2006 Honda Accord Sedan - Consumer Opinions
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We have scoured the web for consumer reviews of this car and found the best ones for you to read. Found 186 reviews. This list is displayed in ranked order based the reviews we think are the best.| Ranking | Details |
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| #1 |
Love My HondaSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: I love the comfort, the acceleration, and the quality. |
| #2 |
Spoiled by my AccordSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: The V6 is very smooth and powerful, it provides effortless performance. |
| #3 |
Think 100 times before buyingSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: I cannot say anything good about it. Cons: Honda dealers have an attitude. |
| #4 |
Safe and StylishSource: MSN Autos...Comfy seats, very peppy. A nice looking car with great options. Cons: Fog lights and iPod adapter are extra add ons. Overall: This was very first "new" car. I was quite pleased. At first I wasn't sure if I wanted buy the same car that everyone else was driving, but I really liked it. After owning my Accord for 6 months I was hit at an intersection and I walked away. The police and paramedics were impressed with the side airbags. I was told that they helped me avoid serious injury. They recommended that I replace my totaled Accord with one just like it... |
| #5 |
Great Car !Source: MSN Autos
...Pros: It is a great car. it is fun to drive lots of power from the v-6 and it still gets great gas mileage.lots of room in the car. |
| #6 |
My Honda Accord V6 review at 30,000 milesSource: MSN Autos...Dashboard, Interior, low maintenance, traction control, 6 disc cd player. I have surprised many people on how quick this car is. Cons: Needs Lighted steering controls. Rear leather seat has black buttons that came off, dealer replaced seat. Front brakes rotors has not been replaced at 30k miles. But they do shake sometimes. When i wash the car spray the brakes and seem to take the shake out. Paint seems to be thin. Overall: This is my second Honda and i have owned many different makes over the years, nissan, toyota, ponitac, ford, chevrolet. Toyota and Honda has been the best for me. I really... |
| #7 |
Superb driving machine.Source: MSN Autos...Pros: Appearance, roomines, handling, agility & acceleration. Cons: No dislikes. None. Overall: Great car. On par with much, much more costlier ones... |
| #8 |
the ultimate carSource: MSN Autos...Pros: styling,quality,handling,looked at more expensive cars,honda has them beat Cons: sunroof bottons should be placed in a more accessible spot Overall: excellent car... |
| #9 |
BEST CAR FOR THE MONEYSource: MSN Autos...Pros: Performance, Interior, Safety Cons: Nothing Overall: Great car, stylish, and safe!!!!!... |
| #10 |
A distinctive noiseSource: MSN Autos...Cons: A distinctive noise Overall: I don't like it... |
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