Honda Civic Executive 2.3 51 Plate

[Gilfos1]

Does anyone know much about the Honda Accord Executive 2.3 litre and its a 51 plate, which has done 60,000 and its got most modern features, which is impressive considering its 25 years old.

Does anyone know if this car is rare or worth much?

Edited by Gilfos1 on Sunday 29th December 19:44

[macron]

Gilfos1 said:

Does anyone know much about the Honda Civic Executive 2.3 litre and its a 51 plate, which has done 60,000 and its got most modern features, which is impressive considering its 25 years old.

Does anyone know if this car is rare or worth much?

2.3 Civic..?

Here's an SE Executive with a smaller engine for £695. It's not a life changing value I suspect. https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202412167...

[Roboticarm]

Do you mean the 2.2 cdti diesel ? This is the nearest I can think engine size wise but came out a few years after 51

If so then they are good cars, I had a 1.8 VTEC back in 2006 as a companion car and a colleague had the 2.2, which was basically superior in everyway.

Not aware of any major issues with these so it's just the usual checks you'd perform on any car of that age

If it's a 51 plate then they rusted fairly well and the 1.4 was gutless but again no major issues

[Gilfos1]

Sorry, its actually a Honda Accord Executive and I cant say I have seen many 2.3 litres out ans about and with such low mileage?

This is the same as mine but not a 2L

https://www.parkers.co.uk/honda/accord/hatchback-1...

[The Rotrex Kid]

Rare maybe, not worth much though unfortunately.

[Truckosaurus]

I suspect the only Accord that will have any 'future classic' potential will be the Type-R versions.

The estates might earn you some 'weird car'/shed bonus points.

[Mr Tidy]

It may be a 2.3 but it's only 149bhp and not exactly quick.

Possibly one for the FOTU.