Used Honda Accord for Sale

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£3,900 Honda Accord 2.0 i-VTEC EX 4dr
- 2006
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- 80,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Blackheath Motor Group
020 3018 3971

London
£3,990 Honda Accord 2.4 i-VTEC Executive Tourer 5dr
- 2005
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- 94,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Constance Cars Ltd
020 3018 3776

Harrow
£5,750 Honda Accord 2.4 i-VTEC EX Auto Euro 5 4dr
- 2011
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- 75,882 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Silverstone Cars Ltd
020 3018 6927

Barking
£5,995 Honda Accord 2.0 i-VTEC EX Saloon 4dr Petrol Auto Euro 5 (156 ps)
- 2008
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- 71,597 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Silverstone Cars Ltd
020 3018 6927

Barking
£1,295 Honda Accord 2.2 i-DTEC ES Euro 5 4dr
- 2010
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- 163,396 miles
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- Diesel
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- Manual
Easicars LTD T/A Easicars Supermarket
020 3018 5736

Southall
£11,395 HONDA ACCORD 2.0 i-VTEC EX Saloon 4dr Petrol Auto Euro 5 (156 ps)
- 2014
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- 36,000 miles
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- Petrol
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- Automatic
Wise Auto Ltd
020 3018 4515

Ilford

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Used Honda Accord

The Honda Accord is designed for drivers who want comfort, dependability and a touch of class in their daily drive. For many, it strikes the right balance between a premium interior and sensible running costs, rivalling the likes of the Ford Mondeo and Volkswagen Passat. The Accord is most commonly found as a saloon or estate, with the eighth-generation (2008–2015) models blending upmarket interiors with strong engines and advanced safety kit for their era. Earlier generations (back to the 1990s and beyond) offer a more traditional shape and simpler tech, but the Accord’s reputation for reliability means they're still a good option if you like a more vintage aesthetic. Across all versions, you’ll notice a quiet drive, excellent fit and finish and robust engineering – all hallmarks of the Honda name. While it isn’t the most spacious car in class, especially for rear passengers, the Accord stands out for its smooth engines and high standard equipment, even on entry-level models. In recent years, Honda has focused on the Civic and CR-V, so the Accord is no longer sold new in the UK. A good used example is a hidden gem, especially if you want something a bit different from the crowd.

Pros

Famous Honda reliability
Smooth and refined on the road
Well-equipped as standard

Cons

Narrow, smaller boot on some models
Rear space not class-leading
Petrol models can be thirsty

What are the key safety features of the Honda Accord?

The Honda Accord (especially 2008–2015) was awarded a five-star Euro NCAP adult occupant rating. All models come with ABS, traction control, multiple airbags and ISOFIX. Higher trims add advanced driver aids like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance and collision mitigation braking.
What engine options are available with the Honda Accord?

Most UK Accords from 2008–2015 offer a choice of 2.0- or 2.4-litre petrol engines and a 2.2-litre i-DTEC diesel, with manuals and some automatics available. Earlier (2003–2008) cars made do with similar petrols and a 2.2 diesel. The 2.2 i-DTEC remains a popular all-rounder for economy and punch.
What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Honda Accord?

All but the most basic Accords are generous with kit. Expect climate control, Bluetooth, cruise control and quality stereos as standard from the 2008–2015 range. Higher-spec EX and GT models bring leather trim, sat-nav, parking sensors and even heated seats. Build quality and tactile switches set the Accord apart from many rivals.
What is the fuel consumption of the Honda Accord?

The Accord’s 2.2 i-DTEC diesel achieves up to around 50mpg in government tests for later models, but expect a real-world average closer to 45mpg. The 2.0-litre petrol sits around 38mpg combined, with the 2.4-litre closer to 32mpg. Estates are similar, but aerodynamics and driving style make a difference.
What should I check when buying a used Honda Accord?

Check for regular servicing and evidence of timely oil changes – especially on diesels. Listen for clutch or gearbox issues and ensure electronics still work as intended. Rust is rare but not unknown on older models. For peace of mind, it's worth considering The AA Vehicle Inspection.
Are Honda Accord cars reliable?

The Honda Accord’s reputation for reliability is well-earned. Engine and gearbox issues are rare with proper maintenance. Interior quality and electrics are strong, and many owners keep their Accords well past 100,000 miles with minimal fuss.