Honda Accord Depreciation

Measured against live listings, a 5-year-old Honda Accord lists at $21,985 — 31.9% below the $32,298 median price of a new one today, while a 3-year-old runs $25,141 (22.2% below new). Median odometer at that age: 74,730 miles.

By the CarWhere Research Team · Live US listing medians · Updated 2026-10-25

Honda Accord value by model year from live listing prices
Model yearAgeMedian asking pricevs new todayMedian milesListings
2026 (new)—$32,298——33478
20251 yr$28,478−11.8%17,0582778
20242 yrs$26,305−18.6%31,7724419
20233 yrs$25,141−22.2%42,1982345
20224 yrs$23,998−25.7%60,6721891
20215 yrs$21,985−31.9%74,7301563
20206 yrs$19,995−38.1%82,9891518
20197 yrs$18,900−41.5%93,5071737
20188 yrs$18,033−44.2%101,0062639

Median asking prices from live US dealer listings (min 40 per point) vs the Honda Accord's median new price today. Live market data, not book-value estimates. Updated 2026-10-25.

Buying a used Honda Accord? Two checks before the price.

See which Honda Accord years to avoid (federal complaint and recall records by model year), then benchmark the asking price against what buyers actually paid. Cross-shopping? Compare curves in the 182-model depreciation study.

FAQ

How much does a Honda Accord depreciate?

Measured against live listings, a 5-year-old Honda Accord lists at $21,985 — 31.9% below the $32,298 median price of a new one today, while a 3-year-old runs $25,141 (22.2% below new). Median odometer at that age: 74,730 miles. These are asking-price medians from live US dealer inventory (1563 listings behind the 5-year figure), not book-value estimates.

What's the best age to buy a used Honda Accord?

The steepest part of this curve is year 1 → 2, where it sheds another 6.8 points. Buying just after a steep drop means the previous owner paid it; the Honda Accord's year-by-year table above shows exactly where the price settles.

Is a used Honda Accord a good deal versus new?

A 3-year-old Honda Accord saves about $7,157 versus new (22.2% below) with a median 42,198 miles on the clock. Whether that's the right trade depends on the model year — check the reliability record before the price.

Where does this data come from?

Median asking prices from live US dealer listings via licensed vehicle-data providers, aggregated per model year (minimum 40 listings per point) and compared with the Honda Accord's median new price today (33478 new listings). Refreshed 2026-10-25. Republish with attribution to CarWhere (carwhere.com).

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