Honda Accord 1999-2000 Type R tips please,...

[GasSavers_Mack]

Sorry, i was just inspecting the card,...its not accord,.. ,.. its integra.... humm... i can't really say the year,.. how do i find it,.. i will post some pics soon,..

[GasSavers_Mack]

This is the Car. I think its 1999,... but again,.. not sure,..

[KiptheCarGuy]

That definitley looks like an Accord. I think that is just a Type R Sticket. That looks exactly like a Honda Accord that is sold in the US

[GasSavers_Mack]

yep bingo,... found it,...

http://consumerguideauto.howstuffwor...?photo=1677495

[Philip1]

thats a heck of a greenhouse I would definitely get one of those reflective wind shield shades and perhaps if legal tint the windows

[i-DSi]

Originally Posted by Mack

Sorry, i was just inspecting the card,...its not accord,.. ,.. its integra.... humm... i can't really say the year,.. how do i find it,.. i will post some pics soon,..

To be 100% sure of the year, model, type....: VIN.
I can read European Honda VINnumbers, but I'm not sure if I can say anything about a US VIN.
By the way: looks a bit like an Accord Coup? sold in Europe 10 years ago.

[GasSavers_Erik]

Does it have any type of emissions decal on the underside of the hood? That might confirm the year of manufacture.

[GasSavers_Mack]

Thanks for all the help guys. I found an easier way to find the make,... just looked at the car Registration and it said 1999 Honda.

oh, just one last thing, what is the expected mileage of this car, (just a guess), something for me benchmark against.

[i-DSi]

Originally Posted by Mack

oh, just one last thing, what is the expected mileage of this car, (just a guess), something for me benchmark against.

This completely depends on the history of the car (way of driving, average drivecycle distance, maintenance...). But a Honda is by definition a long lasting car that will never give up .

[bowtieguy]

Originally Posted by Mack

oh, just one last thing, what is the expected mileage of this car, (just a guess), something for me benchmark against.

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/calcu...a&model=Accord