze and fun.

Outstanding in snow (FWD), even with chains.

Fold down the rear seats and you have 2x storage room for long objects (skis and snowboards, tents, or lumber).

Even with an oil leak, still got 28 MPG overall.

Cabin spacious, great for those over 6 ft. in height.

Beware of cooling system and oil problems past 200k miles. A little "car knowledge" goes a long way with this car.

Engine itself will run forever! Don't be afraid to open up the throttle with a cast-iron block and heavy-duty internals. Practically worry-free.

Faults:

When I first got the car, it had problems.

First was both CV axles needed to be replaced. Labor was $75 a side. I purchased the parts from Advance Auto.

The rear passenger side window is cracked. Due to money problems, this has to wait.

The EGR valve needs to be replaced (code 1491 I think). Has to wait.

A transmission hose needed replacement as it leaked under pressure. $80.

Car needs tires, a good detail cleaning, and a drain and fill of tranny fluid, as it's starting to slip when the weather is humid.

General Comments:

Well to start, I didn't really need another car, as my Legend was coming along fine and needed few repairs. The car was a visual rust bucket, but ran like new.

I decided to buy a weekend car... something that I could take out for a night downtown or whatever with the wife. Every car I looked at was in terrible shape, and didn't fit my needs at all. But that changed when my sister purchased the car prior. She's used to making payments, and not used to taking care of a car. She grew tired of the problems, and sold it to me. Given that the Accord has high mileage, a??? transmission, and a few problems that I stated above, it was worth the 2 grand.

The car drives nice and is a looker. This car is my third Honda, and so far the company hasn't let me down. An Integra, a Legend, and now this Accord.

This car still worries me, as the trans gives me sleepless nights worrying about its behavior problems.

I've always thought that Honda coupes were feminine, as they are often driven by women in my area. The sad part is that I crashed my Legend back in May, which left me with a broken right ankle. I have to depend on this car more than ever, as it's my only mode of transportation.

I don't trust this car quite yet, as it has failed a few times to start, and stalled at stoplights. I knew what I was getting myself into when I purchased it.

Now the performance of the 200HP motor is excellent, as it takes right off when I need that extra speed. The car handles OK, but the bald passenger side tire makes driving the car a chore in the rain.

The leather seats are comfortable with little wear, but have black dye embedded in the cracks from my wife's uniform...don't know what to use as it's tan. There enough room in the backseat as no one complains.

In a way, I regret buying this car as I have doubts about its long term reliability. But this won't stop me from getting another Honda, as this is my third.