Used Honda Accord for sale
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What fails at the MOT: DVSA 2025 results
Across 22,894 Honda Accord MOT tests in 2025 (all versions together), these defects turned up most often.
What is found most often
The five defects found most often on Honda Accord tests, each compared with cars of the same age where it stands out:
- Position lamp: not working. On 7.4% of Honda Accord tests, 1.5 times the rate for cars of the same age.
- Headlamp beam obviously aimed wrongly. On 5.3% of Honda Accord tests, 2.1 times the rate for cars of the same age.
- Ball joint excessively worn. On 3.9% of Honda Accord tests, 1.6 times the rate for cars of the same age.
- Headlamp: not working on dipped beam. On 3.3% of Honda Accord tests, 1.6 times the rate for cars of the same age.
- Stop lamp: not working. On 3.3% of Honda Accord tests.
The MOT checks safety and emissions items, not the engine, clutch or gearbox, so this is one measure of how each car holds up rather than a full reliability verdict. These figures describe the model, all its versions together, not this particular car.
From DVSA’s 2025 MOT results. See the full analysis
Used Honda Accord: Buyer's Guide
Browse used Honda Accord cars for sale in the UK on Autoza. Compare asking prices, mileage and photos side by side, and message the seller direct with any questions before you view.
The Honda Accord cars on Autoza
The Honda Accord cars on Autoza right now were first registered between 1999 and 2010. Petrol is the only fuel listed. Manual is the most common gearbox, then automatic. Their median recorded mileage is about 86,000 miles. These figures come from the adverts listed today and change as cars are added and sold.
How Much Does a Used Honda Accord Cost?
Asking prices for the Honda Accord on Autoza right now run from £4,980 to £14,995, averaging £9,988. Price depends mostly on year, mileage and specification, and these figures move as cars are listed and sold.
Before You Buy a Used Honda Accord
- Ask the seller for the registration number, then check the MOT history for failures, advisories and recorded mileage — it is free on GOV.UK.
- Make sure the V5C logbook matches the seller and the vehicle, and ask for the service history.
- With the registration, run a vehicle history check (such as HPI) for outstanding finance, write-offs and theft.
- Test drive it, and ask the seller about any warranty — it is between you and them, not Autoza.
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