Why did honda stop making the accord coupe?
Why did honda stop making the accord coupe? - 1
Because it sucked
2 door cars are not popular
There's still making
They didn't.
They stopped making it available in certain markets because it was unpopular.
They didn't. It's still being built for the American market.
The Honda Accord coupe will be discontinued for the 2018 model year, mainly due to the fact that the coupe accounted for only about 5% of Accord sales. Very unpopular.
They should make a hatchback or coup deville version
It is always about money
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