Exelon Automotive

Purchased a ’94 Accord from these guys, decent people, no BS, back in January 2013. Except for the drive down south, twice to look at the car, it couldn’t have gone any smoother. It was salvaged, don’t understand why, fender and headlight damage. The repair was done well. It drives nice and is very clean inside and out. It needed some minor things ($ 250) but what used car doesn’t, it was priced fair, mind you not a steal, but a value. On top of all that they even processed the paperwork in a timely manner. It became the kids first car and should go another 150,000 miles if he treats it well. He will never have any money for college. It’s being modded-​up, intake, exhaust, ground pounding tunes and lighting effects. Now I’m really broke. To be 17 again…
Update: It’s been a year with 18,000 miles put on the car and, well it’s my sons money pit. He/​we have sunk another $ 2500 and countless hours into a car that cost us about that. Oh to be young and irresponsible again. The fact is not a single problem with the car despite my sons hap hazard maintenance schedule. I couldn’t be happier. Just to counter Spencer, they showed me pictures of the car before it was fixed and told me about the muffler and the thermostat without being asking, hey I’d do it again in a heart beat.
The second in a series of updates and the last. The Accord was driven 46,850 miles in 2 ½ years by a teenager. Who else could find the time to drive that far and go to work and school, except a teenager. This thing was solid as a rock and ran like a tank. He had a minor fender bender costing him $ 86 to replace the hood. The only repairs that were required during this time was a wheel bearing and the windshield wiper transmission. He recently sold the Honda for $ 3,200 to another new driver with 206,000 miles on it. I wish him the luck my son had with it. My son now has a good paying corporate job and just bought a Mazda 3. The best part of this; with all the money he makes he is paying for his own insurance and modding now, but still taps Dad for wrenches. Good Stuff