Accord Wagon lover
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Accord Wagon lover
I currently am driving my third 97 Accord Wagon, all three 2.2l F22B EX.
I simply don't understand why Honda discontinued this great vehicle. My longest owned EX went 343,000 miles.
My current 97 has 130,000 on it and I love it.
I simply don't understand why Honda discontinued this great vehicle. My longest owned EX went 343,000 miles.
My current 97 has 130,000 on it and I love it.
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Joined: Apr 2015
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From: Cincinnati, OH
Welcome to the forum, Ighwoman
I agree, a wagon would be a terrific addition to the Accord line... actually, they kinda' do make a sorta' wagon, it's called the Crosstour
Someone asked me today, '..why doesn't Honda make a convertible?'
My personal opinion is that for both the wagon and the convertible, it is a matter of marketing and sales' numbers
I agree, a wagon would be a terrific addition to the Accord line... actually, they kinda' do make a sorta' wagon, it's called the Crosstour
Someone asked me today, '..why doesn't Honda make a convertible?'
My personal opinion is that for both the wagon and the convertible, it is a matter of marketing and sales' numbers
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Joined: May 2006
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From: Wisconsin
I think they've always had a wagon, but they don't bring it into the USA any more.
For awhile the Accord wagon was known as the Acura TSX wagon, but that disappeared too.
Probably there weren't enough people buying them. Same thing happened with a lot of carmakers with wagons. Everyone bought SUV's instead.
For awhile the Accord wagon was known as the Acura TSX wagon, but that disappeared too.
Probably there weren't enough people buying them. Same thing happened with a lot of carmakers with wagons. Everyone bought SUV's instead.
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