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Ant A
Reviewed a 1994 Honda EX on Jun 11, 2026
Classic. Reliable. A steal! I owned a 95 Accord V6 30 years with the Acura Legend engine and it was a jewel. This will be a great gas saver and trusty vehicle to get from work and church.
Rich D
Reviewed a 1994 Honda LX on Aug 8, 2012
Good Build quality, purchased off an older guy, who had it since about '98 or '99.. Runs Great, decent on gas, Very Impressive Power for a car of it's size. Doesn't handle great, but i attribute that to the tires i have at the moment. the 2.2 is a great motor, bullet-proof in my opinion. Power window motors are a known problem. My drivers door is slow, and needs to be guided at the top sometimes. Speakers are well placed, although i added an aftermarket deck and infinity speakers; 4x6 fronts, and 6.5 Rears.
Mike L
Reviewed a 1994 Honda LX on Apr 14, 2008
amazing first car. great handling, gas mileage, and overall reliability.
Charles S
Reviewed a 1994 Honda LX on Oct 7, 2008
It was very modern for its time. currently the car has several performance mods. It has very good acceleration and being a five speed has a sporty feel. there is plenty of room and it is comfortable. these cars never die as mine has 187000 miles and runs like new.
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