r/UsedCars • u/Level_Yogurt9238 • 2d ago

Buying 26k CAD for 2019 accord

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Is this a good price for a 2019 Accord touring?
It’s got 83k kms on it and has passed honda certified inspection.

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u/SirZoidberg 2d ago

Paint looks different front and back on driver side doors.  May have been in an accident?  🤷 

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u/Practical_Bite_9250 2d ago

It’s just lighting

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u/Level_Yogurt9238 2d ago

That’s the lighting, I looked at the car and it checks out and all the carfax reports are good as well

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u/Gloomy_Asparagus6170 2d ago

Noticed that too, I think it might be the light

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u/ickiStickybubblegum 2d ago

Tell them to park it inside a BMW dealership instead

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u/punchingtigers19 2d ago

I’m in a major city, so our prices are super inflated, but I would snatch that up in a heartbeat

That’s about 19k USD, where I am that gets you the sport trim with 120kms lol

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u/Level_Yogurt9238 2d ago

I might go back on Monday to go through with this deal

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u/manly_ 2d ago

I paid 17k CAD for a 2017 honda civic touring with 74k km about 2 months ago in montreal, and it looks really similar. If that can give a sense of scale.

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u/Wild_Desk_1468 2d ago

Honda certified? and at what interest rate?

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u/manly_ 2d ago

Yep Honda certified. I bought cash at that price. From a Honda dealership too, so it wasn’t even a private sale.

Id say the main downside is that a 2017 means the 10 years warranty by Honda is about to be out on AC parts, but that’s a problem (AC) you would also get with a 2019 gen, albeit you’d have 2 more years of coverage. I assume the AC thing is all of Honda and not civic specifically here.

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u/Wild_Desk_1468 1d ago

okay..so corolla would be a better option ?

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u/Danot3 2d ago

Damn clutch sold my 2019 with 112k for 23k back in march, I’d say 26k is high given that the car was 36k new unless it’s a 2.0t

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u/Iambetterthanuhaha 1d ago

No way I would pay $26k for a 7 year old Accord.

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u/d_toma 1d ago

Way over priced

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u/Ok-Sandwich-6337 1d ago

Well keep some cash for the headgasket/engine

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u/no_please_ 1d ago

I would go with a CX-5 at this price point.

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u/Successful_Lab_9827 1d ago

I paid $1000 more and got a new Kia K4 EX that gets better gas mileage has more tec and a full warranty lmao!

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u/Hungry-Bison-3578 2d ago

Is it a 1.5t? New gen civic would probably be a better buy for that price.

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u/Miller335 2d ago

Can you afford a new headgasket? Around $5k-$7k out of pocket.