The Accord pairs a roomy, refined cabin with efficient hybrid power and a long-standing reputation for dependability — a midsize sedan that is easy to live with and holds its value.
Up to 48 mpg combined and a roomier cabin; Camry counters with available AWD.
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Up to 48 mpg combined and strong resale; Sonata leads on warranty length.
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Up to 48 mpg combined and a roomier rear seat; K5 leans sportier and value-priced.
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Up to 48 mpg combined and a more polished interior; Altima offers available AWD.
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Search inventoryHonda today celebrated the sale of 15 million Honda Accords in America, marking a major milestone for the country’s best-selling car over the past 50 years.
What it means: The Accord's 15-million-unit U.S. sales milestone underscores its long-standing popularity and resale value confidence for prospective buyers.
Read More →In June 1976, as Americans buzzed about the approaching U.S. Bicentennial celebration, the first Honda Accord arrived – a fun, fuel-efficient three-door hatchback that would launch a five-decade-long success story in America.
What it means: The Accord marks 50 years on sale in the US, reflecting a long track record of reliability and value that may reassure prospective buyers.
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Honda announces increased hybrid production to meet growing demand and improve inventory availability across the U.S.
What it means: Hybrid models should be easier to find later this year, with more inventory coming to dealers.
Read More →Summary: The front passenger seat weight sensor may crack and cause the front airbag to deploy unintentionally.
Fix: Dealers will replace the seat weight sensors, free of charge.
What to do: Contact a franchised dealer to schedule the free remedy — recalls are always repaired at no charge.
View Recall DetailsWe continuously monitor NHTSA and update this page as new information is released.