2003 Honda Accord

Pros: Great fuel economy; user-oriented and friendly; powertrain for acceleration

Cons: Steering wheel controls

The Bottom Line: Get behind the wheels of the well designed, redesigned Honda Accord and enjoy its safety, performance and reliability!

Review: For all its 27 years, the Honda Accord line has not ceased to wow car enthusiasts and competitors. The American Honda Motor Co is not ready to cede their position of status to any other manufacturers either. Even when the Toyota and Passat engineers...

Pros: Refinement, power, economy, luxury, price

Cons: Rear seat not quite up to others, handling could be sharper, huge speedometer, V6 auto-only

The Bottom Line: Still not a sports sedan, but other than that an amazingly good car. And for significantly less money than Camry, Altima, or Passat.

Review: For whatever reason, Honda alternates when designing each new generation of Accord. One generation will be conventional as can be, then the next will actually be worth looking at, then it ll be back to conventional. After five years with an Accord...

Pros: overall performance, amazing seats, the dual zone climate control, and safety!

Cons: Some of the interior details seemed cheap. Could use more brushed aluminum trim.

The Bottom Line: In the near luxury segment, you can't get more "bang for the buck" than the 2003 Accord EX V6 Coupe

Review: Now that I've owned my 2003 Accord Coupe EX-V6 for 12 months, I feel a review of the automobile would be useful.

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My overall impression of the car is that it's 1) Solid 2) Well executed 3) Reasonably sporty 4)...

Pros: High safety record, large trunk, roomy backseat, sleek looking, high gas mileage and economical.

Cons: Sit low to the ground

Review: I own a 2003 Honda Accord 2-door. I purchased it when I was single, wanting a sporty car that could get up and go. Not long after I got married and am now planning on having children. I was so heart-broken at the thought of having to sell my car...

Pros: excellent acceleration, stereo/sound, interior design, seat comfort

Cons: noise when driving at low speed, may not start all the time on first try

The Bottom Line: This car is a good quality for the price, much better than an Acura for your money's worth.

Review: If you're considering to buy a car, go to www.carbuyingtips.com first to educate yourself like I did.

I bought this car in satin silver w/o the spoiler on 12/13/02 from a fleet manager after 3 months of research & emails to various...

Pros: good value, the engine should be smooth and quiet, nice interior

Cons: have concerns on the quality of car and Honda's services

The Bottom Line: Nice car and good value. If their services are not improving or I find more problems on the car, I will not buy Honda again.

Review: I believe it is a great car if you are lucky to get a good one.

For the first 2-3 weeks, I enjoyed the car very much. The engine was smooth and quiet, the sound system was good and the interior is roomy and nice.

I took delivery...

Pros: Gas mileage, roomy, sporty, remote window control

Cons: Seats get hairy, radio very expensive to replace, only one exterior key hole

The Bottom Line: It's a great car for the money. Just keep an extra lint-roller handy.

Review: Now I've never seen 'The Fantastic Four,' but I've named every car I've ever driven and I feel it's bad luck if I don't. Dumb habit.

Anyway, as you can guess I have a 2003 Accord LX Coupe, silver with a black interior. Overall, I prefer...

Pros: Navigation system - it is very thorough with guiding you to your destination.

Cons: Lagged acceleration (once engine kicks in, there is plenty of power in 4cyl)

Review: I bought this car specifically for the interior. This was a great buy! Some quirky things to consider before purchasing: 1. there is a lag when putting the pedal to the floor and trying to accelerate. 2. the navigation system controls the audio and...

Pros: Terrific Engines, Smooth Ride, Impeccable Fit & Finish, Quiet, Good Gas Mileage, Comfortable Seats, Transmissions

Cons: Slight Oversteer(V6), Radio quality (FM reception), Standard Tires, Useless Dual Climate System, STYLING

The Bottom Line: Once again Honda has set the pace for other companies to follow, and most critics agree the 2003 Accord is THE reference in it's class.

Review: I am now the proud owner of a new 2003 Accord, and I can tell you right away this is without any doubt the best car I have ever owned (out of a dozen).

2-3 years ago I had test drove the previous model, and did not find the car was worth...

Pros: Stable at High Speeds and in Rain, 25 miles per gallon at 80 MPH, Seats

Cons: Steering wheel controls disappear at night, pillars block visibility

The Bottom Line: A car that you can live with in traffic, haul the kids, and drive like a Porsche to unwind, you can't go wrong.

Review: This is my third Japanese Sport coupe, going first with the Mitsu Starion, to a Subaru SVX, and now a 03 Accord coupe.
I went into the dealer with no intention of buying this car, the dealer was offering 50 bucks for a test drive. The car had...