Put gas in the car before you do a review and floor it 😂

My 2023 Genesis 2.5t chokes after a stop. What is that?

nice review. i bought this one but its not the hybrid. i got the EX. its such a good car tho, i dont like the back design that much. its a little boring on the back. front design is good but not amazing.

What are the lamps in the rear bumper for?

That 1.5T it’s not worth the 30+ sorry Honda

Very nice vehicle. Not big, not small, just perfect. Spacious inside. Like the outside.

sounding like an angry Count Voldemoor

Once they stop making manual transmission I lost interest in the Accord. I probably will buy an older generation before I buy this new generation...plus they're design is bland and ugly as hell compared to the past 3 generation Accords.

Like to see a Honda accord type R

Exterior is outdated though

I'm not trying to be a dick for real but anybody that knows Honda knows a Civic is always cheaper than an accord of that same year and same particular model. A base Civic will always be cheaper than a base accord. Same goes for mid-tier and top end models. The Civic will always be cheaper. Maybe not better but definitely cheaper. It just goes in line with Honda's, just like Toyota with the base brand Corolla and then the Camry right above it.

I know someone who just got one, the LX. It's pretty nice, drives well. Has enough power for typical city driving and highway, though it does feel like it's on the low end for power to weight ratio. I noticed the heater didn't blow very hot air, not sure if that's a common thing with these models. I'm used to heaters blowing super hot when turned up. Overall the car is good for the asking price 26k at 10k miles.

Only if the gas price is very high and you drive a lot. Otherwise civic is definitely cheaper to buy and own.

Here I am 2 years later. I am buying a used 2022 Venue limited. It only has 41000km and looks and drives like brand new. Can't wait to pick it up on Monday. This car ended up costing me less than half what I would have spent on the car I looked at first with similar features (honda crv 2022) Yes the CR-V is well known for reliability, but this Venue still has manufacturer warrantee up to 100000km (drivetrain) or 2 more years so I feel confident it will be a good purchase for me. In a couple years when warrantee is about to expire, I'll trade up for something else.

Its so unfortunate they stopped exporting the accords to europe after the 8th generation. Such great cars

Awe my baby boy is rich

What model cause we have a 24 SEL

Dropping them like that is scary to watch, you risk messing up the gap, always torque to specs when doing any car maintenance

Learn how to turn into the proper lanes dude!

Same wheel and dash as my $50k Type S 😂

This is sick! I’m looking at tuning my 2019 accord 2.0T, It’s stock rn tho… you think it’d be fine if I tuned it before I purchase after market parts? Or would it be fine if I just tuned it for now, and tune it again later with the new parts? NEED YOUR OPINION

bought mine today Elite trim I like white more

You don’t say why you would go with the Accord over the Civic, other than the gas mileage (which you present as a separate thought from the one about it being better). I’d imagine it has to do with the ride and seat comfort.

Your math/logic about Accord being better since it gets better gas mileage (no longer true for ‘25 since higher trim Civics are now hybrids) doesn’t add up when you consider how much more expensive it is. Also, depending on the kind of driving and the driver, the 1.5 turbo models might not be far off from a hybrid. 😮

Accord Hybrids cheaper than Civics? Might want to check again 😂

I agree and the alloy wheels look better than the sel too

That thing is like the economax macaroni

Yes, but Is bigger, which Is not something Better if you don't Need It :)

And they don’t sell it in the eu anymore :/

It’s so quiet on the road. Drives its self practically. Real slick handling. System is good. Interior is fine.

nothing about rough-road ride quality?

Since when is $33K < $30K?

bro just hit the brake pedals, you dont need this shift

The math is not mathing

Thanks I’m putting a pass through access hole like the older 2005 Honda accord had that way I get some good bass coming in from a subs

for 33k i’d rather an Elantra N

I have the same Accord and I would like to straighten the screen so that it has a more vertical position instead of looking tilted. I'm going to figure out how to do it, I imagine printing a new base with holes that supports the screen with a 3D printer but this time with a more vertical orientation. Do you know anything about this? I looked for info but it seems that no one has done it.

number one complaint on the forums is this doesn't have a quick way to disengage engine auto start/stop. you have to change it into sport mode, or go into settings on the touch screen to disengage that feature EACH time you start the vehicle.

So beautiful

GLC is rear wheel drive unless you get 4matic

I noticed if you have a CVT sports mode/Paddle shifters, it down shift by it self once you hit the brake, it no make sense the minus or downshifting manually. Traditional automatic trans doesn't do that.

wander what the 1.5 would be like

I see Connecticut plates where is this? I’m from Bethel.

Shoulda got the civic... You will find out why later.

6:50 startup

My brother has this car

When i changed my factory plugs on my bmw 740li msport at 100,000 miles it felt like it was brand new. Im changing out my wifes 2019 accord plugs today thanks for the video

Why didn’t you do both 20mm?

Class action lawsuit on the 1.5t

Finally someone reviewed the base model 2025 unlike all the other videos I’ve seen so far. I would like to see a in-depth video about the infotainment system because Hyundai upgraded it for the 2025 model year but all the reviews I’ve seen aren’t in depth at all for it