2000 Honda Accord consumer reviews

Very Reliable however some models have been known to have transmission issues. The interior is comfortable and there is a ton of trunk space!

Small but fast and good on gas, good in snow, good in the mountains. I liked this car becase it was easy to fix and cheap to run.

I had a manual accord and for anyone who is wanting to learn how to drive a stick I would definitely recommend starting with an accord. Not only is it easy to drive, it also has a decent amount of power to it so its very fun to drive.

I've had this car since it was new and I've had only two incidences of major maintenance related work done to it in 17 years and 250k miles

My son got great job and bought new car.He has been driving this car for almost 5 years.The front bumper has some damage.Runs great

If you start driving this car, will be very excited, still it's old car, but you feel inside like in new

What to say... Its a Honda.. V6 super quick and comfortable. Sporty seats and sporty ride but equally as comfortable on the hwy. Good gas milage. We haven't had many problems with our accord for over 17 years. Drives great. Great car for the value if you can find one not driven to death.

this is small car that really doesn't have a lot of power with it. its easy to handle light weight. very compacted .

This particular model is decent on gas and a great bargain for reliability. You may encounter one or two problems here and there; but if you keep on the maintenance, you'll most likely have the car until 300k miles (mine was a 280k mile car).

I bought this car used in 2012 and have repaired about everything. I'm so disappointed. Transmission, radiator, alternator, starter. U name it. Every time I repair it, something else happens within 2 weeks. Now it's a battery wiring problem and slow oil leak. Yes, I have kept up with maintenance. Got so tired of it all that I purchased a 2007 Toyota. At least I know it will start when I get in it. What happened Honda? I have put more into the car than what I paid for it. And no, I don't believe it's the fault of previous owner. It 's just a lemon pure and simple. Maybe just putting in a new engine would have been cheaper than all the repairs.