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George @ Nov 29th 2007 10:36AM
$12,000 for an accord in 1981? I don't think so. $12,000 would have bought you a brand spanking new corvette back then. The price was more like $4,000 back then. You are excused for not being old enough to know but don't just pull numbers out of your....
Paul H. @ Nov 29th 2007 12:55PM
I concur, George. My father bought a 1983 Accord Hatchback for a shade over $8,000 at the end of 1982. This was when people were paying MSRP, as well. $12,000 is off the mark, especially for 1981, when the first gen Accord was in its last year.