Honda Accord Touring Market in California
The answer
What does a Honda Accord Touring cost in California?
A 2026 Honda Accord Touring in California typically lists around $41,145 across 540 observed listings in the latest daily snapshot, averaging 64 days on market.
Price & value
What you should expect to pay for a Honda Accord Touring
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How easy is the Touring to find in California?
Trim availability detail is limited this month. About 540 Accord listings are observed.
Demand & selling speed
How fast does the Touring sell?
The Touring averages 64 days on market in California.
Sold prices & volume
What does a Touring actually sell for in California?
Observed from recently sold Accord Touring transactions — shown separately from the asking prices above.
Sold figures reflect completed transactions and are kept separate from asking prices and active-listing days on market.
Buyer leverage
Your negotiating position on the Touring
Strong buyer leverage
The Touring shows strong buyer leverage at 64 days on market.
Trends
Touring price & supply history
Trend history isn't published at the trim level. See the California Accord report for Accord price history.
See the national Accord market for supply history.
Why this trim behaves differently
Touring characteristics & market context
- Trim tier: flagship
- Hybrid powertrain
- MSRP $39,495
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Understanding the terms
Plain-language definitions for the market measures used in this report — and why each one matters when you're shopping.
- Market temperature
- Compares the vehicle supply available in the state with how quickly vehicles have been leaving that market, expressed as an estimated days of supply — lower means supply is tighter relative to that pace. It is not a measure of how long individual listings have been listed, and it is shown only where our market-data provider has enough state-level supply and sales history to support it.
- Buyer leverage
- How much negotiating power you have right now, based on inventory, selling speed, and price movement. Stronger leverage means more room to negotiate.
- Average days on market
- The average number of days the currently listed, unsold vehicles have been on the market. Listings that sit longer can mean more room to negotiate.
- Days of supply
- An estimate from our market-data provider of how long the vehicle supply available in this state would last at the pace vehicles have recently been leaving that market. It is the provider's own calculation, not a division of the listing and sales counts shown on this page. Higher days of supply usually means more choice and more negotiating room.
- Sell-through
- The share of available inventory that sells in a given period. Higher sell-through means cars are moving quickly.
- Dealer sample
- Figures reflect new-vehicle listings observed in our licensed dealer-listings sample. They may not represent every vehicle for sale in the state; figures below our threshold are withheld, not estimated.
- Observed listings
- The number of distinct new vehicles observed in our dealer-listings sample at the latest daily snapshot — not a count of every vehicle for sale in the state.
- Observed
- A measured value taken from observed listings or sales — not modeled.
- Estimated
- A modeled value. It is clearly labeled and never presented as a measured figure.
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