Used 2015 Honda Accord
- Price: $16,395
- Mileage: 122,737 miles
- Location: Monroeville, PA
- VIN: 1HGCR2F32FA130124
Used 2015 Honda Accord for sale in Monroeville, PA — $16,395, 122,737 miles. The Accord is one of the most popular midsize cars. Buy Here Pay Here financing available. See photos and details, and get pre-approved online.
About the 2015 Honda Accord
2015 Honda Accord at a glance
The 2015 Accord carries over: a 185-hp 2.4L (189 hp in Sport) with a CVT or 6-speed manual (about 27/35 mpg with the CVT), a 278-hp V6, and the 196-hp Hybrid (about 49/45 mpg). 2013-2015 four-cylinder CVT cars from road-salt states were recalled because driveshafts can corrode and break; confirm the remedy by VIN.
- Engines: 2.4 liter direct injected I4 185 hp 181 lb ft; 2.4 liter I4 189 hp sport; 3.5 liter V6 278 hp 252 lb ft; 2.0 liter hybrid I4 196 hp combined
- Transmissions: CVT continuously variable four cylinder; 6 speed manual four cylinder; 6 speed automatic V6; 6 speed manual V6 coupe; Electronic CVT hybrid
- Drivetrain: Front wheel drive
- Body style: 4 door sedan; 2 door coupe
What changed:
- Largely carryover
- Last year before the 2016 refresh
- Plug in hybrid dropped
What to inspect: Open recalls by VIN; Exact engine resolution by VIN; CVT operation and fluid service four cylinder; Battery sensor recall status; V6 timing belt service records if V6; Driveshaft corrosion recall status salt states; Hybrid battery and system warnings if hybrid; Suspension and tires; Brakes; Electronics and infotainment; Air conditioning performance; Maintenance history.
Known issues to check on a 2015 Honda Accord
- Fuel Pump Recalls (Various Years) (2015–2024)
Several Honda fuel pump recalls cover Accords: low-pressure in-tank pumps on many 2018-2020 models (and a broader campaign spanning 2013-2023 Honda models), 2015-2017 V6 Accords, and a high-pressure fuel pump that can leak on some 2023-2024 Accords and Accord Hybrids. A failed pump can cause stalling; a leak raises fire risk.
What to do: Confirm any fuel pump recall on the VIN is complete. - Battery Sensor Water Intrusion Recall (2013-2016) (2013–2016)
Honda recalled 2013-2016 Accords because the battery sensor case can let water in and short circuit, creating a fire risk.
What to do: Confirm the battery-sensor recall is complete. - Driveshaft Corrosion Recall, Salt States (2013-2015 CVT) (2013–2015)
2013-2015 four-cylinder CVT Accords sold or registered in road-salt states were recalled because the driveshafts were assembled with a lubricant that could degrade their protective coating, leading to corrosion and breakage. A broken driveshaft causes loss of drive and possible rollaway if the parking brake is not set.
What to do: Confirm the driveshaft recall on salt-state cars and set the parking brake when parked. - CVT and Turbo Engine Maintenance Check (2013–2026)
Most 2013 and later four-cylinder Accords use a CVT, and 2018 and later gas models use turbocharged engines. Both reward on-time fluid and oil changes. A test drive should confirm smooth, shudder-free acceleration, and the oil level should be correct and clean.
What to do: Favor Accords with documented oil and CVT fluid changes. - Generation, Body Style and Powertrain Disambiguation (2011–2026)
Accords from 2011-2017 came as sedans and coupes with 2.4L four or 3.5L V6 engines; 2018-2022 are sedans with 1.5L or 2.0L turbo engines or a hybrid; 2023 and later are sedans with a 1.5L turbo or hybrid. The Accord Crosstour (later called simply Crosstour, 2010-2015) is a separate hatchback model, and the Acura TSX was related to the European/Japanese Accord.
What to do: Confirm year, engine and body style before comparing prices.
Recall applicability varies by model year, build date, engine, state of registration and VIN. Check the VIN for open recalls, especially Takata airbag recalls on 2011-2012 models.
Honda Accord research: recalls, reliability and buyer's guide