1998 Honda Accord V6 review - Worth $1 million and that's no exaggeration.

[@qrower]

this video looks like it is from 1998

[@phillipcsandoval9094]

qrower , It sounds like 1988... !

[@laugh_til_ithurts]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gongjinliu696]

More like 2001

[@OBARRVAGOS]

That 90s look of Honda accords really nice and that v6 engine oh ya . Nice

[@andrewsmith1163]

My 95 accord has 335k miles on it. Starts every time and I don't take care of it what so ever. Put gas in it and go. Car is no joke

[@787BullyBeatDown]

Please take care of it.

[@-renoboarder-4820]

Great video and insight. I have the 1998 Honda Accord EX V6 coupe. I purchased it recently and surprisingly, it only had 61,000 miles on it. It looks great still and drives like new! That’s unheard of for a car that’s been around 20+ years. You have a great attitude that has definitely contributed to your success. Best of luck to you!

[@FCT8306onTwoWheels]

Ive got a 98 Accord LX 4 cylinder manual. 243,000 miles on the second engine and I love this car.

[@everycarSeattle]

Awesome car, doubly so because it's manual! You have great taste Fred World!

[@kidgoku7806]

I know it's been a year past since u left this comment but I'd tell u I thought I was the record holder here. I have a 2000 honda accord v6 I got 241,000 mls on it ur just 2000 mls ahead of me. U should be at 300,000 miles by now if ur still using it. If yes is it still running good so that I know once I reach that milestone I should start saving money to buy a new car.

[@judybrandt5176]

Bought my '98 Accord EX V6 when it first came out: Black Paint/gray inside with all the goodies, from Lennertz Olds/Honda in Merrilville, IN, and then immediately drove the new car to Charleston, SC, where I still live. Still have it, son drove it to Clemson for 4 years. Then grabbed it away from him when he bought his own ,08 Accord V6. Now, at 23 years old, mileage is about 287,000. Today, putting a 4th set of CV boots on the original CV shafts, did replace rear shock/struts a few years ago, had entire car repainted due to failing clear coat, Had a new rebuilt trans at 240K miles, and recently replaced most of braking system with new parts. Did finally have to replace one front wheel bearing when it got noisy. Did almost all work myself. Since wife had oil replaced oil every 3000 miles for years, inside of valve train looked brand new at 250K when I replaced leaking valve cover gaskets. Heads have never been off engine, and has had two timing belt replacements (0ne by dealer, and other by with with help from Eric the Car Guy video I purchased). Get this: still has all 4 original window regulators, and radio is still working on original speakers. Not one crack on the dash. Most reliable car I have ever owned. Wish I could say the same for '97 BMW 528i I had: a constant repair nightmare for years, until I sold it when front suspension died for 2nd time. Your video makes me think I should maybe sell this car to a restorer as a sleeper restoration car. Paid $25K for a new car that has lasted 23 years, and I still drive it to Boeing every day.

[@KeysWithSoul26]

Very nice story, and it’s definitely nice to hear of another 98 Accord owner in Charleston! I live in Summerville and have a 1998 Accord EX V6 as well. 192,000 miles and it’s still in pristine condition. Mine is a Dark Emerald Pearl (dark green) sedan. It’s always nice to see other well-kept ones in the area.

[@cbell7512]

I have a 2000 Ex V6 @ 310k still running strong very easy to work on original transmission is still running smooth. Love Accords this is my 5th Accord.. Can't see myself driving any other car..

[@everycarSeattle]

That's a great story Curtis. 310,000 miles? That's awesome!

[@jojo123469]

I have a 2000 Accord EX and is in show room condition...I love these Honda's. I just put a timing belt on mine with 302,000 Km. I should have replaced the timing belt many years ago but the old one held out since I bought it new... And that Honda your showing is one hell of a nice car. I will keep my Honda for as long as I live...Canada

[@everycarSeattle]

+lastchapter I would love to have one for a daily driver, they really are pretty much perfect cars. This one in particular was incredibly nice.

[@efrensaclolo7021]

@@everycarSeattle As a family of 5 I own 5 6th generation accord I drive a 98 my wife 99 my son a 2000 my younger son 2001 and my daughter 2002.We all love it .Easy maintenance. 2001 just hit 400k miles and the 2000 hit 300k miles.All of them have the same engine and transmission.This V-tec engines is so far the best engine by Honda.The only problem are the front seals especially the balancer seal will pop out after 100,000 miles due to that missing bracket that now Honda sells for $4.50 when you replace the seal.There should be a recall on that .Honda got away with that.So on 4 cylinders maybe not on a 6 cylinders.

[@Daniel19980902]

Got the same exact model in heather mist and everything. Can't say its aged as well as that model but it has 240,000 miles and still going strong!

[@raza.durrani]

We had the exact same one! but in black, it was an amazing car, it was still working fine at 350km but it got stolen...tough loss, but now we have the 07' v6 one and it again is simply outstanding !

[@kb3410]

I have a 2001 Honda Accord LX V6 everything stock barely hit 160k miles and I love it 💪🏼

[@bromatoast8784]

Same, looks just like this but mines a 2001 vs with the leather and 6 disc changer and sun roof and all. I got almost 180,000 and the biggest problem that I've ever had in 8 or 9 years is just the EGR valve needed cleaned. ( IT WAS ALL CARBONED UP)

[@Thebookofeellii]

I own one of these mines black though, they are super fun to drive I got it for graduation from my dad

[@everycarSeattle]

+elmexicanochilango Nice present. That's one of the most complete cars ever made and in many ways the high point for the Accord.

[@edgarmartinez7155]

this is a masterpiece by Honda, it's a shame the transmissions are junk in these things.

[@Whatiscamber]

bobTom37 automatic? Or manual?

[@stephen2017]

Biz. Auto i have a 2002

[@NotionsofLife]

I had a 2001 Ex-l V6 Coupe with automatic. The transmission went in the summer of 2014. I had it rebuilt for $2,000 with a two year warranty. Other than the transmission the car was solid.

[@ctgoodwin00]

'99 with 187K and the tranny still shifts like a dream

[@LuisFlores-bq5eo]

@RICARDO 98 with 267,000 manual trans, zero issues

[@mistyflores3176]

I have a 98, with 90,000-mile Honda Accord. It is truly an amazing car.

[@hpluisdiamante]

I have a 98 v6 coupe still runs like a dream

[@everycarSeattle]

You have great taste Luis! I'm sure it's still a great car for you.

[@judybrandt5176]

I still have this same year/model accord (bought new), and now have it with 261,000 miles on the odometer. Very reliable car, head gaskets still original, just put third timing belt on it myself last week. engine is stone reliable, never touched the V-tech system (my '97 BMW 528i has had at least 10 times the reliability issues on the engine/suspension. I still have the original front C/V joints, though they are starting to complain on turns. Mine was black, and of course clear coat peeled at about 200K, so got it repainted. 1 rear wheel bearing went out a few years ago, and put new one on in about 30 minutes myself. Changed rear struts at 225K miles (completely gone south by then), and other than that, it is still a daily driver. I anticipate getting maybe another 40-50K out of it before engine might need serious work. Very powerful engine for this light body. Used to love to come up at stop lights when young kids had their 5.0 mustangs, and I would put the car in neutral, and rev the V6 and give them the sign to drag race just for laughs. No one in the world has the reliability record that Honda (and maybe Toyota) have when it comes to mid-size sedans. Your video above is spot-on - I think we paid right at about $25K for this one.

[@everycarSeattle]

+Judy Brandt Great job doing the timing belt yourself! I can't remember even hearing about someone doing their own timing belt for at least 10 years. I remember when this car came out I asked openly "if you had to pick one car to last forever, what would it be?" A lot of people picked the Camry which was also a great car, but most people thought the new Accord was just about perfect. 18 years later, I think you've proven that it really is a great car that stands the test of time.

[@josephbell2160]

Judy Brandt How long did it take you to replace the timing belt? I also have a Accord V6 (1999) and would love to do it myself and save money

[@CharlietoKind]

I LOVE my 6th gen ex leather coupe v6!

[@everycarSeattle]

+CharlietoKind You have great taste, that was by far the hottest 2 door on the market when it came out, but they are so rare now that I wouldn't be surprised if there was some collector interest in the future.

[@1978mackdaddy]

+nice cars and nice houses on Seattle's Eastside I own a 2002 v6 2 door ex coupe. Fully loaded, leather, black. 100% dealer maintained pampered with no accidents. Try finding one of those.

[@stevelamberton9072]

98 accord, only 104,555 it's the little old aunt's car that has alot left in it going strong in Minnesota, and nope I won't take less than 2000.oo for it.

[@retahdude]

I have this car in the exact same color however it’s the 2.3L 4cyl EX model, it’s currently at 200k miles and I plan on keeping it. Just put it in the shop can’t wait to get it back.

[@thurm101]

I love mine also. It's not a V6 but it has taken care of me over the years. Liking the fog lights I always wanted to add them to mine. I think I will now.

[@everycarSeattle]

+thurm101 I love those fog lights. I love that whole car. One of the best designs ever, except for the transmission issues which are a big deal.

[@AirplaneFreak]

The auto tranny wasn't the best. I mean, I like a manual version of that car. That would be one of me second favourite cars. After of course the 1997 Toyota Camry and 1998 Toyota Corolla.

[@lasers33]

this guy sounds like Ernie on sesame street

[@everycarSeattle]

Other than Grover, who I adored, Ernie was my favorite character on Sesame Street.

[@sethfranklin8079]

loved the video it was great to see you share your nostalgic story about this Accord

[@everycarSeattle]

+Seth Franklin Thank you Seth, i appreciate it. That '98 really was a nice car...and a nice time to be selling cars!

[@bromatoast8784]

I've had a 2001 for 8 or 9 years biggest problem ever was just the EGR valve needed the carbon cleaned out. And a couple bulbs and tires that ALL. got it with 67,000 and it's got almost 180,000 now.

[@everycarSeattle]

That's awesome broma...they really are the best car Honda ever made.

[@bgsound2721]

Still have mine, the clear coat failed , the leather cracked, every light bulb blew out but it has been an excellent car. And it's faster than you think.

[@lennycancelliere1596]

I have a 98 Honda EX V6 myself. I absolutely love drag racing this thing in my hometown. Peppy little thing too! I think I am gonna invest in some fog lights for it though. Never knew these came with a Bose stereo system in them. Must be what mine has cause it sounds amazing!

[@everycarSeattle]

Best car ever made...you have great taste Lenny!

[@thomasknight7734]

It’s a great car right up until WHEN not If the transmission fails

[@everycarSeattle]

After 21 years if it has made it this far (apparently over half are still on the road which is in the top small number of cars sold in '98) a: you should feel fantastic for buying an amazing car and b: you probably don't need to worry about the transmission anymore.

[@everycarSeattle]

Today is Day #1 for my new channel "Back to the Starting Line with Joe Tunney" which features a lot of sales and career motivation for high-income sales executives - The Fast Lane with Joe Tunney will still be dedicated to cars. Here is the first video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2qWoomKbtZjmK8 - please like and subscribe if you can! Mahalo!

[@melbournecrosbie]

Great presentation. The sound is a problem. Background noise is very loud. Guess it's a mic issue.

[@everycarSeattle]

Thanks Warren! Now that we are in Hawaii we will be re-launching the channel in the next 2 weeks...with new audio and video equipment.

[@soundmoneystacker2787]

I have a 99 honda accord ex and I. Have 211 k miles and it runs fantastic no problems at all

[@tigerbite9750]

I got the 1998 Honda Accord LX and it has 163,731 mile on it. Still run smoothly.

[@everycarSeattle]

Great car...those are really nice miles for a '98, that's an awesome find!

[@Greasy__Bear]

with a grey interior, a blue paint job, and a manual transmission I'd buy this over a 2016

[@jesuscuevasgonzague]

I have an Accord 2001 EX 3.0 Coupe Auto bought it at 210,000 miles now just passed the 250,000 at 261, 759 I change the motor oil every 3,000 and the trans fluid every 20,000 just the regular 3 quartz never flush. New radiator, new alternator, new battery, iridium Spark plugs, new brakes, discs, pads, changed radiator hoses. The car drives like it was ahead of it’s time for a 2001 sound system is brutal, leather in perfect shape I will not be driving anything else and when it goes I plan on getting a 2015 or newer accord coupe.

[@everycarSeattle]

Just an awesome car Jesus...you have great taste!

[@parkershaw8529]

Nice video! I bought the same car on its last model year, just changed TB, WP, etc myself at 105k last week. My first new car, plan to teach my kids how to drive with this car in a few years. :-)

[@everycarSeattle]

+Parker Shaw Thanks for the nice words Parker! I learned how to drive on a 1980 Accord 5 speed, bought a '77 hatchback as my first car...my brother totalled it...and then bought that 1980 from my parents...and my brother's friends totalled it. I went on to own 13 Honda/Acura cars with zero regrets.

[@SilkCityOG]

2000 Accord EX V6 with 238,000 still takes me back and forth to work over 34 miles Mon-Fri. Royal Purple a big help!

[@philsmith4668]

We are running a 99 Ex V6 with 82k miles and a 98 Lx with 62k miles, probably the last cars we ever buy

[@everycarSeattle]

Phil, you have two of the nicest cars for the money that money can buy. You could almost certainly keep them for 10 years and more, then sell them for more than you bought them for. I'm always amazed that people will buy a common $40,000 car for invoice and feel smart because they bought it cheap and it only depreciated $32000 in 10 years while your two cars will last just as long and make money over time.

[@philsmith4668]

We got lucky, my wife bought the Ex 5 years ago @ 33k miles in mint condition after the elderly owner died. I bought the Lx after her mom gave up driving last year. Really no point in newer cars when these perform just as well and lots of life left in them. All we need do is maintain them and they may be classics some day.

[@everycarSeattle]

@@philsmith4668 awesome, just awesome.

[@benrowland1668]

My 1998 Accord ex-L v6 has 283k and still going strong

[@everycarSeattle]

Lakeside, you have great taste and a great car!

[@Arborixal]

Absolutely love my 97' Accord. But this one is nice too.

[@everycarSeattle]

I'm a sucker for the '97 body style, but the '98 had a big impact on my career...what a great car.

[@792bnz]

Danny Bernal I like the 90-93. i had a 91, 5 speed and a moon roof.

[@mauricioorantes9809]

792bnz me too

[@thefoxx6262]

I have a 98 accord v4 with 155xx and trust me its a dependable car with everything works no check engine light or any other lights on the dash " great car if u ask me saves gas and runs fast...

[@everycarSeattle]

Awesome car FOXX...you have great taste!

[@shoDOHC]

Drivng my black 4door EX 2.3L VTEC 5 speed RIGHT NOW. LOVE THIS CAR FOLKS

[@rosecity7488]

I had a Honda Accord SE It had dual exhaust. Acura Legend clone If not better. I absolutely loved that vehicle. I was rear ended while at a stop light at nearly 40mph.

[@oho41]

I actually JUST got this car (looks exactly like this one; silver 98 Accord) from my dad's coworker a couple weeks ago! It's so good; runs well; stereo sounds amazing. I have it at 91k, as well. I also called Honda to let them know what recall has been given on the year and model and they mentioned an interlock part, regarding either the ignition or the shift stick...got it replaced today for free. Some people who had problems with it were saying that once they would place the car in park (automatic) it would happen to roll. Pretty scary but glad I got it taken care of! (Dallas, Texas)

[@squanchy5292]

+Henry Olabode hah im from dallas to0 and im meeting up with someone tomorrow i found a 1998 with 189000 miles for 1800 hopefully is in good condition

[@777blessed5]

I just bought one today yeah I'm going to Love it it's in mint condition also so excited thanks for this great informative video

[@Alijah0546]

I have a 96 Honda Accord v6 with 134k nice leather moon roof a/c works fine ..love it

[@everycarSeattle]

You have great taste Alijah, that is a really great car as well...that generation was literally built to last forever.

[@Alijah0546]

@@everycarSeattle it's really a good car. I got it for 2600 they wanted 3000 but showed then the money and they took it lol.. the original gaskets for the valve cover oil pan gaskets I changed and you can tell that never been changed cause it just melted was really hard to scrape off shocking to me I'm the first person to replace the oil pan gaskets and the engine valve cover after 21 years .. I'm the second owner to this car

[@everycarSeattle]

What an awesome find...it's hard to believe it wasn't leaking all over the place (or shot altogether) with those original gaskets and valve cover, but that's what makes old Hondas old Hondas...there is nothing quite like them...except old Toyota Tacomas.

[@Alijah0546]

@@everycarSeattle now it's the rear main seal that's leaking now lol you fix one thing then another shows up .. SMH

[@kizito8888]

Mine still has 89000 miles on it. Every inspection and oil change station i have taken it to so far has someone that asks me how i manage to keep it so clean and quiet. I will keep it until it can't run no more.

[@everycarSeattle]

Best car ever, plain and simple. However, you happen to have the lowest-mile daily driver in the world Kizito, which is pretty awesome!

[@hakeem6929]

I got a Honda Accord 2000 Sedan w/ 269K miles on it . Still running strong

[@KlCKiTuPaNOTCH]

I still have my 2002 EX-L V6 sedan with 157k miles. Still runs great, and I have done all the necessary services and some. I must say though, the stock speakers do not sound that great, and not remotely close to what a Bose system sounds like, as my friend has a 2003 Acura 3.2 TL Type-S fully loaded (that car had a free transmission replacement due to it being under warranty CPO). Overall my Accord is great and I plan to run it to the ground (which will be a very long time from now considering it's decent condition).

[@everycarSeattle]

Only 157k on a 2002...I bet that's a really nice car...and an '03 Type S (another of my favorite cars.) You have great taste!

[@josephbell2160]

The Fast Lane with Joe Tunney I have a 1999 Accord LX V6 with 121,000+ miles and still runs great. Just replaced the radiator about 4 months ago from the original that lasted all of 17 years(Very impressive) BTW why do you call this car a sub compact? It's not even close to a sub compact. Some say that it's a mid size and it's certainly big enough to be one. But at the very least it's been classified as a compact. So why do you keep calling it a sub compact? It's anything but. Other than that love this car. It's peace of mind knowing that it still gets me where I want to go

[@urafudgehead]

KlCKiTuPaNOTCH Just bought a very well cared for 2001 Accord V6 Coupe EX - question, these cars with the V6 and 4 speed auto are notorious for shifting rough and eventually the auto likes to bite the dust. Have you replaced your transmission yet?

[@jesbsnrn]

i have a 2002 accord ex. 260,000 miles. original engine and transmission. I do all the maintenance myself.

[@tedbrookins]

Manual or automatic?

[@jesuscuevasgonzague]

EX on the 2001 model is only Auto

[@jesbsnrn]

Ted Brookins automatic. the transmission is starting to fail 😰. but still runs smoothly. just the shifting is the issue

[@alberrt4]

i have a 2001 225k miles and i love it

[@aquiIa_chrysaetos]

Interesting fact that I used to own a Accord that was a V6 EXL in Seattle.

[@everycarSeattle]

That's awesome Pagani Team, they really were amazing cars and you have just as great of taste in cities as you have in cars!

[@aquiIa_chrysaetos]

The Fast Lane with Joe Tunney Yeah they were awesome, My dad had to sadly sell it because his job in Seattle ended. (He worked at Microsoft for some 5-6 years.) and plus he wanted us to move back into his hometown which had terrible roads oh god. But the car my dad owned before this legendary accord was another Legendary Volkswagen Jetta. It was some old model I’m not sure what year but it was wonderful.

[@josem.9700]

My 2002 accord got 127k on it, i restored everything inside the engine parts and rebuild engine and transmission as well it's running like its off the lot, brand new.

[@mulletmotors22]

This is so interesting! I purchased a 2001 accord EX I4 5 speed and I absolutely love it!

[@JavyM]

i got one car like this. is a 2001 but in black .with 103. miles on it. sound system and tinted windows . it looks bad ass and really fun to drive :D

[@grimreaper7862]

im looking at an 02 ex are they good i see people talking about the transmission kinda worries me now

[@everycarSeattle]

V6 models have the concern, 4 cylinder models do not....that's true for all Honda and Acura V6 models of the era.

[@repeatman]

I have a 2000 Accord EX V6 with this exact package! It Hauls ASS! I test drove a few newer cars and well, they were junk, Didn't have the Vroooooom The accord has. So Glad I kept mine. BTW Someone replaced the headliner in mine with Tiger print. lol! A lot of parts are Interchangeable on the engine with the same year Honda Odyssey, My Alternator went out and I went to the local salvage yard and took one from a 99 Odyssey and it bolted right up. Make sure to check for oil leaks once it hits 200,000 miles, especially around the V-Tech Valve. I was also able to Cram a Train Horn onto my Accord as well, It worked great when there was some Idiot trying to pry my door open lol!

[@TheABS2820]

yo salesman, should i buy a 98 accord coupe v6 ?

[@everycarSeattle]

Only after you get a buyer's inspection at a Honda dealer. It's the best $129 you will ever spend.

[@CASTANEDA83]

I loooove my 2000 Accord exl v6 sedan!

[@everycarSeattle]

You have great taste Rod, that is a genuinely awesome car!

[@thehugob77]

Had one. Lost it in a total-loss crash and I walked off of it. So I bought another!. Albeit a 1996, the previous model. Lighter faster, and all paid for. These cars are the smoothest safest ever.

[@Mr49rell]

I have the gold edition, any different than the others ?

[@tee-jaythestereo-bargainph2120]

I like the older honda/Toyota /Nissan owned a lot of them worked at bodyshop we rebuilt salvaged cars and sold them and Honda and Toyota v6 trans not very good but back in them years maxima was king of v6 and their auto trans bulletproof like the 3.0 v6 95-99 only 2000-2003 3.5 oil burners but a 03-07 accord 6mt hell yeah bulletproof except 3rd gear synchro in gear box can go bad

[@youtubeaddict9393]

Loved this accord so much I've got two lol. Both the V6 model too.

[@Escendrix]

I am looking at buying a used car and found a ‘98 Accord EX auto V6 with 80k miles on it for $3,200. Assuming the car was well taken care of do you think this would be a good deal? Would you still recommend a 20 year old Honda today and how many miles do you think I could push it with regular maintenance? Any advice is appreciated!

[@MorkasDragonbreath]

Looking at a 02 v6 AT with 270k miles, for about 2500$, good price? And if the AT fails, is it possible to install a newer 5 or 6 speed AT in it?

[@nicselectronics81]

Found a really nice 02' V6 with 106k miles for $3k just hoping the timing belt was changed.

[@everycarSeattle]

They're amazing cars, but as always - I would get a buyer's inspection at the Honda dealer...they'll let you know if it needs a t-belt or not

[@askepticalcharmander9815]

No joke I would buy a 1999 Honda Accord EX for MSRP if someone had a brand spanking new one. I own a 1999 EX and even at 246k miles its still doing just fine. It was my first car, 4 years ago and I plan to rebuild the engine and begin a full restoration and a silver respray (mines white) after I get a 2nd car. It won't be profitable by any means but as my first car I'd love to hit a big reset button on it. I even thought about putting a 99 civic type r engine in it.

[@dabshow8989]

im thinking of buying this with 200k miles but a 99 coupe version. think its worth the 2000$ there asking for?

[@josenogueras8705]

DabSHOW not is not . this car have transmission problems since it came out. Even if they fix it already you will be in the same very soon. Reason is the V6 run hotter and the tranny can not handle . Unless trips of no more than 2 miles. Oh and oil leaks due to seals and gaskets dry.

[@hoangnguyendinh291]

So do they still run ?

[@mercury2632]

My AT i4 has 160k miles on it and no signs of transmission problems so far, pray for me.

[@WTFVideos_4416]

I have a 2000 Sedan V6. Garbage transmission of course 4 times destroyed and had enough and did a 2003 Acura TL 3.2 Type-S 6 speed manual swap and she's very fast now. The 3.0 was decent but not that fast so that's why it got replaced as well :D

[@swaggyfresh8733]

What is the vin of that 1998?

[@j0nnY77x]

Would you recommend the 98 accord coupe?

[@everycarSeattle]

YES! Just make sure to get a buyer's inspection at the Honda dealer before you buy.

[@neogextreme_]

I've got the 99 ex-r coupe... it is awesome.... even after 19 years... those 200 HP are still there.. and man does that thing pulls...

[@jordannavarro5166]

still have this one?

[@everycarSeattle]

I wish...that car sold while I was filming the video.

[@kenroymatthias5726]

how much cc is the 1998 honda ex l v6

[@everycarSeattle]

Shatter in the back window Dylan W? It must be an optical illusion.

[@RomieDAHomiefrmthaBay]

I’m thinking about this as my 1st car if I get my license

[@schmingusss]

is there a pass through from the trunk to the back seats?

[@jmclick.6349]

Yes

[@rohanbhatnagar6091]

Is that car sold now?

[@kenroymatthias5726]

how much cc is the 1998 honda

[@imcalebfr]

that one is so clean and beautiful

[@everycarSeattle]

That was truly an amazing car that would have made for an interesting start to an inexpensive 90's car collection.

[@gang6009]

WHAT happened to this video its like i turned the sharpness dial all the way up

[@everycarSeattle]

That was an oldie, but it meant a lot to me to make... I just added my most comprehensive video yet of my top 25 sports cars of all time...take a look: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKGaeoZ_oLiAq80

[@ildefonsomarin6005]

🤣🤣 recently bought a 98 accord v6 a few months ago and it had about 123000mi on it. For 23 yrs thats not bad at all

[@minoxidous]

It was ALWAYS classified as midsize. 0-60 was 8 seconds according to Motorweek

[@APOL1000]

Should i go for 2002 v6 coupe or 2007 v6 coupe ? Thank you.

[@thetechlibrarian]

You can get a manual in the later generation

[@MNC122703]

Great video I have a 2016 coupe it's very nice

[@everycarSeattle]

You have great taste! I appreciate you taking a look. Now that we are in Hawaii we will be re-launching the channel in less than 2 weeks.

[@MNC122703]

The Fast Lane with Joe Tunney Great keep me posted . We also have an odyssey on lease with a year left we are look no to trade it in up to 6 months early . Any deals on a low cost quality lease keep me in mind. Mnc122703

[@HelenDriggers-lm2cj]

I have a ninteen ninety six Honda Accord lx seige green metallic I don't drive now but I still have the car I use to drive it was my personal car have a blessed love Helen driggers I Live SC

[@everycarSeattle]

You have wonderful taste in cars Helen Driggers...thank you so much for taking a look and have a wonderful 2019!

[@allen_0491]

I own this car and want to make a meme out of this.

[@tman04__]

Only thing is the automatic transmissions in these accords with the V6 motors were junk I have a dark blue one with a 4cyl and it’s a loaded model runs great 230k miles 60k on the motor

[@thefuzzypickle8277]

Then the 4 cyl must not be as good lol we still have the original v6 engine on ours with 210k miles still hasnt been rebuilt and runs fine

[@asmrtoxic5459]

Very strong car

[@s50201]

I like your vids but you guys should just maaaaaybe invest in a microphone. Sound is pretty bad. Just a suggestion tho.

[@everycarSeattle]

s50201 I think you're right...My $99 camera wasn't built for such a noisy outdoor environment.

[@sebbysmind]

Holy shit I bought one of these from a guy who buys auctioned cars for $3,600

[@recheveste31]

These cars can go 300K eaaaaaaasy!!

[@dylanw5155]

Did no one else see the big shatter in the back window?

[@cmdoseck3022]

There's a v6 coupe for sale in my town with 6k original miles....... they still want $12,900.... it's almost 20 years old and the shit heads refuse to negotiate the price.

[@everycarSeattle]

I wouldn't either...at the right auction, that might be a $20,000 car.

[@cmdoseck3022]

@@everycarSeattle you might be right. It's perfection.

[@xconankunx4530]

Good engine but shit gearbox, the V6 has too much power for the transmission.

[@chocolatechiclid7654]

WOW 🥺 WHAT A CAR

[@dryheat3633]

I would buy that if I had the money

[@JoeyIgnacio]

I don't think the accord was ever a compact or subcompact car

[@recklesslyarrogant7242]

Nice !

[@everycarSeattle]

Recklessly Arrogant It's hard to believe a 1998 Accord has 200 horsepower breathing out of dual exhaust pipes like a 1960's muscle car. Plenty of brand new cars are far less powerful.

[@recklesslyarrogant7242]

Honda was making some great cars at that time, I mean just look how good that car has aged. Looks totally current!

[@kenroymatthias5726]

how much cc does it have

[@PLP357]

I had the coupe ex 4 cyl 5 speed in red

[@isnowyazn]

Well... the automatic transmissions could say otherwisez

[@thomaspowell3739]

I would imagine it's heavy on gas

[@karimsadouni1705]

very. good car.thank you

[@everycarSeattle]

It's one of my all time favorites Karim...thanks for watching!

[@asmrtoxic5459]

I had this car very nice car and always no broplim with this car very srong some time i want by new car again i but this car i no channge this car

[@everycarSeattle]

They really are one of the great cars of the generation.