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Under optimal conditions, the Honda Civic has the potential to exceed 200,000 miles. This estimate doesn't take into account the usual parts that wear down in any vehicle, such as brakes, starter, and alternator. To help prolong its lifespan, regular maintenance like oil changes, transmission servicing, and tire rotations are essential. Additionally, it's important to replace suspension parts, brake components, and the battery periodically. Selecting the right engine oils and lubricants, and adhering to a consistent maintenance schedule for their changes, can keep the engine and transmission in good condition for many miles to come.
The typical lifespan of a Honda Accord is predicted to reach approximately 150,000 miles on average.
In America, you can find numerous Honda Accord Coupes that have clocked anywhere between 200,000 to over 350,000 miles and are still running smoothly. I own a 2000 Accord Coupe with over 200,000 miles on it, proving they can go well beyond 150,000 miles.
There are numerous Honda Accord Coupes with mileage ranging from 200,000 to well over 350,000 miles that continue to run efficiently. This means they have a much longer lifespan than 150,000 miles.
I recently purchased a 2011 Honda Accord EX-L V6 coupe with 175,000 miles last autumn. It's in excellent shape, and I hope it continues to run smoothly for a long time to come.
I've had my 2010 coupe since it was brand new. It now has 247,000 miles on it. I've only used full synthetic oil, changing it every 7,000 miles. I've had one tune-up and changed the transmission fluid once. So far, everything in the engine has been working perfectly fine. It still drives really well and feels smooth on the road.