Overview & Reviews

Honda redesigns its best-seller for 1998. A 3.0-liter V6 engine makes its debut in LX V6 and EX V6 models, marking the first six-cylinder VTEC in the Honda lineup. The standard 2.3-liter four-cylinder is also re-engineered, as is the chassis. The 1998 Honda Accord is also larger, and the interior boasts more room inside.

• Good build-quality, spacious interior, peppy engine, and comfortable seats. We call it intelligent engineering.

• Popularity. Bad guys steal them.

User Reviews:

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  Chess 3456 - 1998 Honda Accord
  By Gary Chester - July 2 - 10:00 am

  The Hondoa Accord can fit 5 people in it comfortably. This is my third Honda and Ive never had any problems, only normal M & R. Hoping the 2003 version is a winner, so I can look forward to another Accord in the future.If you want to buy a 1998 Hondoa Acord the price should be between 13K-16K.

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  Best Car At Any Price - ThatsThe Accord - 1998 Honda Accord
  By Rich - April 26 - 1:16 am

  Purchased this Accord EX V6 Leather sedan last year with 155,000 miles on it It looks and runs as new - flawless! Everything works (not exceptional for an Accord from my own experience). I swapped out the original audio system for one from a 2002 Accord, to have the 6-disc in dash CD changer and couldnt be happier. My first Accord V6, this engine is awesome - power, great gas mileage (22 city, 29-30 MPG highway), silky smooth and quiet. Transmission shifts are barely noticeable. A pleasure to own, fun to drive, and is equipped with every luxury feature makes it a joy. Interior is extremely roomy and comfortable. No car in any class is better or holds its value better.

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  Good Car - 1998 Honda Accord
  By HollyH - April 9 - 10:58 am

  This is a good practical car. It has nice styling but nothing fancy. Great gas mileage, but its a trade off for that great gas mileage it lacks speed and performance. I got a 4 cyl and really wished I had gotten a 6cyl. Its a great car for a mom with kids, or a college student. If you want wow and performance buy a BMW 330i.

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  I feel for who I sell this to. - 1998 Honda Accord
  By MNMan - April 7 - 10:00 am

  I loved my Accord when I bought it. I paid cash after saving throughout college. Then I had to replace the transmission, Desert Honda in Las Vegas where I bought it failed to replace the fluid when the scheduled maintenance said it was due. At 65,000 miles the transmission was shot and American Honda did not help nor did Desert Honda. I have gone through a catalytic converter, rack and pinion, new steering column and a new starter. None of it with the help of Honda. I will never buy another.

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  Best Car Ever!! - 1998 Honda Accord
  By Jabuitra - March 27 - 10:00 am

  I bought this car 4 and a half years ago and put 82,000 miles on it. Nothing ever broke on the car. Just oil, gas, and 15k miles interval service. This is by far the most reliable car in the industry. I installed an aftermarket Typhoon air intake system, which boosted the V6 engines power by at least 10%. Changed original tires at 71,000 miles. Original brake pads (I actually took it to the dealer to have them replaced and the dealer told me they still have another 40,000 miles to go). Nothing breaks in this car!!!

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  V6 Auto Trans- 1998 - 2002 - 1998 Honda Accord
  By whatitis - March 16 - 9:36 pm

  Bought this somewhat used, owned by a Honda mechanic. Read on MSNAutos that these had transmission problems, two coworkers with the same drivetrain had replaced trans as early as 65,000. Mine waited until 105K, then started slipping trans shop in Torrance says they see these frequently, known problem. Not my first Accord, happy but for the trans, known point of failure on these. Honda should step up to the plate Nissan fixed the fuel injection on my 10yr old Z, after admitting that it was a known problem.

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  27 Month of Ownership - 1998 Honda Accord
  By Don W. - March 2 - 10:02 pm

  Since owning the car, it has been reliable But know with 110K, it is starting to nickel and dime me. Both rear wheel hub assy $200.00, starter $200.00, and ignition key assy $150.00. Transmission is starting to act up. Normal maintenance, timing belt change at a cost of $450.00. both rear rotors and brake pads $175.00. It seems at 100K plus the reliability goes away and become just another average car. looking to trade off on BMW 3series or Toyota Camry.

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  NO MORE HONDAS - 1998 Honda Accord
  By Charles Timmons - February 15 - 10:00 am

  Where do I start? I bought the car with 34K miles on it. THANK GOD I bought a 100K mile warranty! I bought the car b/c Im in outside sales and drive a lot and need a reliable car. Ive had numerous recalls, new transmission at 95K miles, new power steering pump, altanator, cateletic converter, and the list goes on. Im car shopping now b/c I CANNOT spend anymore money or camp out at the dealership. DO NOT buy one without a 100K mile warranty to help with repairs.

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  Great Car v6 - 1998 Honda Accord
  By daveral - February 13 - 10:00 am

  This is a great car

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  Good lil car - 1998 Honda Accord
  By 98_ACCORD - February 11 - 7:58 pm

  It really is a good car with 189,000 km on her.but wow what really really bad fuel mileage....only gettin about 18 mpg US in the city with it. (4spd auto).the car really hates the cold....the engine and the tranny..very sluggish until it warms up.