In article <1116171938.162808.103160@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>,
"yahmed" <ahmedyassir@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Thank you to all who replied to my previous post "Are new hondas
> maintenance free".
>
> These days I am looking to change my Accord 93 LX with 200000km on it.
> I love this car but only reason is that my wife cannot drive stick
> shift and we do not want to have 2 cars. First I thought to buy a new
> Corolla or Civic and I test drove both 2005 models but after driving
> this accord for some years, I did not like anyone of these new models.
> (seems like very small/conjusted from inside and even my 93 accord has
> more kick then these)
>
> Now I considering 2000-2002 Accord Automatic. I would like to know what
> are the things I need to consider before making a final deal. I was
> told that Accords after 1998 need timing belt replacement after 160Kkm,
> is that true? Are there any other major items that I need to consider?
>
> Thank you in advance.

1998-2002 Honda Accords all look alike. I advise your to get one of those.
The four cyld. EX models are the best ones to consider since they have
more features than the LX models. Run a carfax report before you buy it.
The 2002's are slighly better since minor improvements were made each
year. I have a 1999 Accord EX and I love it--no major problems and it has
61,000 miles on it.

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