August 26, 2006— Torrance, Calif. Show
2007 ACCORD SEDAN SPECIFICATIONS Back to Top 2007 is a good year for the Honda Accord, with a lifespan of up to 300,000 miles and no mechanical problems. At {price1}, it’s costly but well worth the money.4.42 Owner Reviews 532 chevronRightAlternative vehicle Models & Specs 8 chevronRightAlternative carAlternative Exterior (18)carDashboard Interior (14)colorPalette Colors (11) likeFilled The Good Ownership costs are low, the V6 engine is very sporty and there’s great passenger room. dislikeFilled The Bad Braking distances are long with pads wearing out quickly, cargo space is small and the cabin is noisy. 2007 Honda Accord: Key Points
Positive Owner ReviewsaccountCircle Brooke S Hondas are the best no question! Hondas have always had a wonderful reputation, they last, easy to service, and great on gas. They always stay up to date with the technology and always looking for ways to improve their vehicles. The cars are great for long road trips because they are so super comfortable on the inside! Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Reagan B My vehicle is a burgundy 2007 Honda Accord with black interior. My Honda Accord drives so smooth and nice. It is very good on gas; which I important to me being that I live 5 hours from school. I love the interior; both the color and the design. The ac works amazing and is gets very cold! I haven't had any problems with it yet and hope I will not for a while. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Mike F The 2.4 liter engine is a powerful 4cyl. Compared to the 1.5 that are in sub suv now Love the car for what it is. I bought it with 80000 on it and have done nothing but oil changes and brakes. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Christopher W Our little Honda is awesome! Bought this 2007 Honda Accord used and it has been one of the best cars we have ever owned. It is even better than some of the new cars we have purchased over the years. It has a nice ride, a/c CD player decent radio gets great mileage. We make sure oil and fluids get checked every six-thousand miles. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Anna E Helpful budget friendly because its gas saving. Gas saving car, durable and reliable comfortable for me and my family it is really a nice car I really love it. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Me M If a reliable and affordable car are important, then a Honda is the car for you! I have had my car for 11 years and only had minor issues. It has almost 150, 000 miles on it! Last time I took it in for a tune-up, the mechanic told me it was good to go for another 100, 000 miles!! Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Mohammad S Economical Maintenance, stylish car Comfortable ride, cheap maintenance. AC cools very nicely. Stylish looking car Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Liu V This Honda Accord is great It drives very good and you can even hear the motor.This car is very economic on gas and comfortable Read more chevronRightAlternativeNegative Owner ReviewsaccountCircle Ursula W Reliable easy to repair has had no major mechanical problems only one recall on airbags My Honda has never had any major issues I've loved the car since I bought it and would buy another. It's a Honda Accord ex Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Aleks D Fast but it will make you furious. Its a 2007 V6 Honda Accord. The V6 is nice for getting up to speed and merging but the car is really heavy and doesn't turn very well. The turn radius is obnoxiously large making parking and U-turns difficult. Since it's heavy and six-cylinders it eats gas like my dad eats hot dogs in the summer. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Josie L High maintenance! Stylish, but pricey to keep up. Let me begin by saying, I am a Toyota person! Honda is okay, but the maintenance fees to me are too high. I had my Toyota for over 16 years and until the last few years, I never had to spend the kind of money I have spent on the Honda. I take it to the dealership and I really believe they charge you for some unnecessary stuff at times. It is nothing for me to spend $200 -$300 or more every 3-4 months when I take it in for service. The car sounds super loud when the A/C is blowing, but other than that I have not really had any major problems. I have leather seats which are super hot in summer, and a sunroof which I love. It is an older model so it does not have bluetooth or a backing camera. However, to me, it is a stylish car, but I hope to get a newer one in the next couple of years. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Dawn G Its legal and it gets me around. It tends to break down often. Its old, and the window is broke out. The body on it is ok. It's expensive to fix. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle April R This has been a great car. Runs well. Its old and outdated. I do like that it's good on gas. Me and my mate share a vehicle at the moment. I must say its kind if aggravating. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Greg E It's old. It was in a wreck. Has had lots of problems. Old. Was in a wreck before I bought it. Need a new one. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Nita D My vehicle has low mileage considering how long I have had it. My current vehicle is way too small in size. I have six members in my family so it is a tight fit. I am starting to get a lot of mileage of it as well. I am very satisfied with the performance, had it for a few years and been trying to keep up on everything on it. So that continues to be very reliable for me and my family. Read more chevronRightAlternativeaccountCircle Latoya H It has automatic door and trunk. The vehicles has automatic door and trunk. It. Is too low to the ground and scraps against it. The trunk get stuck and needs to be pulled open. Drives smoothly. Read more chevronRightAlternativeTop Critics Reviews
What Problems Does the 2007 Honda Accord Have?Common complaints include paint issues, fast brake pad wear and uncomfortable seats. The 2007 model is excellent, and the newer 2008 model has nearly 8 times the number of complaints. Chipping paint and rust are the most frequent problems on cars with over 58,000 miles. Paint chips when it’s damaged or not properly cared for. The only solution is repainting affected areas, at about $800 per panel. Premature brake pad wear is another issue, wearing out in only 35,000 miles. Upgrading the pads to aftermarket ones is worth the extra money since they last longer. A new set of pads costs around $300. Uncomfortable seats are still a common complaint about the Accord. Some owners choose to add pillows for additional cushioning, and others replace the seats with aftermarket options. New seats can cost over $1,000, while adding a pillow is only $10. There are 10 recalls, average for cars from 2007. They include transmission control module software, power steering hoses, air bag modules, and the accelerator pedal. Most serious is the accelerator pedal, which can cause unintended acceleration. How Much is the 2007 Honda Accord Worth?Blue book prices range from {price1}, making the Accord more expensive than rivals, including the Sonata and Passat. When new, the price range was $18,625 to $29,500. Depreciation is average, losing about 10% of its current value each year. How Long Will the 2007 Honda Accord Last?A properly maintained 2007 Honda Accord will last about 300,000 miles, which is 100,000 miles higher than an Altima or Optima. According to Repair Pal, maintenance costs are low at only $308 per year. There are some parts owners should prepare to replace as an Accord gets over 150,000 miles on it. They include the A/C evaporator for $500, thermostats costing $375, and coolant reservoir which costs around $275. accountCircle David S Yes. It is very reliable. The nay problem is that it wears out batteries to quick. A technician at the dealership told me that some have that problem. accountCircle Eric H The only problem it has is a 'pinging' sound in the top of the engine. But it has produced no issues. The car has 320,000 miles on it and runs great. accountCircle Emma C It is very reliable, I have had no issues since I bought it used. I drive it to my school and back home and it works great. accountCircle Sherniqwa G The vehicle is very reliable and I do not have any problems. It is easy and affordable to maintain maintenance on the vehicle. accountCircle Ramon S I would have to say no to that question. As long as the owner does his or her part as far as the normal maintenance of the car is concerned; like scheduled oil changes, replacing tires and so forth, this car is highly dependable. chevronDownAlternativeRead moreaccountCircle Kayla H It is very reliable, I drive 45 minutes one way, to work three times a week, and have school everyday as well and it has not given me any trouble. No mechanical problems at all, the maintenance light has came on due to the fact it was in need of oil change, but otherwise I haven't had any trouble from the car. chevronDownAlternativeRead moreaccountCircle Cathy H Only one recent issue with light on radio now comes & goes. Otherwise I have stayed away from repair shops! So nice to have a Honda't hat is dependable! accountCircle K A No major problems and the vehicle runs fine. The occasional battery change and change of tires. Not to mention that oil changes are every 3,000 miles. What Are the Models & Specs?LX is the entry-level model with:
EX adds comfort features including:
EX-L is the luxury model and includes:
car VP Sedan 166 HP 29-30 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative car LX Sedan 166-244 HP 25-25 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative car LX Coupe 166-244 HP 25-25 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative car LX SE Sedan 166-244 HP 25-25 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative car EX Sedan 166 HP 29-30 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative car EX Coupe 166 HP 29-30 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative car EX-L Sedan 166-244 HP 25-26 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative car EX-L Coupe 166-244 HP 25-26 MPG View Details chevronRightAlternative What Technology & Safety Features Are Included?Technology is good in the 2007 Honda Accord compared to other midsize cars.
What Engine Options are Available?The Honda Accord offers impressive performance for an economical midsize car. Going from 0 to 60 miles per hour only takes about 5.9 seconds with the V6 engine.
What Color Options are Available?How Big is the Accord?The 2007 Honda Accord is a midsize car available as a coupe and sedan, with the sedan being similar in size to the Camry and Mazda6. There’s plenty of passenger room in the back seats of the sedan, but the coupe only fits small children. Cargo space is small, at only 14 cubic feet, which is enough room for 3 to 4 suitcases. How Does the 2007 Honda Accord Compare to Other Cars?One of the closest competitors is the more expensive Toyota Camry. The Camry offers better technology with a complete redesign, but the Accord is much more reliable. The competition is close in most years, but the Accord is the clear winner for 2007. Another rival in the same price range is the Nissan Altima. Where the Altima comes out ahead is with better safety ratings, but the Accord lasts nearly 100,000 miles longer. In the used market, the Accord is a better choice. Ranks #2 Midsize Cars by Owners1 car 2007 Subaru Legacy 4.45 2 Tie car 2007 Honda Accord 4.44 2 Tie car 2007 Toyota Camry Solara 4.44 expandShow All Final Verdict: Is the 2007 Honda Accord a Good Car?Yes, the Accord gets a high rating of 4.4 out of 5 based on 528 verified owner reviews with no serious issues reported. Overall, 2007 is one of the best years for the Accord, with a low number of complaints and confidence-inspiring driving experience. Quality is similar on Accords from 2005 through 2007, with more problems showing up on the redesigned 2008 version. accountCircle David S Yes. It is gets good mileage and it has had very few repairs. It also held up well in a bad wreck. It is still comfortable to drive. accountCircle Eric H Yes. It has been very reliable, dependable and virtually maintenance free. Other than basic, routine maintenance, there have been no issues with this vehicle. accountCircle Emma C Yes, the 2007 Honda accord lx sedan is a very good vehicle. It has some wear and tear but it is good quality and does not break often. accountCircle Sherniqwa G Yes, it is durable, efficient on gas, and is a vehicle that has longevity. Even though it is an older vehicle, it had good features and is a nice looking vehicle. It is easy to keep the vehicle up. accountCircle Ramon S Yes, it is an excellent vehicle. It handles very well. Super comfortable on the inside with the bucket seats, which are also heated. And as far as gas goes; it gets really good miles per gallon. accountCircle Kayla H Yes, I love my Honda accord, it is good on gas and 'spacey' for a compact vehicle. It has been very reliable, I haven't had any trouble out of it, I service it regularly and it has ran like a brand new vehicle since the day of purchase. chevronDownAlternativeRead moreaccountCircle Cathy H Yes! Bought this car used with 63k miles. It has great gas mileage & has been most dependable. I have even driven it from east to west coast with no issues. A comfortable ride, roomy trunk & dependability! chevronDownAlternativeRead moreaccountCircle K A Yes the Honda accord is a good vehicle. Very good on gas as well. Efficient and easy to drive. Yes it's a good vehicle. How far can a Honda Accord go on a full tank?The 2022 Accord has a driving range of over 480 miles with a single full tank of fuel. Eco Assist helps drivers save even more gas in stop-and-go situations. The EX-L and LX models deliver the best gas mileage out of the bunch with 30mpg in the city, 38mpg highway, and 33 miles per gallon combined.
How many miles of gas does a 2007 Honda Accord hold?Used 2007 Honda Accord Specs & Features. How many miles can I get out of a 2007 Honda Accord?A properly maintained 2007 Honda Accord will last about 300,000 miles, which is 100,000 miles higher than an Altima or Optima. According to Repair Pal, maintenance costs are low at only $308 per year. There are some parts owners should prepare to replace as an Accord gets over 150,000 miles on it.
How many miles can a Honda Accord go on 1 gallon of gas?The Accord gets an EPA-estimated 30 city and 38 highway MPG.
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