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4.0 stars
"Very good, fun to drive car"
Pros: Tight ride, very comfortable, fuel efficient (if you don't have a lead foot)
Cons: Honda was very stinge with the Stereo System having just a very basic CD player, does not play mp3/wma or have an auxiliary input
Summary: I own the 2007 Honda Accord 4 Cylinder SE. Got it for $19,459 during the Honda Clearance sale with 18 miles on the odometer, $21,000 after taxes and fees. I've had this car for about 6 months now and have driven about 6500 miles. I've enjoyed the tight suspension of the Accord, it feels semi-sporty. I enjoy the little tidbits that put this car together, everything feels like it's in its right place. The stereo feels very open with large buttons and is easy to navigate. I like the carbon fiber accented arm rest on the driver's side door, it feels rich, light, and durable. I'll have to admit that it is a boring car, most non-luxery mid-sized family sedans are... boring (with the exception of the Saturn Aura which is a magnificent looking sedan). Fuel effieciency is good, I average about 26 mpg with 80% City and 20% Highway. At 90-100% highway I'll average at around 33 mpg, if I leave the cruise control on at 70 mph and am going uphill from South Texas to Austin. The only reason why I won't give this car a 10 is the very stinge stereo system that won't play mp3/wma's or have an auxiliary input as most boring mid-sized sedans did in 2007. As for the reliability, I can't say, maybe after 5 to 10 years of daily use I could tell you. So far I have not had any problems, but I'm sure that goes for most cars on the market these days.
