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Used 2004 Honda Accord EX V6 for Sale Nationwide
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Erik B
Reviewed a 2004 Honda EX V6 on May 10, 2010
Fun to Drive. Great on Gas, Like the GPS feature. Additional modification allows greater HP and acceleration. Upgraded CPU added so no more limitation to 125MPH. Great handling and responsive driving. All around the Car is low ownership cost and fun to drive.
Koray K
Reviewed a 2004 Honda EX V6 on Dec 22, 2007
Just Perfect! THis my second Accord, this model is smaller but it is more agile. I really like to take the sharp turns and it is equipped all the security features.
Mikhail C
Reviewed a 2004 Honda EX V6 on Jan 22, 2009
This car does not have the strongest acceleration from 0, but after it gets going and you floor it, she just takes off. The cost of of owning it is not too high, thus far in over a year only regular oil changes, brakes and one burned out light. The fun factor for me is great considering I used to drive a 4 cyl Camry and a 98 Buick...
Katherine B
Reviewed a 2004 Honda EX V6 on Jul 9, 2008
Handles great, good turning radius for a larger car. Good responsiveness and great pick-up. This was my first Hoonda but I am sold now. Love the color too. Ocean blue.
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