Honda North America executives have said that prices for the 2003 US Honda Accord line will increase less than 2%, or roughly $US500, though extra equipment has been added, Reuters reported.
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Honda executive vice president Tom Elliott told Reuters that prices for the redesigned 2003 Accord sedan and coupe would range from less than $20,000 for a base DX sedan to about $26,000 for a V6-powered EX coupe, adding that $700 to $1,500 worth of technology had been added to help keep Accord sales at about 400,000 a year.
Honda executives also told Reuters that they were concerned the Accord had grown too conservative, and was not appealing to younger buyers.
“We’re very lucky to have a loyal base of Accord customers who will buy the car again and again,” Accord executive chief engineer Charlie Baker told Reuters. “But … we have to go back to a time when we surprised every one.”
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