* Automatic Transmission: This is the biggest hurdle. Most automatic transmissions in 2000 Honda Accords are *not* designed for flat towing. Towing with the engine off and transmission engaged can damage the transmission severely. You'll almost certainly need a *transmission lubricant pump* system to circulate fluid and keep the transmission lubricated while being towed. Without this, it's extremely risky.
* Owner's Manual: Always consult your owner's manual. It will explicitly state whether flat towing is permissible and, if so, any necessary precautions (like using a specific type of tow bar).
* Drive Axle: Flat towing on the drive axle (the front wheels on a front-wheel-drive car) can place extra stress on the drive train. This is often manageable with newer models, but with an older car like a 2000 Accord, care needs to be taken.
In short, while technically *possible*, flat towing a 2000 Honda Accord is *highly discouraged* unless you have the correct equipment (transmission lubrication system) and have confirmed its compatibility with your vehicle's transmission. Failure to do so could result in significant and expensive transmission damage. You might be better off using a car carrier instead.
