2025 Honda Accord vs 2025 Toyota Camry | Which One Is The Best Hybrid Sedan?

[@syusi]

I just bought an Accord Hybrid EXL after considering the Camry. The Honda has much more rear seat legroom. It also has a more refined interior, I feel. Plus, Toyota dealers have a ridiculous mark up over list. I love that Camry has a spare tire, but I was able to buy a donut spare for the Accord that fits in the existing wheel well. As for styling, I actually like the Accord’s lines. But how it presents to the outside world is the least of my concerns. It drives phenomenally, has great regenerative braking (made even more engaging when using the paddles), and is smooth and quiet. I think it might be the nicest all around car I’ve owned since my 1973 BMW 2002. Believe it or not, it’s fun.

[@jeretso]

Good idea buying spare. Nice to know it fits existing compartment

[@jameswillett7186]

All of what you said might be true but it's also true that the Camry is going to be more reliable than the Honda Accord.

[@jeffjo8732]

@@jameswillett7186 And yet, since this Honda line of hybrids was introduced, it gets better reliability ratings from KBB and JDPower.

[@crxdelsolsir]

@@jameswillett7186 You obviously have not been around long, only been a Toyota fan, not really have an open mind or taken a critical look. At least give some support to your argument rather than just a one liner. I have owned Toyota and Honda and while the Toyota may be reliable (depends on your definition) in every direct comparison and measure the Honda was more reliable. Examples: Camry 86-92 had instrument cluster needles that bend while the contemporary Accord 89-93 did not Camry 80s - 00s have dash boards that crack, melt, become sticky etc. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJywe31qr8xmhKs (Accords of the same era's did not) Camry 80s - 00s have sagging roof liners while Accords of the same era's did not. As far as current quality goes, Toyota has been in decline and noticed by many. Date as of typing this is 29/11/24 (1 month ago) Toyota GR Corolla and Yaris engine problems kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmK3gIGwnbSrrNU (no similar issue on a Honda Type R) (5 months ago) Current Toyota V6 problems kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6qsZaign92rq80 (4 months ago) New Toyota vehicles already having engine problems kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWeoiIqfhsylfLM (4 weeks ago) Toyota as a manufacturer having quality issues kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ3ck2WMp6Z2kMU

[@jameswillett7186]

@@jeffjo8732 - Consumer Reports shows the 2024 Toyota Camry reliability 86 out of a 100 and for the 2024 Honda Accord reliability 58 out of a 100.

[@alanfarkas]

I have 2024 Accord Hybrid Touring. I've had it over a year, and I just love it! It was a replacement for my 2005 Honda Accord.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Very nice!

[@Alextube121]

In the past I have loved the Accord. But after comparing the current models, we went with the 2025 Camry XLE AWD. The full size spare, panoroof, SiriusXM, Homelink, and significantly more horsepower, made it a no brainer for us. The AWD was icing on the cake - power distribution on takeoff is very impressive.

[@ThattFunnyKid]

Man the accords interior is so clean and sleek I feel like the Camry just has too much and bulky especially with that thing that arch’s over into the center console of passenger side

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah I can see that. Very upscale for the money on the Accord

[@NorthernComfort-p9u]

I personally don't like the huge grill in the front. Meanwhile, I do wish Honda has slightly more sharp styling. I am sure there will be many agree with me on this subject. Interior is for driver; exterior is for other driver.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I like the XSE grill the best with the cheese grater look. Not everyone likes it tho. But yeah the Accord could really use just a bit of style. Very generic. Otherwise the interior is great and it drives nice

[@Terry-p7t]

The front of the Camry looks like my dehumidifier.

[@bobfoss9446]

I know I like the look of my 2024 CRV Hybrid more than my neighbor's RAV 4. I think for me, I might get tired of the Camry's "bold" front, whereas the Accord is more serene and sophisticated and would not get tiring. I need a sedan and like the Accord but am not happy with how Honda has cutback compared to the Camry...no spare tire, now no temp gauge, and the Tire Pressure Monitoring System no longer shows individual tire pressures. I do think the Camry's touchscreen looks better as it is blended into the dash, not just stuck on top.

[@dianewilson7415]

I have a 2023 Accord EX-L, virtually identical to 2025 model. I really appreciate the Accord’s interior design and the larger screen. The hybrid integration is very smooth, and there’s plenty of power. No complaints at all.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah it's a solid choice

[@TheJoshpointoh]

I just bought the 2025 Camry for Christmas !!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Nice! Solid choice!

[@bobfoss9446]

I am happy for you. Enjoy!

[@bobfoss9446]

Excellent and balanced review. Have 2024 CRV Hybrid and did spend $500 for a spare tire kit. As a senior in the Las Vegas desert, I don't want to wait hours to be towed because I have no spare, and the inflator kit is useless for the common blowouts here in the desert. One car magazine review said the Camry was a smoother ride and less sporty, but with the greater interior dimensions, higher quality interior materials, and extra large trunk (I'd buy a spare tire and put in the wheel well) I'd lean towards the Accord. I happen to think the style of the Accord is "classier" looking than the harder edge sport styling of the Camry, but that all depends on one's view. I just know I'd likely get tired of looking at the Camry's styling. Similar fuel efficiency too, though one car magazine said Accord hybrid beat the Camry hybrid in performance numbers. Tough call as these are more similar than, let's say, a Ford truck versus a Chevy truck. Judging from my CRV Hybrid which has performed flawlessly, I would not hesitate to get the Accord when I need a sedan.

[@a32tl]

My dad just bought a ‘25 Accord Hybrid Touring. The wheels on it are so much better looking than on the EX-L trim in this video. I will concede that the Accord’s exterior styling is bland but the interior is great. I’ve only driven his car briefly but it is very nice to drive. The car is exceptionally roomy, very comfortable and really a great driving car.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah I agree. Nice car overall with a great interior and ride. Just wish they made it more stylish. Camry looks so good!

[@goodsoccerkid9999]

The audiences for people buying the EX-L and Touring are a little different. The EX-L gives better fuel economy with the smaller wheel size (17s) and a good blend of options at the price

[@Bread7654]

Just purchased 25 Camry several months ago and it still exciting and road worthy!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@wz4wwk]

I have had 3 Toyotas and 7 Hondas in my life with a long-standing preference on Hondas over Toyotas. However, between these specific models, I went with the Camry after driving both (and Lexus ES300h). While Honda’s interior did feel nicer, the overall feel of the Accord was “empty”. I felt much more connected to the vehicle in the Camry and felt quite a bit of Lexus feel. Again, my own personal preference here. 2.5 months after buying the Camry SE, I am completely satisfied with absolutely zero regrets on my decision!

[@tricao4642]

I just bought the black one SE AWD in May 2024 absolutely 👍 satisfied with it

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Thanks for sharing!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Enjoy it!

[@rahulv4865]

What about the sound system? Which one got better?

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I don't listen to music loud enough to notice a difference. They both sound fine to me

[@Coxrmz]

In terms of room space of front rear and trunk It’s unfair to compare the full size sedan accord To the medium-sized sedan Camry Please check car size classification as per the EPA

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

These are direct competitors. Civic and Corolla are competitors. Camry and Accord are competitors. What from Honda would you compare to the Camry? And what from Toyota would you compare to the Accord?

[@Paixse]

The Camry looks better ❤

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

It does!

[@tricao4642]

Honda style looks bored 😢!

[@Paixse]

@@tricao4642 yh fr

[@bigbufobufo]

This blacked out Camry looks so clean

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

It's a good look for sure!

[@DukeTrinh-j4k]

2020 Hybrid EXL has the best form and signature rear light. During the test ride 4 yrs ago, the Toyota Hybrid had strange regenerative brake strange noise cheap interior while the Honda supper smooth, very comfortable and interior and trunk are roomier than the Toyota. Not a single issue for 4 years. I will buy Honda again after owned 79 CVCC. currently 2009 Honda Accord LX-P and 2020 Hybrid EXL with engine and transmission built in Japan. The 2020 Honda regenerative braking does not activate until the regen lever tapped.

[@andrey934]

👊

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Thanks for sharing!

[@HollyHarness]

I am currently either buying the camry or the accord, went and test drove today, i have had 2 civics in the past...I'm leaning towards the Accord

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

It does drive very nice and has a great interior. Just the outside is a bit boring lol

[@MahmoudS.Rustom]

❤ Honda the Power of Dreams ❤

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad that's what you like!

[@jaffarbaqi]

Best comparison I've seen in social media so far between these two sedans. The only thing that is holding the Accord from winning is the lack of the panoramic sunroof imo. The Camry is not all new. The passenger compartment has not changed and a bit too cozy.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad you liked the video! Yeah that would be a nice feature to see.

[@Lisa-pn1eu]

By me own a 2025 XSE CAMRY the Honda looking cheaper made

[@LukeO-1234]

I would love to see you do a back-to-back 100 mile drive loop in each of these cars

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Would be cool if I had access to drive these that much

[@almasudmasud7413]

Plz

[@jeretso]

So basically Camry only building Hybrids saves the customer thousands of dollars. Accord is longer but Id rather get the Civic Hatchback.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

All are good options!

[@vannguyen-yw9ln]

Can i ask y u choose the civic htachback? I have a headache rightnow thinking which one I will get, the touring hatchback at my area is 34,500 now and the accord sport is also 34,500 so still don’t know what to get

[@jeretso]

@@vannguyen-yw9ln Hatch with seats down is convenient for bike, luggage, thrift store finds and trips to Best Buy. You can even camp out inside it or have your pet roam around the hatch area.

[@chuckechezona4053]

Toyota Camry takes the win, the car got good fuel economy, decent price and the SE and XSE trim are the best trims to buy.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

The XSE is a solid choice for sure!

[@bobfoss9446]

Indeed. The SE/XSE make it a truly fun, sport-oriented sedan.

[@MrShon_20720]

I just brought the 2025 Camry after considering the Accord. I’m very pleased with my decision 💯✔️

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Very nice! Solid choice for sure!

[@rileylofin7653]

I’m 16 looking for my first car abs getting one of these don’t know which I want one that’s fun and has a smooth ride really reliable and good mpg which should I get

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Both really will fit the bill. Go with the better price and better deal you can get. However I'd go for a used one to save some money. Can get a low mileage maybe 2020 in either car and be a great first car!

[@carltonposey9800]

Honda Accord would be my pick! To me, exterior styling is less important than interior comfort!!!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah I can see that. Very nice interior for sure!

[@southeasternservices1683]

My 2024 Honda Accord 1.5 Turbo is getting 33mpg city- 40 mpg highway.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Cool!

[@aleks1897]

I'd love like Accord better and I think the interior looks much cleaner. But the exterior is so bland and boring that Camry is a choice for me.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I agree. It drives great and has plenty of room. Just looks more like a generic sedan you'd see in a video game

[@rogerh2694]

Accord seriously needs a refresh for 2026

[@seethe313]

I'm looking at both of these cars and the Civic Hybrid. I've liked all 3 driving them and find myself having to make a difficult decision!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

All are great! Civic Hybrid is a cool way to go and not much different in price from these. Try and drive them all to narrow it down

[@marcelelanjian8418]

camry has that large vaccum cleaner front end , yet it is still way better looking then the honda ... and i have a 2013 v6 accord that i still love !!

[@Cap683]

My guess is that the Accord that you own is a better car than current Accords. I tried the 2023 Accord Sport Hybrid a couple of years ago and found the seats to be very uncomfortable which was a deal killer.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Thanks for sharing.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

That'll be a personal preference though.

[@marcelelanjian8418]

i also love my 2013 v6 honda accord !!!!!

[@letsgo4834]

The Accord is essentially operates an EV most of the time so the smoothness assessment here seems a bit flipped. The Camry’s 5th gen hybrid synergy drive is a bit more efficient than the Honda system since it’s basically running the gas engine less often, so I can’t see the Accord being better at mpg indirect comparison.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I felt like in the Camry I couldn't feel the engine turn on and off. It was much quieter and smoother turning on and off. Accord, I could hear and feel the engine. Both have a lot to offer

[@amill1563]

I think the best head to head hybrid comparo would be Honda Civic Sport Touring hybrid vs. Toyota Camry of a similar price.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Possibly. The Corolla competes with the Civic tho

[@amill1563]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed Not at that level. The Civic at over 33k in top trim. The Camry is a better comparo even though different sizes.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Good point. Would be an interesting one. Most of the Hondas on the lot have a stop sale. So I need to wait till a new batch comes in

[@goldenalbatross9462]

The civic is pretty big now so I’d argue you can maybe start pumping it in with both the Camry and accord On the driver seat, there’s barely any size difference between the civic and accord Another things is that the base Integra isn’t that far in price from a top trim civic I personally would like to see that comparison of top trim economy vs base trim luxury

[@amill1563]

@ Glad you agree

[@GrantLong-x8r]

Personally, I am planning to buy the Camry next year. Coming from a 2010 Toyota Yaris. I currently get 38-39 mpg, so it will be a little bit of an upgrade for me! 😊 I am not a fan of the front/back of the accord, I really like the sporty look of the Camry this year. I had considered both, but the sporty look of the Camry was what really pushed it over the edge for me

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I can see that! I like driving the Accord. But it has no exterior style for sure. You'll really enjoy the upgrade!

[@krazyshady902]

I drove both of these. I liked the honda better. The toyota looks more stylish, but the accord had more of a premium feel while driving and more room. I found the camry felt not much bigger than a civic. You can't go wrong with either car but I'm buying the 25 accord touring

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah that's about what I found. Really wish they Accord had better style tho

[@jeffjo8732]

The Camry is not much bigger than the Civic. EPA passenger volumes are 100 to 99 ft^3 passenger, both 15 ft^3 cargo. The Accord is 106 and 17.

[@cndlpwr]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed I suspect the Accord design language, while looking boring in 2024, will age better than the Camry. That humongous cow catcher grill might look quite gaudy in short order.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

@ I guess we’ll see what the future holds for modern styles

[@bobfoss9446]

@@cndlpwr Quite possibly. Like right now, I'm really tired of looking at gray-colored cars. People are getting over white kitchen cabinets too. The Accord style is "classic" compared to the Camry I guess. I know the classic Wrangler style has worn well for decades.

[@swphilly72lot]

Looks go to Camry!! MPG Camry! Interior: Like the Infotainment more in the Accord! Comfort and Drive will be Accord! I would pick performance over outside look!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah it's a toss up! Accord is just so boring looking lol

[@jeffjo8732]

Camry looks are more polarizing - I find that grille ugly. But like you, I don't see the car while I drive. MPG actually depends on wheel size: 16" Camry LE, 51/53/50 CMB/CTY/HWY 17" Accord EX-L, 48/51/44 18" Camry SE, 47/48/47 19" Accord Sport, 46/41/41 Plus, the Accord is actually 7% larger inside. The Civic Sport is essentially the same size (1 ft^3 less) as the Camry, and on the same 18" wheels. It gets 50/47/49.

[@Alex-rl3mj]

Just put 16" or 17" on the Accord and you'll get the same MPG as the Camry LE.

[@Paixse]

I love your videos man 🙏

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Thanks! Glad you like them!

[@Lisa-pn1eu]

My third Toyota just purchased the 2025 Camry XSE but Honda would be a big second

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Great choice!

[@frederickthompson8686]

My main car is a Porsche Macan... but I needed a reliable 2nd car, so I checked out the 2025 Honda, Mazda and Toyota. For the price, the Toyota blew me away. Economical, refined handling, reasonable power and a kick-ass design. I'm still amazed at how much I enjoy driving it...

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah I can see that. Solid choice for the money! The SE is a really good value

[@Gopinathk17]

Just coming back from a Honda dealer..have seen there are tons of Accords sitting in their lot.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Well these are popular cars. Both our dealers have a long row of Camrys and Accords.

[@timvibes]

Camry has better low end torque and is more fun to drive. My pick.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad that's what you'll enjoy!

[@sammyjammy6647]

@@boskobear I checked with ChatGPT. I asked which of the two vehicles in this video have better low end torque and they said it was the Camry.

[@averagejoe2982]

@@boskobearshould watch a drag race at Throttle House

[@layne4376]

@@boskobear Not with a street start which includes no torque braking. In that case, the Camry is quicker. It is also 2.5 seconds quicker to 100 mph and much quicker on a roll. The additional horsepower means the Camry will win every time.

[@jeffjo8732]

@@layne4376 There is no such thing as "torque braking" in these cars, since the engine is not running. The HP numbers are fake. And who drag races in a family sedan? Really? Get the Civic if you want that.

[@MahmoudS.Rustom]

❤ Honda No. 1 ❤

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad that's what you like!

[@MahmoudS.Rustom]

❤ Honda Accord the Best ❤

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad that's what you like!

[@jonathanb.8791]

I set out to buy the 2025 Accord hybrid until I sat in the passenger seat and found that I was sitting in a hole. Why Honda placed the seat so low is beyond me, but anybody under, say, 6-foot-3 who sits in that seat will find it awkwardly and maddeningly low. Also, there is no up-and-down adjustment for the passenger seat so you're just stuck in the hole. I haven't tried the Camry yet but hope Toyota hasn't made the same mistake.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Seating position is a personal preference, but try that out and see what you like.

[@TheKeithvidz]

leaned more and more to my decision towards the and and hadn't demurred - sum of all aspects - ACCORD. Exterior gets eyeballs but i spend time inside and won't see the exterior most times.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Your sentence doesn't make much sense, but glad you'll enjoy it.

[@TheKeithvidz]

@BrosFOURRSpeed no. Your comprehension skills need work. U accostomed to common speech style. All the same handy vid.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad you liked the video. However American spelling, grammar and sentence structure that I grew up learning as did everyone in the USA, your sentence is very out there. ;)

[@TheKeithvidz]

@BrosFOURRSpeed occur to u non Americans as this one watch?

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

@@TheKeithvidz still doesn’t make sense, have a nice day.

[@Th3real.kael.]

I had two 2025 Camrys a se first then traded in for the 2025 xse and I would say I love them both but the xse more and will always choose the Camry over the Honda even tho they are growing on me but the Camry is my choice

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Camry is a solid choice! Great car overall and the XSE is a nice trim

[@stevehoppenjan]

MSRP does not fairly compare the out the door price of the cars. What kind of dealer mark ups, added on packs or discounts are common? Does Toyota still get $5000+ above sticker on the Camry like they were for 2023?

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Nobody is marking up a Camry or Accord. Anyone who pays over sticker on these cars deserves to overpay lol. These two cars were available for sticker. But taxes and add ons will always differ. I can't compare those types of variables. However MSRP remains consistent around the country so that is always how I will refer to a new car. It's the only thing that is a fixed variable

[@jeffjo8732]

The Accord does not have a CVT transmission. They also call it "eCVT", but it is nothing like the Camry's. A better name would be "virtual CVT." When cruising at highway speeds, it is a single-gear (overdrive) direct drive transmission. RPM=37*MPH. Any other time, the engine does not drive the wheels at all. It is an EV; not a Battery EV, like a Tesla, but a Battery+Generator EV. Since the engine drives only a generator, there is no relationship between its speed and the car's speed. You can calculate the ratio, and it does vary continuously, but it is meaningless.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Interesting. Drove very smooth for sure

[@tadeuszlufik]

I prefer Accords looks only the highest trim levels and it is a bit more spacious but the hybrid drivetrain experience in the Toyota feels better to me - so for day-to-day, Id want the Camry. Also, I find it a little shameful that while the Accord has the largest backseat space and most legroom it has less head clearance unless you purposely slouch. If you are under 5'10 its a non issue but otherwise its annoying to have your head graze the ceiling in an otherwise large car (all for the at swoopy look). And oddly, the Honda felt less engaging in my test drive of the highest trim model. If Accord is Vanilla, Camry is Vanilla Bean.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Camry is definitely a bit more sporty and had a good hybrid integration. Accord needs some style. But rode great and has lots of room for what I found. Both are good overall choices

[@Umarrcs1999]

I feel like the Accord Touring in a black exterior color might be the best looking. But in the 10th gen Accord, white was the best looking color.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

@@Umarrcs1999 Yeah that could be a good spec for sure

[@amylovesdirt1105]

😆

[@cndlpwr]

This is quite literally the ONLY reviewer who, in testing both cars, has stated that the Camry feels smoother in hybrid integration and quieter with engine noise. Everyone else has said the Honda is more refined. Hmmm...

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

In the Toyota I barely feel or hear the engine and EV switching from one to the other. The Accord I can hear and feel it. Go drive them both and let me know what you think. But just my opinion from driving many of both of these. Even looking at the new Sienna and Carnival hybrids. The Toyota has a more seamless transition from EV to ICE

[@markfelten436]

At low speeds and reverse, the Honda seems a lot louder in 'artificial noise'

[@genaroalvaradomendoza144]

Great video my only critic is essentially for both cars and the overall car manufactuirng industry as they all used the same stupid and boring color interiors dark gray to black it wont matter whihc brand; I think car manufacturers are stupid for going away from matching interior colors with exterior colors, so it does not matter whihc car color you get on the exterior, regardless on the interior will come with the same stupid color interior. And it seems that the current car buyer doesn't even care.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

The Camry you can get a red leather interior which is pretty nice. Most people prefer black, gray or beige. Red and Blue are the main colors we'll see outside of greyscale and brown colors

[@BrianNC81]

Camry is available with red leather interior

[@genaroalvaradomendoza144]

@@BrianNC81 Good that there are still some interior color variants.

[@BrianNC81]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed considering a Camry as my next daily but not sure yet. Other option is a low miles 2019-2020 540i (last year before they became mild hybrid). Dailing a 2009 BMW and it's been fantastic the past 13 years of ownership (bought it used in 2011)

[@edgarginory9951]

Camry just looks better. Also, Toyota is a lot better with hybrid models.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad you’ll enjoy that!

[@prabhatsinghr]

That CVT on the new 2025 Camry is such a downgrade and not expected of Toyota to go down this path. I’m glad I got my 2022 Camry 3.5 v6 Sport before they discontinued the v6 line of engines.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

The eCVT seems pretty nice overall. Very peppy in low speeds. Much more then the V6 felt. But I know a lot of people want the V6 still

[@Lisa-pn1eu]

ECVT just Purchased one in August XSE

[@mrs.america3819]

Honda, all the way.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Great option for sure!

[@Tapfire-qz8cg]

Got the 23 EX-L Accord Hybrid, get 51.5 miles a gallon. Love the simple body style and amazing interior

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Wow! Not a bad body style for that year

[@andyboulais8754]

I like the accord better. Have had a few Toyotas recently and that all had bad paint and interior quality issues. Won’t go back until they fix these problems. They are great cars. Just feel Honda is a little more premium and better put together on the inside.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Interesting, thanks for sharing.

[@gideonighodalo3476]

Toyota Camry ❤

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Good option!

[@User122-qi6md]

I do not like the glued on like ipad of the Honda screen, sticks out too much. It is better integrated in the Camry and it does not block the view.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I can see that. But the Honda screen isnt in your view above the dash tho. So you forget about it while driving honestly

[@ryanfgrantjr3009]

Camry much better looking car in this latest model, i think anyway. I do love the leather provided in Honda EXL's

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah the Camry is a sharp car! You need the XSE to get real leather. However the Accord is a bit softer feeling and still has a more premium interior

[@ryanfgrantjr3009]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed thanks, i wasn't sure what an XSE was until now

[@Penelyn]

Thank you for doing this review. Both look good, More for Accord quality, simplicity, luxury interior, but how about reliability and spare tire for this car 2025? If only they can make similar style 2014 Honda accord EXL, fully loaded is already a nice car for me.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad you liked the video! I'd assume reliability on both of these should be pretty good

[@hc3nn]

Can I have a picture of the yellow paper on the right side of the dashboard of an Accord? Please.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I don't have access to these cars anymore. You can check out the website to the dealer for more info.

[@hc3nn]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed Where is the location?

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

@@hc3nn NC. Both dealer websites are linked in the description. Contact them for vehicle info

[@takber92]

Accord seriously needs a new look

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah it could use a sporty touch!

[@marcelelanjian8418]

totally agree !!!

[@TarekA-dy2if]

Looks sportier but definitely no where near as sport as the accord.. Take the camrey on the highway and corners.. Drives like a boat i got fooled into one and traded it in for an accord.. Thr camrey is a turtle and Corners like a boat

[@adrianfrancis7974]

Sport L accord quality built is better.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Nice car for sure!

[@jackbn9353]

When comparing two items, NEITHER is best. One may be better.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

So then which one is the best choice for you? Both words can be used to describe what you may think of these cars

[@jeffjo8732]

"Better" is a comparative. It compares two things that are of the same kind. "Best" is a superlative. It makes the comparison against all other things of that kind, individually. Even if "all" is zero or one. What you are confused about, is that "better" can't be used with three things, but "best" can since the number is irrelevant.

[@Elzun]

So pretty much is like picking a relationship in a partner the Honda is the nice guy check marks all the boxes but at the end of the day looks matters and they always go for looks 😭😭😭😭 (the bad boy) lol

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

lol in some ways

[@sydneysamuel8844]

Camry XSE for me 🔥👌🏾

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

It's a good choice!

[@gregorylunsford3991]

I just want my long lasting and reliable GAS ENGINE back till these new engines are proven as good. I would buy a new car with one of these New Engines with a 10 year 100,000 Warranty

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

These have gas engines lol, just an added mild hybrid system.

[@gregorylunsford3991]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed That's an extra item that can cause trouble and expense. I don't need it or want it. New Cars are not worth keeping once they are out of warranty. Big Business wants "YOU" to buy new every 3 to 5 years. Look at all the Recalls

[@User122-qi6md]

The Accord looks too generic, like a Ford Taurus. I got yhe Camry XLE in red, fully loaded, few months ago. I enjoy driving it every day. Very luxurious, comfy ride, great fuel economy and lots of power when needed.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah the Accord style needs more character. Interior is very nice. Camry is a great choice!

[@nwmusic2010]

Honda needs to catch up in exterior design. Interior design is a notch above most other manufacturers

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Civic looks great. Not sure why the Accord doesn't have the same nice style

[@RGR465]

you should've compare that Camry with the sport Accord.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

This is what I had to work with. Each trim is so similar to the next. 95% of the video would be the exact same

[@jeffjo8732]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed Camry SE compares almost one-to-one with the Civic Sport Hybrid. Almost the exact same space, and same tires. (Wheels and tires are why different trims of the Camry and Accord have different mpg.) The Civic is cheaper, faster, and gets better mpg.

[@Terry-p7t]

The front of the Camry looks like an appliance. Whats the big deal about sportiness. Its an overused sales tactic.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Well some people prefer sporty looking cars with style

[@Terry-p7t]

@BrosFOURRSpeed Sporty is so naff.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

@@Terry-p7t Depends on the buyers taste

[@stevenhickerson442]

The Camry is wayy better than the Accord overall. This Accord is definitely not appealing at all.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Just depends on what the buyer likes and wants.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

Toyota Camry definitely has more durable better longer lasting transmission and engine is good too so Toyota Camry is a better car.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah I can see that. Accord has a nicer ride tho and interior. So it's a hard choice!

[@jeffjo8732]

Honda's hybrids with this system get better reliability ratings from KBB and JDPower. They even have fewer clutch failures (the Toyota has a permanently-applied clutch built into the flywheel).

[@davidgonzalez3562]

New Honda ecvt is bullet proof and much better than Toyota. And older Honda cvt real world statistics shows a different scenario vs comments. I trade the Gand Highlander Small 4 Cyl Turbo Hybrid and got the Honda Pilot V6 N/A 10 speed transmission. No point of comparison, smooth, pleasant and powerful drive. Yes, I prefer 19 mpg + Cero Stress and Double Engine Life. I had several Toyotas and I’m so Happy with Honda.

[@mitchellc2723]

@@anthonynicholich9654 accord doesn’t even have a transmission.

[@robertwinkler8444]

Gimme the Honda all day. Can't stand the Toyota look inside or out

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Camry is better looking on the outside. But the Honda interior is a very nice place to be for the money

[@FredCrane-c4i]

I've had both. Toyota is way better. Nothing wrong with Accord except it's butt ugly.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Accord drives great and is roomy. Definitely doesn't look as good tho

[@luisalvarado3513]

Toyota is king

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Great option!

[@devious100dd]

Honda wants to charge more for less goodies than the Camry and the front looks like something out of the 90s boring

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Seems to have more features and options tho than the Camry. But the styling is my biggest gripe with it

[@jeffjo8732]

Honda includes all the "goodies" in the MSRP for the trim. Toyota makes them "available" for extra $$$$.

[@Midgiemoon]

I looked at the Camry car, I hated all the gloss black on the dash…. Looked cheap and ugly

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

yeah that isn't the best look on the interior. I like the Accord dash much better with the cool mesh trim

[@jds1209]

Canry horrendous grill sizing way too may crap in front and back, accord copy or audi

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I actually like it! Accord looks like a generic sedan

[@eugenechan9487]

Honda accord can be a good looking taxi 😂

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I guess so.

[@tommy13965]

Camry and this is coming from a Honda fan Honda has lost its ways the design is fugly the car looks nasty with that crazy front overhang also looking like a boat.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah the design of the outside is very generic looking. Civic looks great, not sure why they went this route for the Accord

[@marcelelanjian8418]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed what the hell were they thinking !!

[@screw66]

Camry to me just looks better... that's all

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah I agree

[@yoanfuentes7060]

None in that segment has the precision, the magnificent driving and the quality almost similar to luxury cars that Honda provides, the only thing Toyota wins is in the mpg, the rest is plastic and poor driving quality.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

The Accord does drive very good. Camry looks great tho and has very nice specs available and a seamless hybrid system. Interior is just a bit plastic

[@burningknuckle26]

Camry ez dubb

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Camry is a good choice

[@chrisfronzi8236]

Neither. Avalon Hybrid Limited is the best bang for your buck 😌

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah but that car doesn't exist anymore

[@chrisfronzi8236]

@ buy used and put the difference into maintenance

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

@@chrisfronzi8236 if that works for you.

[@beepak8902]

Honda has no spare tire. That is bad😊

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah it's got the kit tho

[@COJ2976]

Camry looks better.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

For sure! Very sporty look!

[@DeadlyCatcher]

Imo, both look dull to compared to previous generation.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Camry was always a pretty good looking car. Personally I think the new one is even nicer than before tho. Not so much on the Accord lol

[@louiep9862]

Camry AWD 👍🏾 Accord NO AWD 👎🏾

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah very true!

[@bobfoss9446]

True, but a lot depends where you live. Here in the desert, AWD is often a special order. For me, I would not want the extra cost, less fuel efficiency, and future service.

[@donaldcumbie1698]

Camry superior >

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

It has some good aspect!

[@satindersingh8163]

Camry is better

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Has a lot going for it for sure

[@AngelGonzalez-mj6qh]

Camry 💯

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Good choice!

[@it1988a]

Both are twice the price of my brand new 2016 Camry LE. Screw that!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Glad that’s what works for you.

[@TheMelendezc71]

Toyota salesperson comparing 😂😂😂😂

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

How so? I literally said I'd rather drive the Honda? Better interior, better room, better tech. Boring style. Camry has a quieter hybrid system and a more sporty exterior. I pointed out pros and cons of each. And the Honda had more pros. Did you just not listen to the video?

[@MM-cs2ik]

I wish they would shut the doors when they get in the cars. That sound is important to me.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Sounds the same as every other car.

[@MM-cs2ik]

@@BrosFOURRSpeed That's not true. Car doors sound very different.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

@@MM-cs2ik These ones sounded the same. Would be different if I was comparing these to a Mitsubishi Mirage which would sound like a tin can. But I hardly ever drove cars that have tin can sounded doors anymore

[@ryb2189]

Camry is way faster.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Neither is truly fast. But there is a nice amount of power for what you get in the Camry

[@jxmar_]

Those wheels on the accord look so cheap. Not to mention a Camry XLE would’ve been a better comparison

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

These were the only cars available. XLE is hardly different tho aside from the real leather and some options. 99% of the video would have been the exact same

[@scottnra]

I would not buy either one. I DO NOT want a hybrid at all...EVER! I now have to look at different models or years. This crap needs to stop! Hybrids make ZERO sense long term. My 2012 Accord has 245k miles on it. I'd have had to buy at least one, if not TWO battery packs by now and you buy a hell of a lot of gas for $5000!

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

I've seen a lot of hybrids hit 300k miles tho on original batteries. Full EV cars are a different story tho and you might get 75k miles on a battery. Hybrids seem overall solid for long term use

[@sherribebee1742]

​@BrosFOURRSpeed Are general repairs more in a hybrid? Trouble finding people to work on them? Having trouble deciding .

[@forumboss2620]

Can’t believe the reviewer thinks the Camry looks a lot better. The Honda is clean and smooth and refined. The Camry isn’t bad but it has useless creases and folds and bumps and that stupid Lexus style front end. Dude… sometimes simpler is better.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Looks are subjective, so no one is right. I can have my opinion just like you can..

[@HarryPitts-x7r]

Tesla Model Y

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Yeah if you want an EV thats a good choice

[@mitchellc2723]

The Camry is just so UGLY. Inside and Outside.

[@BrosFOURRSpeed]

Personal taste