@tutorialdrives: Part 3 | 1983 Honda Accord Classic Sedan Test Drive #honda #interior #testdrive

Tricky :

Not girlfriends. Fuel prices and siphoning

Macho Piranha :

Bro, that locking fuel tank door is because of the fuel scarcity in the 1970s and people waiting in line for fuel for hours and stealing fuel from peoples vehicles overnight when they couldn’t get it. that was a huge deal in the 70s

user7572061458511 :

Wow..i had an 82 also 5 speeds...I didn't like at all....I felt the car was under powered....had it for 3 months...the kid who bought it ....told me he had all of 1 week..before he was Tboned at a Intersection...........

Wilson Carter :

I wish I could purchase this car from you🙏

larry :

Had 2 of them. Bullet proof

It's me 🇨🇦 :

My 1st Accord was a used '96. Drove it for 16 years then bought a new 2014 Accord sport. Traded it in for a new '21 Accord sport with i still drive & love.

IowaHokie :

I am so curious as to this car’s value. So cool

user4668415823468 :

oh my gosh I learned to drive in that car and took my driver's test in it

حمدوشي 🇰🇼 :

my mother had a Honda since 1978 2dr Accord hatchback I used to drive with license 🪪 from 88 till 1990 . ( 12 years with no major service just oil and filter)

Shj66 :

Most reliable car from Honda ever made

Chef Jude :

This looks better then the current generation

丹尼_danny_er :

I got this car before same model same colour

T'LO, Tony :

what a great car, beautiful condition 👌😎

Sweeda :

😍😍😍😍😍I want this sooo damn bad 🥹🥹🥹

AJayRe3d :

I want to see the Honda 1994 Accord

Mike Noon :

Classic

Jadiel_Danger :

Perfection 😍

Paul Quinn185 :

82/83 model accord, really good

الحناوي 🇾🇪Anwa :

2088

Hitchcock Presents :

82s had different bumpers - that’s older

yodingdongyo :

It’s a holder over from the late 70’s gas crisis and people stealing gas

Wilson Carter :

Please, is it available for sale?

BlueRidgeGuy80 :

billdol :

The two major oil crises of the 1970s ended at different times: the 1973 crisis ended in March 1974 when the Arab oil embargo was lifted, while the 1979 crisis eased gradually through 1980 and 1981 as markets adjusted and a global recession reduced demand. [1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1970s_energy_crisis), [2] (https://waterandpower.org/Museum2/Oil_Crisis_1979.html)The 1973 Oil CrisisStart: October 1973, triggered by an Arab oil embargo against nations supporting Israel during the Yom Kippur War.End: March 1974, when the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) officially lifted the embargo, though high price levels remained. [1] (https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/oil-shock-of-1973-74), [2] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1970s_energy_crisis)The 1979 Oil CrisisStart: Early 1979, triggered by supply disruptions during the Iranian Revolution.End: 1980–1981, as the 1979 oil crisis subsided due to price deregulation, increased non-OPEC production, and conservation efforts that led to the 1980s oil glut. [1] (https://waterandpower.org/Museum2/Oil_Crisis_1979.html), [2] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1970s_energy_crisis), [3] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPEC)If you'd like, I can share more details on:The economic impact (such as stagflation)How governments responded with fuel standards and speed limits

albertnguyen9333 :

👍👍