Used 1996 Honda Accord for sale near Spring, TX

Very personable group of people. We had great conversations about cars and trips and the tail of the dragon. They went out of their way to make sure we were happy with the Trackhawk. Very up front and honest.

Comfy but small and im fairly short. The car has all necessary extras but i dispise that the radio does not turn off ever crazy.

Very helpful and honest. I felt comfortable with them. Ali took his time and stayed a little late for me.

I have a 96 Honda Accord Coupe EX 2.2 Manual Transmission. This thing is indestructible! I bought it a year and a half ago and put 50,000 miles on it. I drive A LOT in a high traffic area. Currently have 145,000 miles on it. I am religious about changing oil. I bought it with a new head gasket. I have changed the brake pads twice. That's about it. I forgot to park it in gear, on a hill, and it rolled half a block into someone's house. (Thank goodness for car insurance.) I was able to back out and drive it home! It needed a new windshield and head lights. That's it!. Sometimes old cars squeak. My Honda drives smooth and quiet to this day. They sure don't make them like they used to.

Left the Bay Area to find a good deal in Roseville and found a great one on a 2016 Honda Civic! From 12-5, I spent so much time talking to these sincerely nice guys, Murray, Ronnie, Miguel, the guy at the mid-range and affordable lot, and the finance guy. You can just tell there’s a business here that is run well where everyone respects each other and then treats the customer with kindness and respect. I test drove 4 cars in the roasting heat but finally bought one that I love. And didn’t break the bank. Thank you for the wonderful service today guys!!!!

Purchased new and in its 24th model year (currently 276,000 miles), still good acceleration and reasonable gas mileage. For comparison I owned two Camrys (1985 and 1989) for 18 years each. Tracking problems and fluid leak onsets, the Camrys were credible, but the Honda problems started later and were less severe. I also run a 1993 Geo Prizm every day. That is 51 years of driving just two new car purchases. My last car payments were in 1996 and may have enabled me to retire without loss of living standard. Money was tight when I bought it so it was the DX model with manual locks, window cracks and mirror adjustment. For those feature I regret not getting the LX model. However, the window cranks impressed some child passengers who had never seen them before. We told the kids to ask their parents to buy them on their next car.