Engine
3.5L
Fuel
PETROL
Power
202 kW
Body
SALOON
Transmission
6-GEAR AUTO
Seats
5
Combined Economy
7.3 L/100km
Weight
2,048 kg
City Economy
6 L/100km
Highway Economy
4 L/100km
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Uncommon in NZ

With only 76 registered, parts may need to be ordered and not all mechanics will be familiar with this model. Factor in potential wait times for servicing.

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Check your octane rating

NZTA data records fuel type but not the octane grade (91, 95, or 98). Check the owner's manual or the fuel filler cap for the recommended rating — or look up fuel labels at Rightcar. Using the wrong grade can affect performance and fuel economy.

Estimated Running Costs
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Prices updated 3/04/2026 (MBIE)

Available Trims & Variants

The 2017 Honda ACCORD comes in 4 variants in NZ. The most common is the V6 NT 3.5P/6AT/SL/4D.

29 V6 NT 3.5P/6AT/SL/4D
21 V6 NT 3.5P/6AT
15 HYBRID
2 2.0PH/HD/SL/4DR/5S

Frequently Asked Questions

How many 2017 Honda ACCORD are there in New Zealand?

There are 76 2017 Honda ACCORD vehicles currently registered in New Zealand, making it a less common choice.

What fuel does the 2017 Honda ACCORD use?

The most common fuel type for the 2017 Honda ACCORD is petrol. Average fuel consumption is 7.3 L/100km combined, or 6 L/100km in the city.

How much does a 2017 Honda ACCORD cost to run?

Based on the NZ average of 12,000 km per year and current fuel prices, a 2017 Honda ACCORD costs approximately $2,453 per year in fuel, or about $47 per week. Use the running cost calculator above to estimate with your own driving habits.

Were 2017 Honda ACCORDs imported new or used?

68% of 2017 Honda ACCORD vehicles in NZ were imported new, while 32% arrived as used imports, primarily from Thailand.

Is the 2017 Honda ACCORD a good buy?

With 76 on NZ roads, the 2017 Honda ACCORD has a strong presence in the used market. Uncommon in NZ, so parts and servicing may be harder to find. Always check a specific vehicle's history on CarJam before purchasing.