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Honda Accord for sale

Accord listings cover CF (1997-2002) and CL7/CL9 (2002-2008) generations most frequently, plus the CU (2008-2013) JDM Accord. The CL7 Accord Euro R carries the K20A with a close-ratio six-speed and Torsen limited-slip differential. The CL9 uses the 2.4L K24A. CF8 SiR and CF4 SiR-T variants from 1997-2002 are US-eligible under the 25-year rule; CL7/CL9 models from 2002 enter eligibility from 2027 onward. The CU generation (2008-2013) is a JDM-only Accord distinct from the North American market model.

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Honda Accord — pricing right now

Listings
21
From
$9,588CA$13,261£7,139A$13,431€8,243¥1,529,012
Up to
$32,995CA$45,635£24,567A$46,221€28,367¥5,261,759
Average
$14,321CA$19,807£10,663A$20,062€12,312¥2,283,790

Source: JDMBUYSELL live marketplace data — updated daily.

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History & specs

About the Honda Accord

The CL7 Accord Euro R (2002-2008) carries the K20A 2.0L naturally-aspirated engine at 220ps, a close-ratio six-speed gearbox, and a Torsen limited-slip differential, equipment not offered in the North American Accord lineup of the same generation, which used the K24A 2.4L (CL9) or V6 alternatives. The Euro R trim was developed for the JDM and some European markets. Honda's domestic Accord sedan was consistently more driver-focused than its global equivalents during this era.

Other JDM Accord generations appearing in the marketplace include the CF8 SiR and CF4 SiR-T (1997-2002) in sedan and estate bodies, the CF4 carrying the F20B twin-cam naturally-aspirated, and the CL9 (2002-2008) using the K24A 2.4L. The CU JDM Accord (2008-2013) is a Japan-exclusive model distinct from the ninth-generation Accord sold in North America; it uses the K24Z4 and R18A engines. CU-spec interior and safety equipment differs from the global Accord despite similar exterior styling.

CF-generation Accord from 1997 is US-eligible. CL7/CL9 from 2002 enters eligibility from 2027. CU from 2008 enters eligibility from 2033. Right-hand drive throughout. The K20A in the CL7 Euro R is calibrated differently from the export K20A2 (RSX Type-S). Higher compression and revised cam timing account for the 20ps output difference. Pre-purchase odometer verification and K20A engine condition inspection are advisable given the collector premium on low-mileage CL7 Euro R examples.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a Honda Accord cost?
Across 21 Honda Accord listings on JDMBUYSELL, prices range from $9,588 to $32,995 USD, averaging about $14,321. Figures reflect active marketplace listings and update daily.
What is the cheapest Honda Accord for sale?
The lowest-priced active Honda Accord listing on JDMBUYSELL is a 2001 example at $9,588 USD. Sort the listings by price to compare the most affordable examples first.
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How many Honda Accord are for sale in the United States?
Of the 21 active Honda Accord listings on JDMBUYSELL, 11 are based in the United States and the remaining 10 are with exporters in Japan and dealers in other markets.
Which Honda Accord model years can be imported to the United States?
The US 25-year rule (49 CFR 571.7 + 49 CFR Part 591) exempts vehicles 25 years and older from FMVSS compliance. In 2026, that covers Honda Accord examples from model year 2001 and earlier. 9 of the 21 active Honda Accord listings on JDMBUYSELL already meet that cutoff.
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How many Honda Accord are for sale with a manual transmission?
1 of the 21 active Honda Accord listings is listed with a manual transmission.
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How much does it cost to import a Honda Accord from Japan?
9 Honda Accord listings are offered by exporters in Japan, priced from $9,588 to $20,300 USD before shipping. Beyond the purchase price, importing from Japan adds ocean freight, import duty, and destination-country compliance to the landed cost.
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