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YACT: So how is the 2004 Honda Accord EX-6?

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Originally posted by: Carbonadium4
Originally posted by: jumpr
Originally posted by: luvya
Originally posted by: jumpr
I've got a 4-cylinder 2004 Accord LX 5-speed manual and I absolutely love it. The poster above who stated that it won't get you any 'poon' is right 😛, but I couldn't have asked for a better car. Typical Honda quality inside and out, and the engine (while a bit boggy at lower revs, typical for a Honda engine), is almost TOO smooth on the highway - it's literally silent. Aerodynamics, etc. are great too...I've been getting between 26 and 30 mpg in 90% city driving. The price was right too...about $18,500 for everything, destination AND first month's payment were taken care of by the dealer.

I would have really liked to get an Accord LX V-6, but they don't offer any V-6 sedan with a manual transmission, which completely discounted that option for me.
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In fact, they do. Read the OP's post.
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Not in sedan form.
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Sedan v6 manual has been discontinued. Sale wasnt as good, they were testing the market... I know a few people that has it on the v6performance.net forum
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Honda has never sold the 7th generation V6 sedan with a manual. Never.

Maybe in Japan, but not here in the states. Never in 2003, never in 2004. On the DX, LX, and EX I4 models, yes. The V6 sedan - NO. I am a daily poster on V6P.net and I can guarantee not a single person will claim the sedan at any time came with a manual.

The only changes for 2005 are lighted steering wheel controls and one other minor interior change. And the hybrid V6 sedan.

I have a 2004 LX I4. I love the car. I kind of wish I had gotten the model up (EX) for various reasons but I still love the car. The aftermarket if you're into that is slowly growing, depending on what part(s) you're looking for on the car. V6performance.net is a great 7th generation board for any question you might have about it.

The navi is very nice on the Accord - it's also capable of being modded into a TV screen. Lots of different applications 🙂
 
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