I'd stick with the Euro to be honest - they're just a much better balanced car.
If you do want a big V6 there are better options than the Accord IMO
phillip.weston,
Jan 26, 12:10am
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Whoops I should have said all Accord Euros have a timing CHAIN. I knew they were definitely chain, just my fingers at the time didn't!
trdbzr,
Jan 26, 12:43am
Avoid the V6 Accords. They tend to have transmission problems.
helen_nz2,
Jan 26, 5:36am
yes but you did notice it's $4,000 more as well as running costs are higher.
helen_nz2,
Jan 26, 5:41am
ok, I think I'm convinced this is the better car it was nice to drive and I will get a mechanical check .what else do I need to know! How can I find out that there is no finance owing, that it's all legite!
andy61,
Jan 26, 7:45am
To check on finance owing ,text the rego number to 3463. Enjoy the Accord,I had a 2004 Accord Euro for 4 years,very happy with it,totally reliable car and updated to a 08 Accord Euro last year.
vtecintegra,
Jan 26, 7:49am
Only the earlier models - that shape should be okay.
As above I still wouldn't go for one though for other reasons.
trdbzr,
Jan 26, 7:59am
Nah the earlier models had gearbox and steering rack issues and the V6 ones also had transmission issues
trdbzr,
Jan 26, 8:00am
also just get a VIR report from motorweb.co.nz it will tell you everything eg finance owing, reported stolen, odometer history etc
youngones2,
Nov 2, 5:43pm
go for the honda. we have had one for 2 years and been great vehicle with no problems at all. check listing 440840449 for a facelift model on 17's. much nicer finish inside and not hard plastic like in the mazda
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