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Used 1990 Honda Accord EX for Sale Nationwide
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Andrew S
Reviewed a 1990 Honda EX on Dec 29, 2011
Honda Accord EX-R Available in 2 & 4 Door's F22A 2.2L More Powerfull than Regular Model ( LX & EX ) same motor as a SE, Exhaust Manifold & Intake Bigger, Different ECU giving a bit more to this car ! Muffler with Twin Tip tell you it's a EX-R Setup ! Power Window Sunroof Door Lock Rear Spoiler ( Optional ) Alloy Wheel ( EX-R only ) Deluxe Interior Blue & Ivory Foglamp ( Optionnal )
Anonymous
Reviewed a 1990 Honda EX on Aug 10, 2007
Drives forever. Only problem has been in that when it gets hot, really hot, outside, sometimes has trouble starting. It always starts.
Anonymous
Reviewed a 1990 Honda EX on Dec 15, 2010
cool car but huge in size nice grip perfect suspension soundless engine sound system jbl pioneer rims good tires n every thing working and and in nice shape and color and what else a beauty and the beast of highway
Sarah B
Reviewed a 1990 Honda EX on Mar 17, 2008
It is comfortable and easy to drive. This car went through a lot, and never complained! Very good for a first car or a commuter! Great on long road trips and never a problem with parking cause it is such a reasonable size.
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