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Honda Accord – Common Problems

The Honda Accord is a popular series of automobiles sold by the leading Japanese manufacturer on a world-wide basis. One of its most successful models, it is available in a huge number of variants including sedans, hatchbacks, coupes and estates. Its wide spread distribution has seen the car become a very good choice for second hand buyers – but if you are thinking of purchasing a used Accord, be aware of the following danger signs. Continue reading →

Common Problems with the Honda CR-V

The Honda CR-V has now been a feature on the UK’s roads since 1995. This compact and reliable cross-over utilises the popular Honda Civic platform to create a slightly more spacious car that the manufacturer refers to as a sport utility vehicle. However you want to describe it, this is a good choice for both urban life and the country road making it a versatile run around for many motorists.

Like most Honda cars, the CR-V is a robust build that has the structure to survive many years of use. A quality that makes it a popular shout for a second hand city car. If you’re thinking of going down this route, keep a look out for the following common problems: Continue reading →

Common Issues with the Honda Civic

The Honda Civic is a great small car that does well for years. However, like all second-hand cars it is prone to some faults across different makes and models. If you are considering buying one of these little run arounds, what are the warning signs you need to be wary of when taking it for a test drive? Continue reading →

Honda Jazz common problems

The Honda Jazz is a practical and easy to run city car that is popular amongst the older generation with its comfortable and roomy cabin. Although it’s an expensive purchase new, this car still makes a good second hand run-around and is a good choice for someone who wants both space and urban manoeuvrability.

If you’re looking at potentially purchasing one of these cars, then you’ll want to watch out for the following warning signs that the vehicle is suffering from a well-known and widely reported issue. Continue reading →