1987 Honda Accord Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

$10,494 to $15,119

Overview

"I could not kill this piece of junk," said one long time 1987 Honda Accord owner. And that perhaps best sums up owner feelings of the '87...

"I could not kill this piece of junk," said one long time 1987 Honda Accord owner. And that perhaps best sums up owner feelings of the '87 Accord — it's reliable, dependable, requires minimal maintenance, and is great on gas even as an aged wreck or "beater to beat all beaters."

There were no changes made to either the lineup of Accord trims or in their mechanics this year. There probably wasn't any need for change, since the Accords were even still gaining in popularity and there were times when demand exceeded supply.

Many of those who bought the '87 Honda Accord when it was new are still driving it and have odometer readings from 162,000 to more than 300,000. It's no wonder then that many say it's a car that just can't die.

What owners say

AI Summary · 11 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1987 Honda Accord share a positive experience, highlighting its reliability and good gas mileage. Many appreciate its longevity, with several vehicles surpassing 200,000 miles without major issues. However, some drivers note that it can be slow and lacks excitement in driving. There are also a few concerns regarding specific repairs and design challenges, but overall, it is favored for being a dependable, low-maintenance car, especially for new drivers."

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325,000 plus miles, and drive it about 50 miles every day. Never have a problem taking it on road trips either. I love this car. I paid $150 for it almost 3 years ago, and it just keeps getting better!

November 1, 2006

My car is great on gas. Not much frills, but usually realiable. Works very well for my family unless it is hot outside.

July 3, 2007

Love my 87 Accord LX, except two design challenges. (1) It has a complex web of vacuum hoses that took me two days to replace one by one. (2) I've heard one reliable mechanic and an Internet source both stating that if you begin having carbeurator troubles on this model, there's almost no fixing it (time to move on). Update in 2012: Still driving this oldie at almost 250,000 miles with no major issues other than typical repairs as the miles pile up. The AC died on this vehicle before I bought it, and my Honda mechanic says the compressor on this vehicle was a piece of junk not worth replacing.

April 18, 2007

$10,494 to $15,119