Accord or Accord Euro — which do you have?
From 2003 Honda sold the Accord and Accord Euro side by side in Australia. The Accord is the bigger car, aimed at buyers who wanted more interior space, and it was available with both four-cylinder and V6 engines. The Euro is shorter and was sold with a four-cylinder only.
If you're unsure, check your registration papers or the badge on the boot. If yours is a Euro, see our dedicated page to sell your Honda Accord Euro.
Older Accords we consider
We consider Accords from the early 2000s onwards, including the 2003–2007 and 2008–2013 generations, and newer models too. Four-cylinder and V6 models are both welcome. Larger-engined V6 Accords are often driven long distances, so high kilometres are common and not a reason to hold back from enquiring.
Condition, kilometres and history
The things that most influence an offer on an older Accord are kilometres, mechanical condition, body condition and service records. An Accord with a full service history, working air-conditioning and a tidy interior will usually be easier to buy than one with unknown history — but we look at cars across the full range of conditions.
- Registered or unregistered
- Automatic or manual
- Minor dents, scratches or paint wear
- Known mechanical issues — tell us what you know
Tell Us About Your Accord
Send us your Honda Accord's details and we'll contact you to discuss an offer. Free and no obligation.
How to request an offer
Complete the form with your details and the car's year, kilometres, transmission, registration status and condition. Add photos if you can. We'll review it and get in touch to discuss your Accord. If we agree on a price, we'll arrange the next steps with you.
