2011 Honda Accord
The 2011 Honda Accord 2.0i A/T station wagon offers a perfect blend of reliability, versatility, and affordability for South African buyers. This used luxury sedan combines smooth performance with practical design, making it an ideal choice for families and professionals seeking a dependable vehicle at a competitive price.
Powered by a 2.0 i-VTEC petrol engine producing 156 Hp, this Accord features an automatic transmission for effortless driving. Its fuel efficiency of 7.3 L/100km ensures economical running costs, while the spacious interior accommodates five passengers comfortably across four doors. The station wagon body type provides ample cargo space and versatility for daily commuting or weekend adventures.
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Honda Accord
Honda’s Accord station wagon from 2008–2011 is the sort of car you’ll miss in traffic until you actually go hunting for one—then you realise you’re sifting through a relic no one talks about. Just three for sale in the whole country? That’s not a market, that’s a trivia answer. Offered in 2.0-litre petrol or 2.2 diesel (iDTEC), both with automatics, these wagons straddle a forgotten corner of the D-segment. Pricing is all over the show: R79,500 buys you scruffy high-mileage, while the top end at R149,995 is wishful thinking unless the car’s been wrapped in cotton wool. You’re not exactly spoiled for choice—the Avensis Wagon, Passat Variant, and Vectra Estate are just as thin on the ground, so badge loyalty is about all that’ll drive your pick. All three listed cars are nudging 250,000 km, which tells you exactly who buys these: people who get why a wagon matters and aren’t scared of putting in some elbow grease. The 2.2 iDTEC Executive Tourer at R79,500 stands out on paper at least, because Honda’s diesel was known for going the distance, and Executive spec gave you just enough kit to keep things civilised. The 2.0 petrol at R149,995? Ambitious, considering the mileage clock’s probably seen more N1 highway than most Uber drivers. If you’re chasing one, you probably need the space but don’t want a bakkie, and you’re ready to chase down spares, because parts supply’s as scarce as used stock. No new ones on the horizon—these are strictly for the patient and the pragmatic.
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Honda’s not trying to dazzle you with flash or lure you with badge envy. Instead, it’s carved out a space for buyers who care about honest value, reliability, and not spending half their life at the mechanic. Think of it as the thinking person’s alternative to a Toyota or Suzuki—just as dependable, less shouty about it. With 79 listings currently live, prices range widely from R69,500 to R509,900, but most stock settles in that R140k-to-R260k band where families and first-time buyers are actually shopping. Only 9 of those are new, which isn’t a surprise if you’ve tried to find a Honda dealership outside the big cities, but the used scene is alive because owners hang onto these cars for years before letting them go. On paper at least, the HR-V is the star here with 12 listings, including a handful that touch the R509,900 ceiling for the latest versions. The Jazz, though, is the real hero—versatile, affordable (from R86,500 to R258,800), and the sort of hatch you’d hand down instead of trade in. The Amaze sedan covers those who want a boot rather than a clever rear seat, with prices between R213,500 and R297,100. CR-V covers the “school run plus road trip” crowd, topping out at R256,900. If you’re looking for diesel, move along—petrol is king here. In a market crowded with rivals, Honda’s edge is simple: the cars last, and that matters. Owners don’t need convincing, and that’s the point.
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Vredelust, Cape Town, Western Cape
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