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Used 1986 Honda Accord LX Hatchback for Sale Nationwide
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Brandon N
Reviewed a 1986 Honda LX Hatchback on Jul 18, 2008
LIKES- 22 mpg in the city, 28 on the highway. good gas mileage, has the "FLIP" headlights, zippy acceleration, spacious interior, fog lights, sporty hatchback body style, very accurate power steering and brakes, engine is in great condition; for an old car, very dependable, runs like it could go another 100,000 miles DISLIKES- has a dent on the right passenger door (I WAS IN MY FIRST ACCIDENT ONE DAY AFTER I BOUGHT MY FIRST CAR. SEEMS LIKE AN OMEN... RIGHT?). the trim above the back left wheel well is peeling off, a little bit of paint rush. sometimes when my car idles, it feels like it might stall out. all these things just come of age obviously... i would still recommend this car to any teens or adults. i personally like the sporty, 80's classic Hondas. Price- $1,600
Jordan A
Reviewed a 1986 Honda LX Hatchback on Jun 19, 2008
It is a very good reliable car, it has about 230,000 miles on it and it still runs great. Obviously there are some things that need to be replace just because it is old, but other than that it is a really nice car.
Glenn B
Reviewed a 1986 Honda LX Hatchback on Apr 24, 2008
This car is a great car to get you from point A to point B. This car will move you physically, but wont stir anything emotionally. When you move your car, it should move you. If it doesnt there's something wrong. If you are looking for nothing more than reliable transportation, this car is it.
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