For 1985 This Honda Accord is ahead of it time for the 80’s. As always most Honda/Acura’s usually are.

What a great Honda Accord. Very reliable and affordable.

Love it. I'd pop new rubber seal and trunk on. clean carpet, glove box easy fix and it'd be mint. Beautiful car. Had an 84.

This the identical car I made my dad buy when I was 18. $10,400. He put 88,000 miles on it in 2 years. Not one issue with it.

My father had one just like it. Mother sold it in '98. That was the last I ever saw of any 81-85 accord in the state of Illinois. It's too bad the survival rate is so low

I have a 85 accord hatchback lx lmao, it's my starter, and one of my dream cars lol

Awesome review!

Wow you still have it. I thought you sold it 6 months ago

Don't drive it in the salt!!!

What city & state is that car in? I love cars from 1985.

hello, greetings, I'm from Indonesia, I happen to have this type of car.. I'm in need of a steering wheel, is it easy to get there?.

I would have been a lot happier if you sounded the horn...I expect it to sound like what you hear in an ancient Volvo 240!

سلام عليكم واش من موطور يطح عليها

how can i buy this car???

I used to have one of these in highschool. It was my first car. Mine was automatic. Too bad it rusted out due to the salt of a few winters.

For some reason, the front of this car reminds me of a DeLorean, and believe it or not, the DeLorean is my dream car!

The motor that is in there is not a CVCC, they were discontinued in early '82. It just has 2 intake valves and 1 exhaust valve per cylinder. Cvcc technically only had 8 valves per cylinder, but there was a third auxiliary valve that would open to allow the combustion to escape the pre-ignition chamber. The easiest way to describe compound vortex controlled combustion is to say: There is a pre-ignition chamber which is filled with a very rich air-fuel mixture, whereas the cylinder is filled with a very lean air fuel mixture. The spark plug goes into the pre-ignition chamber, and a valve is opened by the camshaft whenever the explosion is ready to expand into the cylinder. There seems to be a lot of confusion about what motors are and aren't CVCC motors. The easiest way to check if you have CVCC is to pull a sparkplug and stick a camera (with a flashlight on it) into the spark plug hole. If you see a flat piece of metal with a hole going in it, you are looking at a CVCC pre-ignition chamber. If you see the cylinder wall, or a pistol, then your motor does not use compound vortex controlled combustion.

This car someday will be my first car

I have that one

Honda is never a piece of junk. Chevy is.

3BBL carb.

Lol paper plates

U wanna know why ur subscriber not growing up?...u not appreciate the car...especially when u pull knob..push the button..u're to rough...some people out there does not like it...including me...ure not the enthusiast..ure not the petrolhead person...