I'm thinking about getting a 2010 Honda Accord?
I need to know if these cars are reliable. Also I'm in high school and planning on putting some money into it for a new exhaust, air intake and rims.etc. Any suggestions?
They are very reliable, I buy nothing but Hondas, but every manufacturer can make a lemon now and then, having a mechanic do an examination before purchase can help with your decision
Yes, they are. Honda's reliability is legendary and the Accord is one of the most successful models in the whole Honda lineup. Silky smooth performance, technologically advanced options, and a sleek, aerodynamic body-on-frame design elevate the Accord to certain Hall of Fame status.
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