When you're a young city-dweller and your car is a generic 20-year-old sedan with the base engine, what do you do? You personalize it, of course, and that's what the final owner of this Accord LX did. An unfortunate rear-end collision sent this car to a Denver car graveyard, giving us an illustrative snapshot of a place and time in popular automotive culture.
It has air conditioning, a CD player with AUX input jack (a fairly rare feature in cars built before the late 2000s), an automatic transmission and a large helping of that legendary Accord reliability.
So, a shopping spree including pink spray paint, aftermarket accessories and many decals followed.
When you're a member of the Slow Car Club, you can be proud that your Accord doesn't have the 255-horse V6 under its hood.
Because genuine Hello Kitty wheels are very expensive, this car has regular 15-inch steelies painted pink.
One might apply this sentiment to the driver who crashed into this Accord and sent it to the junkyard.
It's worth fixing a three-year-old Accord when this happens, but not so much with a 19-year-old Accord.
When you own a McMansion like this one, you require the low depreciation of the 2005 Accord LX.
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