So I was looking up my 2013 Honda Accord cuz I might sell it. Found the current blue book value, and it’s kinda surprising. They say it’s around 12-14k, I think? My car’s in pretty good condition, got a couple of new tires too. Just wondering, what do ya think, should I fix up the interior a bit more before selling?
A friend told me he sold his Accord a few years back and made more by keeping it for a while before selling. Think you lose more money fixing up an old car? But honestly, any advice would be great, I’m not too sure where to go from here.
I’ve got a '13 Honda Accord out here in Toronto. A buddy of mine checked the blue book and said it’s worth around $8k, give or take. Crazy how it holds up after 10 years. Anyone else got a vintage set of wheels?
I’ve been looking at my 2013 Honda Accord’s value, parked it right here in Texas. Crazy to see how much it’s held up! Found the blue book listing, and honestly, it’s not too shabby for an old ride like mine. Some fresh paint and it’ll do some more miles!
I’ve had my 2013 Honda Accord for quite a bit and it’s been solid, especially around California. The blue book value’s still decent, even with a bit of wear and tear. People are still looking for them because they’re reliable cars! In the same boat, not trying to sell anytime soon though. Always hear folks saying, “Accords are the best bang for your buck!” Trust me, they’re a really chill ride to drive every day.
I’ve had a friend in Ontario who just sold his ‘13 Honda Accord. He mentioned somethin’ like $10K on the blue book. Not bad for that sweet ride, yeah? Especially since gas prices are all over. Groovy junky, I tell ya! 
I remember when I bought my 2013 Honda Accord back in Ohio, I checked the blue book about a zillion times. It was worth around $12,000 then, but it’s dropped since. Heard from a buddy in Canada, the blue book had it around $8,400 recently. Prices vary, ya know? Gotta look up local values, but the blue book gives ya a base. Always kinda funny how those numbers fluctuate, right? LOL. Never paid much attention before, but always good to check it whenever I decide to sell or trade.
I’ve got a '13 Honda Accord and man, the Blue Book value just keeps surprising me. Back in Ohio, I saw a pristine one going for a sweet deal. Seems like it’s holding up well, you know? It’s just reliable, especially for those road trips across Canada. Everyone’s complaining about new car prices, so it’s cool seeing classics like mine still fetch a good figure in the Blue Book!
I remember when I got my 2013 Honda Accord a few years back; it was such a solid ride. Here in Toronto, the Blue Book value was around $8k-$10k back then, depending on the condition. These days I’ve noticed it’s shifted a bit, but it’s still a reliable option. My wife’s been eyeing one; the Honda’s depreciation game is tight, so it’s a great deal for leasing or buying!
I’ve been eyeing a 2013 Honda Accord here in Toronto. My buddy just got his blue book value and it’s decent for a used ride. Definitely worth checking out for a reliable car. Been hearing good things about their resale!
In ‘13, I got my hands on this sweet Honda Accord right after college in Toronto. Fast forward, and the blue book value’s kinda taken a dip, but it’s still rulotastic. Currently runs at like $7,000? Definitely a keeper for safety and mileage. Y’know, it’s one of them cars where ya never hate drivin’. North of the border, Accords just seem to vibe well with their owners, ya feel me?
I’ve got a '13 Honda Accord, and in Canada, its Blue Book value stood at around 10 grand recently. Been relying on it for my long commutes, and she’s still running smooth – pretty solid car for the price. Always hits the mark when I need to clock some serious mileage.