2004 Honda Accord

The Honda Accord has remained one of the most popular cars in the mid-size family sedan segment since it's inception. Like it's minuscule brother the Civic, it is built to last and comes in a wide array of body styles and trim packages. 2004 Honda Accord models look more European in nature than most domestic cars and is very beloved compared with other cars in the class. These cars are offered in both coupe and sedan body styles along with adequate power under hood from any machine one is equipped with. There verily aren't too many areas to critique these budget minded sedans.

It is foremost to note that the mid-size family sedan type is probably the most competitive in the market. The Accord isn't necessarily the best all the time in any category, but it remains a more than capable car that has it's sure advantages. Trim levels offered for the 2004 Honda Accord comprise the Dx, Lx, and Ex. For economical minded buyers only looking for trustworthy transportation the Dx will probably be adequate. Keep in mind that this basic trim container only has basic features like power windows and a minimal stereo system, along with smaller wheels.

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Consumers looking for a mid-level container will have to reconsider an Lx model. These ordinarily come with full power accessories, Ac, a better option of interior fabrics, sun roofs, and a Cd player. Those looking to verily get the best feel from an Accord will only be satisfied with an Lx model. These offer features that more intimately seem that of a luxury car than a family sedan. Inside buyers will find full leather upholstery, leather steering wheels, potential Cd changer, galvanic seats, heated seats, and many other elective features.

For power the 2004 Honda Accord come with both a 4 cylinder option, as well as a V6. The 2.4 liter in-line four puts out up to 240 horsepower and is more than capable of propelling this light car to highway speeds in a hurry. Consumers who wish to have even more power under their foot will have the option of a 3.0 liter V-6 engine. Also available is a hybrid machine combining galvanic and gasoline engines. Transmissions available comprise a five speed manual or a 5 speed automatic.

Average fuel economy for the Accord ranges from 24 mpg city to 34 mpg highway. Compared with the Nissan Altima the Accord does lack a minuscule bit of power in the V6 equipped model, but makes up for it in fuel consumption. Drivers will find that they spend money on fuel more like they own a small car than a family sedan.

Compared with other vehicles one of the most common remarks is that it has very nimble handling. The suspension ideas for the 2004 Honda Accord is very similar to that of the Civic. Each have been designed specifically for more responsive handling and improved safety. Other security features comprise front and side airbags, along with elective stability control. In most crash tests the Accord performs at the top of it's class.

Consumers looking for a car that won't break the bank, yet still offer execution and style must reconsider an Accord. Whether you want a bare bones car, or something a minuscule more fancy, there is an option to suit just about anybody's needs.

2004 Honda Accord