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2009 Honda Accord value

A 2009 Honda Accord EX-L at 18,500 miles is worth about $10,363 at retail in October 2026, with US listings running from $8,540 to $12,186. That is 157 cars listed for sale between September 6, 2026 and September 21, 2026, a large, current pool (confidence 99/100). Checked October 6, 2026.

$8,540
Low retail value
$10,363
Average retail value
Median listing $10,208
$12,186
High retail value

What is your Honda Accord worth?

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Value by trim

Each trim is valued from its own listings. The mileage basis is the odometer reading the feed was asked to price at.

TrimMileage basisLowAverageHighListings
EX-L162,500 mi$4,633$7,058$9,48232
EX-L18,500 mi$8,540$10,363$12,186157

How 2009 Honda Accord listings are priced

Ten equal bands from the cheapest tenth of listings to the dearest, EX-L trim, mileage-adjusted to 18,500 miles. A narrow band is a crowded price; the wide bands at either end are the outliers.

$4,150 to $5,295
16
$5,295 to $5,999
16
$5,999 to $6,550
16
$6,550 to $7,495
15
$7,495 to $7,995
16
$7,995 to $8,375
16
$8,375 to $8,950
15
$8,950 to $9,399
16
$9,399 to $10,298
16
$10,298 to $11,991
15

2009 Honda Accord value by state

Median mileage-adjusted listing price in the states with the most cars for sale. Small counts move around; treat anything under ten listings as a hint, not a figure.

OH$9,852 (11)
NC$10,164 (11)
VA$9,667 (10)
PA$10,807 (10)
TX$9,648 (9)
CA$10,798 (8)
GA$11,013 (8)
NY$9,544 (7)
IL$10,952 (7)
AL$11,608 (6)
TN$10,908 (6)
OR$9,663 (6)

Other years of the Honda Accord

Questions

How much is a 2009 Honda Accord worth?

In October 2026, a 2009 Honda Accord EX-L at 18,500 miles has a retail value of about $10,363, with listings running from $8,540 to $12,186. That is the national picture across 157 cars listed for sale between September 6, 2026 and September 21, 2026. A specific car moves with its mileage, trim, options, condition and local market, which is what the VIN valuation prices.

Is this the Kelley Blue Book value for a 2009 Honda Accord?

No. Kelley Blue Book publishes its own values from its own data, and we are not affiliated with it. These figures are built from live US sales listings for this exact model, mileage-adjusted, and the date they were observed is printed on the page.

Is this a trade-in value or a retail value?

Retail: what sellers are asking for the car on the open market. A dealer trade-in offer is normally lower, because the dealer has to recondition, warrant and resell the car. Private-party sales usually land between the two.

Why does the 2009 Honda Accord value change with mileage?

Every figure here is struck at 18,500 miles. The feed adjusts each listing to that reading before averaging, and a car with far more or far fewer miles is worth a different amount. Enter the VIN and the real odometer reading to price the actual car.

How do I get the value of my exact car?

Enter the 17-character VIN on this page. The specification, open recalls and running costs are free; the valuation, from $2.99, prices that VIN at its mileage in your ZIP code and shows the nearest listings behind the number.

Source: US retail sales listings via a licensed vehicle-pricing provider, national figures for the exact year, make, model and trim at the stated mileage, observed September 6, 2026 to September 21, 2026 and checked October 6, 2026. Advertised prices, not sale prices. Not affiliated with Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds or J.D. Power. Not a vehicle history report. See how every figure is produced.