2022 Honda Accord Hybrid // The answer to high gas prices!

[@drewmorg.]

I love when Andrea gets the crazy speed demon look in her eyes.

[@andreaspencer9813]

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[@DkpProductions]

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[@Druezer]

LOL. Zack gets nervous.

[@mattm.197]

I'm one of the weirdos that bought the 2019 Accord 2.0 with the manual, it's been a great and problem free car. The long wheelbase makes it a great ride, and the rear seat legroom has been helpful because I'm tall and normally people can't sit behind me. This hybrid looks great and I expect the hybrid to become more important going forward.

[@carloscanizares4699]

A manual driver is never weird, Matt. Hat’s off to you!

[@uniquelypositive]

You're not a weirdo, you just appreciate driving and want to experience it to it's fullest before everything is electric and autonomous (aka boring)

[@kellingtonlink956]

The manual Accord is the only Accord that I would buy. Remember their Estate version… it was far too expensive for me back when they were new… even used! (I had to go the Ford Taurus route… ~gulp~ … twice!).

[@MrBigBoy4Life]

Lol, dude, I just sold the exact make and model in all black last month. I totally agree! It was a great problem free car but I wanted more mpg's. My best overall mpg average was 32.1. I now have a Toyota Camry Hybrid that averages close to 50 overall mpg's! You can't lose with either vehicle.

[@mikeymyke]

I don't understand why is a manual weird? It's incredibly fun to drive, way more so than a CVT. It's sad to see companies are slowly killing the manual and going CVT.

[@pacosanchez89]

I have the 21 in the EX-L trim. When I went car shopping in Aug of 21 I actually went to test drive the 2.0 Touring. My brother-in-law had purchased the 21 Hybrid a few months earlier and told me to test drive it to so I did. I test drove both and the hybrid blew me away. It’s so quiet and the gas savings are way better. I’m in FL so I get better gas mileage at 52 mpgs (plus I don’t drive like a maniac😊) it’s highly under rated. Plenty of room and the car is very smooth and realizable. It had been on the lot since Dec 2020 so I actually got a discount which is unheard of these days. This is my 11th Honda and by far the best.

[@chudson4500]

Not even two seconds into the video and I'm just happy to see a Honda Accord! Mainly because I drive a 2018 Accord sport and I absolutely still love my car. I get compliments on the daily still. I do miss the days where it took $27 to fill up my tank though

[@scotty6124]

Ive never loved a car more than my 2018 Accord Hybrid. Highly recommend.

[@MrRiico]

My wife is so tired of how much I talk about my ‘18 HAH.

[@bretthong6137]

I bet you love the mpg. I get 44 on my civic might try a step up in a year or two

[@MarcChevalier]

Great review! Couldn't agree more on the notion there might be a whole generation of people who have never known the greatness of a sedan over an SUV or crossover, or that it's been so long since some people have driven a sedan that they don't even know what they're missing. We're a family of five who only drive sedans. Much more fun to drive, stellar fuel economy, comfortable on long trips, ridiculously large cargo storage that's actually useful; Who really uses any of the area above the headrest level in the cargo area of an SUV? Yet, those SUV cargo numbers are deceptively large on paper compared to their car brethren. Every time I see a crossover I can't help but think that it's nothing more than a hatchback with a lift kit - and that the owner was slightly conned. We've been comfortable in a Manual VW Mk7 GLI for 3 years, but will probably go for the size upgrade in the Accord Hybrid Touring before the year's end. And hats off to Honda and others who haven't given up on sporty family cars. It's up to these manufacturers to steer the market back to cars.

[@jonathanryan4212]

I have a 2018 accord hybrid. It is nearly flawless. Practical for the family, fun to drive and great in the snow with winter tires.

[@brianyarosh1443]

I have a 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid Touring with 36k miles. I just turned 98k miles and love it every time I drive it. Great handling, smooth, quiet and 36 to 45 mpg is a perfect daily driver.

[@hdanny2005]

We bought an '18 Accord hybrid and love it. We have had zero maintenance issues. Lane watch really helps I wish they had a left lane watch camera as well. When merging onto a busy highway from the left for example Hwy#6 southbound onto the 403 westbound at Hamilton, the right side camera helps a ton as many drivers slow down in front of you while you're right shoulder checking - the camera is very handy. We get 4.8/100L summer and 5.4/100L winter. Driving in town is mostly EV mode saving a ton on fuel. The trunk is huge and with rear folding seats I carry 8-10' 2x4's no problem trunk closed. Tons of acceleration, great ride, quiet cabin, and legroom throughout. Glad you did a review guys!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks for sharing this, great to hear from a happy owner.

[@LTC_Tiger]

I leased a ‘21 Accord Hybrid EX-L last April. So glad I did.

[@a-a-ronl]

Honda also announced they are FINALLY discontinuing the Insight in the US market, and the plant that made the Insight will now be focused on making more hybrid core models (Accords, CR-Vs, and A CIVIC HYBRID IS COMING!!!)

[@novalawhp]

Hybrid civic?............You have my attention

[@ghenry85]

Why didn't they do that in the first place? The Insight is practically a Civic hybrid. They also need to make variable intermittent wipers standard on the Civic.

[@shichynwang]

Honda is late late late to the game. Not gonna be able to complete against Toyota hybrid now

[@ivanlowjones]

I thought the new Insight was a good looking car.

[@ghenry85]

@@ivanlowjones I did too. I think it just got caught as the car that nobody knew. The Civic is a well known brand and I wpuld argue the car would have sold better as a Civic hybrid. Maybe I'm wrong.

[@marclangman4836]

Love seeing a review of a sedan. I have an 18 Accord Touring. It is comfortable, quick, and great handling. And the interior and trunk space is fantastic.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

I will always buy sedans over crossovers or SUVs. Some of us aren't enamored to the higher riding vehicles. In fact, cars are going to get lower again as more EVs hit the market. The Accord here looks great. The fastback look is growing on me but I still prefer the previous generation styling more. The interior is grown up and looks semi-premium. The car just works well.

[@darinh21]

With fuel prices, I’ve considered going back to a sedan. I’m just not sure I can get used to it after having a higher view of the road for so many years.

[@dmoor10]

This was a great review. I "surprised" myself with a 21 Accord Touring gas model for my birthday last year and I couldn't be happier. I hate SUVs, not to mention I'm single and unmarried so I wouldn't need one anyway. The Accord is great in every aspect. Handling, visibility, interior, and trunk space. Honestly, I hope Honda doesn't short-change the 11th gen Accord for their SUV models, though if they did I'd just hang on to my 10th gen.

[@Liam_29_T]

I got the 2022 Honda Accord Hybrid Touring and I love it, it has a smooth ride with great handling!

[@richardharker2775]

An excellent and well presented review as always. Well balanced with enough details to make an informed decision. I know nothing about video creation but I'm sure you put many hours and effort into producing these. Thank you.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you very much for the kind words, we appreciate the support.

[@davescott1491]

Lane watch on both sides is on the telluride. When you signal you see clearly down either side of the vehicle. It’s fantastic and after a while you feel you would not want to do without it! Great review folks.

[@brichpmr]

My 2012 Acura TSX Sport Wagon (Euro Accord) drives like an Accord sedan....smooth as butter with high quality...feels and runs like new after a decade on the road.....props to Honda engineering.

[@Motormouth...]

That's a collector car not. Manual?

[@brichpmr]

@@Motormouth... It's the 5 speed automatic with paddle shifters and sport mode. Paddles are great for engine braking. The venerable K24z3 is one of the best 4 bangers out there for smooth reliability. Low end Torque is immediate and linear. Plus, the wagon is a unicorn....I go for months without seeing another one on the road. Not a collector car, but feels exclusive!

[@justapasserby6063]

Love my 2013 Accord and love the camera on the passenger side mirror. Wish they had kept it despite what additional cost it may involve now. Thinking about the 2022 Accord hybrid but may wait to see what 2023 model will bring. Thanks for the video.

[@adrianvallejo8093]

Great car and so are the competitors you show.

[@laurenlalo153]

I just really want a wagon! That's all I need!

[@DavidDLee]

3:06 "When was the last time you drove a sedan?" I sold my crossover a few months ago and could not find the car I wanted to, at a reasonable price and decided to wait. Now driving my son's Honda Civic.

[@frankmorris8207]

i regret getting a hybrid. Going to try to trade in for regular gas later next week. That stupid humming sound it makes is enough for me to just spend $ on gas. Glad the impaired are safe but my mental health takes a beating when I hear that sound. I can only bump my music so loud for so long. It's a fun car to drive but damn.

[@JohnThomWebb]

I swear I’m not just trying to make y’all feel good but it really never occurred to me that you two were old enough to have a child who is old enough to drive. Y’all look amazing!

[@Motormouth...]

Well, keep the complements coming....We will never say no to looking younger!

[@seinsmeld13]

No SUVs for me. I drive an RS3 and a 718 Spyder. I love cars and detest all trucks. Great job Zack and Andrea. Keep up your great reviews.

[@Motormouth...]

Nice combo, I'd love an RS3

[@benjaminsmith2287]

Most people are driving crossovers though, not SUVs. They're driving bloated hatchbacks and wagons, tbh.

[@seinsmeld13]

@@benjaminsmith2287 If I had my way no trucks/SUVs would not be allowed within the left lane on our highways. Plus I'd tax all drivers of trucks that use them for pleasure.

[@vicp8772]

This generation has been on the roads for some time. A lower priced model is needed in Canada. Very true . For those in the market cross shop it with a civic and see if the extra space is really needed. Less is more folks. Great review guys!

[@10OF9OFBORG]

Well, I say it’s a sharp looking car with a nice interior design. The cabin looks very bright there. Gas mileage is just awesome! Price wise is not bad. But 3 years warranty is not good enough. Thanks for showing this sharp looking vehicle guys!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@10OF9OFBORG]

@@andreaspencer9813 You are an very welcome Andrea! ☕️☕️

[@Beer20001]

First to comment! Awesome car and review. It just annoys me that you cant adjust the height of the passenger seat... great review Andrea and Zack!

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!

[@arnoldguisa4155]

I rented one when I was in NY and dang this thing drives like a carpet smooth, fuel economy is outstanding I only filled it up with 30 dollars every other week and the power is good. Overall this is a good car 👌

[@simonshearman455]

In Ontario the Accord hybrid is not actually available. I put my name in at 3 dealers for notification on when they will be available again. Have not heard from any of them in 6 weeks. The factory is no longer taking any more orders and no dealers seems to know why. Also, it is disappointing that in Canada we can only get black or white with black interior. Lots of colours available in the US.

[@kellingtonlink956]

Excellent review. Great car. Good value. Average looks. Thanks for your impressions.

[@A3A4Tom]

Thanks for another great review. Always refreshing to see a sedan review given its a shrinking segment. I love Honda. Accord has always been my favourite mid-size family sedan, hybrid just makes it more competitive with the class leading hybrid family car, Camry. Its more spacious than a CR-V, handles better than a CR-V and even looks better than a CR-V. I only hope Honda will put AWD, even reactive RealTime version, in the Accord. Given the success of Altima with only AWD standard. Civic is perfect for my needs and wants, I will drive them into the ground. And I did consider HR-V and CR-V before my purchase decision. Can you please do a review on Camry or ES250 AWD? I have only read reviews on US C&D, haven't seen anyone reviewed them in Canada. Even better on Altima too. That's despite both are nearly the end of the current lifespan. Thanks.

[@TurfSurf]

Our Honda dealership in Irvine is literally empty when I went there last weekend, I am so happy I got my Clarity PHEV instead of a SUV before all this happened. After almost 3 years, I am averaging about 160 MPGe.

[@MB-de5ho]

Here in Germany we only can by Hybrid Cars from Honda- Jazz (FIT), Jazz Crossstar, new HRV and the CRV . Fully Electric the Honda-e. In Fall 2022 we get the new Civic Hybrid. Like the Honda V6 engine, but here in Europe the times are changing fast for low CO2 Emission. Love your content. Greetings from Germany and keep it Country 🍀🙋🏼‍♂️🇩🇪

[@dominicfischio851]

great review you two! i really like this car a lot & i test drove one last year & liked it a lot. i ended up getting a rav4 hybrid bcuz i felt it drove a hair quieter & smoother, and doesn’t have that buzzing you’re referring to. both are great choices though! 👍 keep the great videos coming 👍

[@raf_xvii]

Test drove a (used) 2020 Touring hybrid... it was pretty good especially the sport mode. I enjoyed it. Fully loaded car and spacious everywhere. I didn't really mind the "noise" it makes. Thanks for this review!

[@peterf90]

Great review as always. I have a 2013 Accord Touring since 2013 with over 200k klicks on it. It still a pretty good car. The starter went at a little over 100k but other than that it’s been dependable. It’s hit many potholes and one so hard it actually bent the rim and the tire went flat and I’ve never had to have it lined up nor replace any wheel parts like ball joints etc. It often sits for days in very cold weather and starts first click. Personally I’m not a big car fan per se and have no love or brand loyalty for any manufacturer including Honda but I will say that the 2013 Accords were a pretty good car in my opinion based on my own experience so maybe this one will be reliable also.

[@torreslm]

I own a 2021 Accord Hybrid EX-L. Mileage is consistently 48-50 MPG. It is a great car overall, with lots of space, good tech, and comfortable seats. Nice cornering in Sports mode for such a big/heavy car. It gets loud when accelerating which was not that obvious during test drive and it does bother me a bit. I wish that they had left in the lane watch camera and that they had a better placement for the back up camera, as when it is raining drops of water dripping on the lens blocks the view a bit.

[@RayB1656]

Thank you and great review as always. Honda reliability and nice interior. Not too thrilled about the exterior , it seems that the front part of the car is not in harmony with the back ! And, it has this Crosstour' reminiscence ! Also, I believe it comes only in black or white, which is odd, and certainly a height adjustment to the front passenger seat is needed in 2022, at least, a manual knob or handle. Always have driven cars, never SUVs...cars are driven , SUVs ..... good for radio listening (humor) unless naturally it's a Porsche Cayenne or Macan !!!

[@jojomama1659]

I have an American 2021. 53 to 55 MPG. very nice car In the process of getting my new 2022

[@sonicmoj1]

hybrid or non-gas?

[@vlj1133]

I wish the manufacturers didn't always give every reviewer the top trim of every model to review. The interior noise level of this Accord Touring Hybrid is so much louder than the other trims, and the fuel mileage is so much worse, because of the Touring's 19" wheels. Andrea is dead-on correct here. The EX-L trim is the one to get.

[@khaledabdelwahab9455]

I wish it had a tpms that shows the pressure for each tire like the camry, other that that accord is awesome to drive !! Great review as usual thanks 👏 I drove my 2019 accord from ontario down to washington DC and back to Ontario with no issues at all with the seats, very comfy

[@mewmart]

Great video as always! I love that they have memory seats for the top trim! Hope that the one brought into Singapore in future would have this feature!

[@njnikusha]

EX-L is Definitely on top of my list .

[@Fourwedge]

This is what I have to go with my Lexus rx350. Love the Honda Accord Hybrid 2017

[@cervanteforfun1864]

Reviews with a different vibe than the rest👍

[@Dobr3967]

I have a ‘17 Accord Hybrid. After about 3.5 years/85,000 miles, the hybrid battery started to deteriorate. Since then, I’ve lost 20% of the fuel economy I had. It’s been a great car otherwise, but just remember all batteries have a life span.

[@Dobr3967]

Also, Honda hybrid systems work best at non-interstate speeds. These cars have a sweet spot of 45-60mph, that’s the best driving for the stated fuel economy. At interstate speeds, be prepared for about 35 mpg at best.

[@lbjonfire]

battery warranty 8 ir 10 years? why not bring back to Honda for your benefit?

[@Dobr3967]

@@lbjonfire I took it to the dealer and natural deterioration of a battery is not covered by the warranty.

[@thomasalagna9354]

Very good review as usual. Any word on if a new 2023 Accord is coming? I always liked Honda's. I have had three Accords all were great cars. Still have one currently thinking of trading if a new model comes next year.

[@Blank00]

When the 2023 redesign comes, one thing I hope for is a liftback variant. Perhaps "Accord Lifttour"

[@walidyasin2039]

Just sold my 2020 accord hybrid. Not an exciting car. Struggles on going up hill. Its also a large size car. Mileage about 40/gallon which is its best feature. 2023 should bring a new generation. Glad I got good money for it when I sold

[@bmlove81]

I have a 2021 Accord Sport SE, in the same color combination as the one in this video! My Accord is getting 33mpg!

[@andregonsalvez9244]

Great review Andrea and Zach ! I am in the market for a mid-sized sedan either a Hybrid or regular gas 4 cylinder and I am seriously looking between the Camry or the Accord . Lol I still own and drive a sedan she's old but reliable .

[@cdnstiggy]

Had a 2008 Ex manual.Great car. 2012 Genesis sedan owner now but looking at this gen Accord for next ride.

[@mikerattee56]

You show 3 Toyotas: Prius, Corolla, Camry. I know they don't pay you for promo, but this seems stacked. Still, love the channel.

[@Motormouth...]

Quick, name 4 hybrid sedans without using Toyota. I'll wait.

[@mikerattee56]

@@Motormouth... making me think. Maybe show a Canadrives used option? Audi A3, Ford Fusion, Chev Malibu, Hyunday Elantra & Ioniq

[@benjaminsmith2287]

@@Motormouth... I can, but the price range is higher for three of them. Volvo s60, Mercedes C class, Hyundai Sonata, BMW 3 series.

[@Motormouth...]

@@mikerattee56 fusion and Malibu no longer sold.

[@Motormouth...]

@@benjaminsmith2287 non premium is what we need...

[@Pashya1]

I am loving the spring look. I leave in an area of corn fields. Your videos give me the spring/summer feel. It took a second watch to pay attention to the Honda. I like it.

[@sylvainlaurin1012]

The Accord is a very nice car to drive, better than competition (Camry, Sonata, etc...). The problem with the hybrid is the price. It is 6,000$ over a base Camry Hybrid and about the same price as the XSE Camry Hybrid in which by the way you can get other than a black interior. Too bad again Honda !!!

[@superset5]

Could you guys get a decibel reader and do a quick update on noise in-town and on the highway?

[@ejtriance8765]

I grew up with only having SUV's. I right now have a honda CRV and I'm getting the new Acura Intergra and I'm super excited to have a smaller vehicle!

[@TheHandsomebaby]

I had an Odyssey with Lane Watch and I love it. It's too bad that they drop it in all models.

[@captainjack6890]

I'd rather have the Blind Spot Monitor rather than the Lanewatch camera if I had to chose. The BSM is active, the camera is passive.

[@chrisp5526]

it’s the answer…. if you can find one! i wanted one, but couldn’t find one within a 5 hour drive from me. In fact, I couldn’t even find an EX-L within 5 hours from me. The only way I could get an EX-L was by flying to South Florida…. but not hybrid, just a 1.5L. It’s a great car, and good gas mileage, but not hybrid efficiency.

[@regwilson7652]

Nice to see a car being tested again. Watched the review yesterday on the Toyota and Kia. MY wife wants a SUV but like this Honda Hybrid. i wonder if you could put a small car top carrier on this car?

[@HybridMusicians]

Saw “Hybrid” and had to come check it out! Nice ride!

[@ALEX86ZILBER]

Why buy SUV if you here such a good looking and a very good car...can't get it

[@darenmcgovern4285]

This will be my choice when I am ready to buy my next vehicle.

[@deet4895]

Has much as I don't like the Honda Accord I'm elated to see a sedan been tested.

[@DavidDLee]

Unless Honda changed something, this car does not have a transmission per se. This means that the gas engine connects to the driveline at some high speed at a single ratio. This is not ideal if driving on a higher speed highway. I wonder what real-world fuel economy are people getting.

[@calebharris4127]

Im 28 and drive fairly quickly in the city. I use eco mode the entire time. I get 46 mpg (calculated via the mileage/gas fill up method) aka the true method lol. On highways for work purposes, I hover around 77mph/stay with flow of traffic, sometimes 83ish. I’m typically not on the highway for long stretches (15-25 min max) before it’s city driving where I recoup the mpg. On highway road trips, I’ll get 42 mpg at 79 mph on cruise control, in case you were wondering. I have a 2022 EXL trim. Oh and for fun I did 85-95 mph for 40 min following my brother in law, in sports mode and I was getting 35-36 mpg.

[@bradbates2339]

Like the chat though we need more stats. Numbers give backup. Including Prius makes sense for the environmental angle but otherwise I'm confounded why that size of vehicle would be compared to an Accord.

[@Ivandrago89]

Does Honda not wanna compete with seriously with Toyota?? The Camry Hybrid starts at just over CAD 30,000 and that is 2.5 ltr. Hybrid. Plus, it isn't as frugal as the Camry. May I ask how does the pickup of this car compare with the Camry Hybrid's? Is it as peppy?

[@MechayaAlta]

Not everyone in the pac nw loves SUVs, as per the popularity of the Subaru Legacy and Outback. I’m on a road-trip now from Seattle to Monterey in my 2014 Subaru Legacy and getting 34 mpg on the highway. My new Bridgestone turanza quietrack tires are much better than the original tires.

[@JoKIA_-100]

Great review as always. This generation has aged very well.

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thanks for watching!

[@writetonirmal]

U guys make a video before I can even finish watching first one...really work heard

[@andreaspencer9813]

Thank you so much!

[@turinju]

Crossovers are jack of all trades. Just ask yourself how many days of the year you'd need AWD high clearance? I've driving nothing but sedans/hatchbacks. A set of good tires solves even Canadian winter

[@ThePowersil]

Great review How is ride quality and road noise compared with Avalon? How to deal with lack of spare tire?

[@canpin]

I recently got this, its awesome!!!

[@paulotoole1508]

This would be a really nice upgrade from my current 2014 Honda Civic LX.

[@Blessindisguise]

Really glad that this exist especially as there is Wireless android auto. Really hoping it's a standard.

[@FirstLast-pl7lc]

I love the Lane-Watch.

[@AndrewBullard9170]

If could, I’d buy one of those now , I don’t need a utility vehicle

[@MacSaab93]

my ex has a 2019 accord touring 2.0t. I found the seats to be uncomfortable, infotainment layout basic and ride quality a bit too firm.

[@CageyLeigh]

I’ve been looking for an Accord Hybrid Touring for 9 months now. Nothing available in my area, not even for a test drive.

[@ghenry85]

Great video as always, but you goofed on the Camry Hybrid engine. You said it had a 2.0 litre when it has a 2.5 litre. I currently drive a sedan,(my previous car was also a sedan), but I'm switching to a suv almost begrudgingly because new sedans are very low to ground which is fine most of the time but I think they are a problem in unplowed snowy roads. My parents have a 10 Civic and as good as that car is, it struggles way more than my 14 Cruze which sits a bit higher. If ground clearance was not an issue, my pick would still be the Corrolla and Camry Hybrid. The Accord is an excellent car, but I just prefer the Camry. Cheers!

[@andreaspencer9813]

You are right about the 2.5L Camry Hybrid, our mistake.

[@benjaminsmith2287]

You don't have to get an SUV. You can get a car with a lifted ride height, like a few Subarus on the market.

[@ghenry85]

@@benjaminsmith2287 I would seriously consider one if a Hybrid Crosstrek was available in Canada.(what's with that anyways?) The Ford Maverick hybrid is interesting too, but I want to see what the reliability is like a few years down the road, plus I don't really have use for an open bed. Regardless, I am comfortable with what I'm getting (Rav4 Hybrid).

[@michaelharrity9795]

Love the 2022 accord touring 2.0

[@leeharrell777]

Liked and subscribed. Enjoy the reviews and y’all are a cute couple!

[@Motormouth...]

Welcome aboard! - Andrea

[@rojomcdonald5057]

Love the accord honda's quality and reliability is legendary 🙌 must have a shifter don't like the electronic shifters at all.

[@ginoscarpaleggia7019]

I love this car . Would love to get my hands on it. My hesitation is that I own a CRV so cargo is better and with kids is this a good choice? Plus I find it expensive.

[@jazzjokesjalopies]

AWD in a plug-in hybrid sedan is what we need in snowy areas. Almost no one takes SUVS off-road or uses all the space.

[@stillwaters4097]

This car is kind of pricey but with the insane market adjustment makes it unattainable for me.

[@ThorMaxx]

Why oh why does Honda limit colour choice on lower end trims?

[@f181234]

@@RayB1656 the most popular colours choices in 2021 was white, Black, and grey

[@dominickporrino4260]

GREAT CAR-LOT-A PEP-NON-HYBIRD VERSION. HAD ONE FOR 2-3 YRS

[@conolavicus3019]

Here in Sweden we can’t by the accord anymore due to low sales numbers. Is this the same engine they are going to use for the civic e-hev hybrid?

[@thomasloftus1950]

i dont know about canada but in the US, honda took out adaptive susp from hybrid touring with the refresh….

[@bigrig9749]

Im liking this over the Camry seems more refined than the Camry. contemplating this hybrid or the 2.0t Touring model.

[@douglascohen2521]

Own it!!! It’s the best!

[@plaintruths6062]

You always say "Look where people aren't shopping"? How about looking for an old 1990s beater? There's plenty of them out in the wild and you'll save a TON of money by driving an old car. Everyone is shopping for a brand new car with mint condition paint, but if you really want to save money, buy an old car with faded paint because it's the real way to save money. I have a Saturn SL. I paid $1,300 for this car, which is probably less than the down payment on this Honda! I only burn about $50 of gas a month. Best of all I have NO car payment. Any amount of money you think you're saving on gas, you really aren't saving anything since you're also paying your monthly payments for a new car + interest. The interest alone is going to cost you more than what my entire car cost me! And I have a tape deck!!

[@chriscook1249]

I want another 2003 Accord coupe with a V6 when this one wears out.

[@carlnilssonyoung8961]

Why an environmental friendly country of Canada has such a high price of hybrids n EVs compared to other countries?

[@walkerdarin2003]

I drive a 2018 accord 1.5 touring. Maybe a little underpowered but I’m also getting around 40mpg on the highway 🤷‍♂️. Solid to me.

[@sonicmoj1]

Hybrid or gas only?

[@rebbieboo6125]

Does 2022 accord hybrid have a jack and spare tire?

[@andrewy2kcan]

I have the Accord hybrid since 2019 and I enjoy it very much. It's great on gas, although my average is around 6.5L/100km for daily driving. It's a bit slow at acceleration on normal mode. If you drive sport mode all the time, it would defeat the purpose of gas saving. I am looking into a PHEV for my next car, not ready to go full EV yet because I live in an apartment.