The 2004 Honda Accord sits at a median of $2,250 in the Canadian market. Most of these cars land between $1,995 and $2,700. That's a narrow band for a 20-year-old car, which tells you the market has more or less settled on what this Accord is worth.
The typical car here has about 179,607 km on it. So when you're looking at a listing, that number is your baseline. A car sitting well below it isn't automatically a steal, and one above it isn't automatically overpriced. Read the rest of the listing before the odometer talks you into anything.
What to actually pay
Anything under $1,995 deserves a hard look at why it's cheap, not a fast offer. Rust, a tired transmission, or missing service history all pull a car below the pack. On the other end, north of $2,700 you're paying a premium, and at this age it needs to be a genuinely clean example to justify it.
My read: target the middle. Somewhere around $2,250 for a car near that 179,607 km mark, with records, is a fair deal that nobody's overpaying on. Let the condition, not the sticker, decide whether you go higher or walk.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.
We have not written up the 2004 Honda Accord yet. The Honda Accord generation covered so far: 2018-2022.