Kelley Blue Book Value 2010 Honda Accord (2024)

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What is the book value on a 2010 Honda Accord? ›

A properly maintained 2010 Honda Accord will last about 150,000 miles, which is about 50,000 miles shorter than the Camry and Mazda6.

2021 Honda Accord Value - $19,069-$31,181 | Edmunds.

Make no mistake -- the 2010 Honda Accord remains a very appealing car for several good reasons. It's got a big advantage over most rivals in the form of its sterling reputation for reliability, which not only makes for more enjoyable ownership but also gives the Accord one of the best resale values around.

The Accord 2008-2011 mileage is 7 to 12.8 kmpl. The Manual Petrol variant has a mileage of 12.8 kmpl. The Automatic Petrol variant has a mileage of 11.7 kmpl.

If you notice an Accord with more than 200,000 miles in a lot, take caution before making an investment. Of course, it's critical to note that not every Honda Accord with high mileage is a bad investment. If you notice a newer one with many miles, it's a better option than an older version with the same mileage.

A Honda Accord should be able to last an average of about 250,000 miles, but this number can change dramatically depending on how well it is maintained over the course of many years.

As long as you drive responsibly and provide your car with the service it requires, you should be able to push that transmission past 100,000 miles without issue. This being said, an ill-cared-for transmission can fall into disrepair tens of thousand of miles before that.

2017 Honda Accord — 43.5% after 36 months

But the Accord serves its owners well over the long run, too. KBB expects that a 2017 Accord will be worth 43.5% of its original value after the first three years of ownership, and after five years, the Accord will be worth 31.8% of its original value.

What is the best year to buy a Honda Accord? ›

2003/2004 Honda Accord

Transmission problems and engine troubles were the most common source of complaints (the 2003 Accord hit a high of 2,001 complaints and 24 recalls), but a failure of the stereo backlight was also a statistically significant issue- something to watch out for if you own a 2003 or '04 Accord.

The book value of a car is its current value based on a variety of factors, including its year, make and model, condition, mileage and more. In many cases, it's the same as the market value of the car, but not always.

After the first five years of ownership, a new vehicle typically retains about 35 percent of its original manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP). Meanwhile, Honda consistently holds over 50 percent of its value over the same period of time, making its vehicles a great investment.

The Kelley Blue Book Trade In Range shows what a consumer can expect to receive for their car this week when trading it in at a dealer. The Kelley Blue Book Private Party Value reports on a fair price when selling the car to an individual instead of doing a dealer trade in.