Used Honda Accord for sale in Dubai, UAE

What our customers saying about the Honda Accord in Dubai, UAE

Majid - I wanted to get a pre owned import Type R but finding one here in Dubai is hard. I settled for a used Honda Accord Coupe 3.5 V6 Sport which was close enough. Excellent cars in 2012 trim, specs are awesome, and it looks great. The rear headroom is remarkable for a sport coupe cars.
Pros: Rear headroom, fuel economy and ride.
Cons: Expensive when new with options.

Alaa - Got my second hand DX 2.4 ivtec a few months ago from the export market. Great car for the UAE with mighty powerful a/c and options. Next year, I’m planning to buy a used LXI or EX sedan as a secondary car as there are selling at a low price.
Pros: Price in UAE, maintenance and space.
Cons: Road Noise.

Refaat - Used Honda Accord cars are hard to beat anywhere in the world/ I bought myself a VE 2.4L model a few years ago, and it’s still going strong to this day which I’m still amazed by. Highly recommend these vehicles to anyone looking for a mid-sized sedan. I hear the coupe is good as well.
Pros: Large interior, build quality and fuel consumption.
Cons: Options are expensive.

Five reasons to buy a Honda Accord in Dubai, UAE

1. People go nuts for these vehicles, so finding a buyer for a used Accord is incredibly easy even in export markets such as the States and Africa.
2. Honda Accord cars are built to last; there are plenty of these still navigating the streets of the UAE and multiple other countries.
3. Base models are equipped with an inline four cylinder motor that provides enough grunt. But for those looking for an extra kick can get V6.
4. There are two models available. There’s the standard sedan or there is the flashier two door coupe.
5. Standard models are well equipped.

About the Honda Accord

There is without a doubt that the Accord is one of the world's most popular sedans. No matter what part of the globe you go, you’ll see at least a dozen of these on your travels. Hailing from Japan in the late 70’s, it started life as a compact sedan. In its current trim, it is marketed as a full-size car.

Road rivals: Toyota Camry, Hyundai Elantra, Nissan Maxima and the Mitsubishi Galant.

This is where it all began. In its first generation, the iconic sedan fits in with every other vehicle at the time with its regular looks and driveability. The Accord proved popular around the world due to its fuel economy and overall size.

LX and SE served as the two trims available; base options include manual accessories, radio tuner and fabric seats. Additional features include a digital clock, air conditioning, leather seats, power window, power steering and stiff springs for the suspension.

During these years, more options joined the list including chrome trim. To keep the vehicle fresh, Honda updated the car here and there; these updates include new grilles, tail lamps and remote mirrors.

Two body types are available during these years; hatchback and sedan. Both are equipped with a 1.4 or 1.6-litre four cylinder petrol motor powering the front wheels with either a 2-speed automatic or a 3-speed manual gearbox.

Finding a model during these years in the GCC prove to be tough, so we haven’t got a price for you.

Both the hatchback and sedan models return for a brief second generation. Honda updated the vehicle's exterior to create a desirable car with squared-off headlights and a more refined. During its mid-cycle refresh, the Accord was the first Japanese car to offer computerised fuel injection on its larger engine offering.

At the time, the cars offered customers attractive options including shag carpet, chrome trim and velour interior trim. An Electro Gyrocator is available on select models and is the world’s first example of an automatic in-car navigation system. Accord’s of this era are available in either Silver, Sky Blue and Beige.

Both the 1.6 and 1.8-litre four cylinder motor return for another generation although slight tuned for extra power and improved fuel economy. The low-speed automatics don’t come back and are replaced by a 4-speed automatic gearbox with the 5-speed manual box returning.

83 automatic models are fitted with an upgraded transmission. The brand also added an SE model which features power windows, leather seats, powered sunroof and door locks. Grey was also added as a colour.

1984 models received a facelift and a range of new options and colours. Air conditioning, auto-reverse cassette radio, cruise control, power brakes, power steering and central locking were added along with a digital clock; roof mounted antenna and mock-alloy rims.

Colour options include Greek White, Columbus Grey (which was extremely popular), Stratos Blue, Regency Red, Copper Brown and Graphite Grey.

Much of the previous generation, these models are hard to find in the GCC.