2019 Toyota Camry XSE vs Honda Accord 2.0 Touring // Battle For Best Mid-Size Sedan

[@tokyodrifter321]

Love how you guys review these cars accurately in their class and give a fair review. Experienced too many drivers focus how these don’t perform like a sports car well cause they’re not a sports car! I understand there is still some “athleticism” to review which I appreciate. Fun review without being overly obnoxious, I’m subscribed.

[@TheCompyshop]

Honda employee here, road noise is due to the ROCK HARD tires. Having driven one with tires that aren’t the factory ones, it’s night and day difference in both how much softer the ride becomes, as well as how much road noise just disappears

[@loriwitkop1389]

Thats with any vehicle! Tires make a difference! I have (till next week) a prius prime, quiet until i changed tires. unlike how I usually shop for tires, I allowed the shop to put some on without shopping or researching, now it's noisy!

[@oimfc37]

i have a touring and ive been looking for 17s from a LX or EX model to use

[@jaysmith6013]

Respect to Honda for still producing cars with manual transmission

[@zakm4012]

Jay Smith wheres Toyota’s respect for keeping the v6 😂

[@adilsulfiqar]

Zak M naturally Aspirated V6* 🔥🔥🔥

[@aaroncheok4316]

Manual is TOP Priority.

[@zakm4012]

Aaron Cheok Not for 90% of Americans

[@masternobody1896]

Frick...toyota doesn't gave manual transmission

[@bc1466]

The front end of the accord looks like a hammerhead shark

[@dylanworthing5346]

B C good looking shark lol

that hit a wall

[@dylanworthing5346]

Xinyao Yin makes no sense bud

@@dylanworthing5346 its so like straight and vertical

[@charr33]

The Accord isn't just uglier than the Camry, but uglier than pretty much every other car....(except the Clarity)

[@jaganr7788]

The fact that these two compare cars but still respect the better features in each others is what makes this- a wonderful review. Clean and simple. I am in. SUBSCRIBED!!

[@csq678]

Just subscribed. I like how you distinguish yourselves with most other reviewers by adding humor/entertainment. Keep up the good work boys!

[@twanastockton794]

I have a 2018 Toyota xse, but I love Honda too. Both great reliable cars👍👍❤️💕

[@troytruong8246]

Twana Stockton i dont know about 4cyl hondas! 4cyl hondas break!

[@colelockridge5816]

@@troytruong8246 that's the first time I've ever heard that. The only thing you can accuse Hondas of doing is making poor automatic transmissions in the early 2000s. Honda 4 cylinders have always been bulletproof, I've had 4. Still have one 2. 2008 and 2013 accords, 180k and 125k each respectively. Great cars. Not fast, but hey, that's what the BMW is for

[@troytruong8246]

@@colelockridge5816 i have 07 acura tsx 4cyl at 250k miles now. From 100k-200k miles, i had replaced a starter, a strut, a wheel bearing, alternator, power steering pump, ac system(major), rack and punion(major), and driver door lock actuator(not fixed). Toyota and lexus dont have this many problems. You are telling me your 4cyl honda at 180k miles without any single problems?

[@colelockridge5816]

@@troytruong8246 spark plugs every 80k. Did coolant at 100k. Both are routine maintenance. Other than that, oil and brakes. Did ball joints at 150k . Nothing else. My Toyotas had far more issues. Its a 2008 Honda Accord sedan Lx-p with the 2.4 and 5 speed auto. Most reliable car I've ever owned. No indication it won't make it to 300k. I drive 17-18k miles a year and I'll keep using it. The 2013 is my wife's. She has had the exact same experience so far except she did a carbon cleaning at 90k for direct injection. All routine for her other than that. Honda hasn't let us down. We had a 2005 pilot with 273k miles when we sold it, transmission started to go bad. But almost 300k miles from an auto isn't bad in my opinion

[@colelockridge5816]

@@troytruong8246 that stinks about your Acura. Sorry you've had so many problems. Only car I've had that broke so much as that was a 2008 BMW 335i. Should have got the 328. Those are solid from 2007-2011. But that's off topic.

[@DonLee1980]

People make jokes about Accords and Camry's all the time. But in terms of value, and how well they are built, seriously, they are great cars to buy if you just want a good car that's dependable and good for your family. I was going to buy a 2nd Camry for my parents when I visit them next time. Covid got in the way and I'm still on the other side of the world

[@dlmullins9054]

You are my long-lost son! Where's my Camry?😁

[@everydayafriday9132]

Just bought a 2.0 accord touring and I love it. He’s exactly right that it feels a little sportier and connected to the road albeit that comes with a bit more feedback to the driver when it comes to potholes and the like. I’m also averaging 30 mpg and I’m curious what the XSE V6 gets

[@ElViperr408]

I’ll rather get the 2.0 as well. It’s turbocharged which is great and it’s a very fun car to drive

[@markv4709]

Me too the touring and the sound system suck compare to buddy he the xse jbl that comes stock with the car

[@uchwuzhere]

I have a 2020 XSE v6 and I average about 21 mpg. I drive kinda fast tho.

[@jakedeane3003]

How much are you paying if you don't mind me asking? My lease is up soon and I've been looking at the 2.0T

[@frogwithadog]

@@markv4709 we have an accord and the sound system does indeed suck

[@notsoperfectdrummer]

“Mayonnaise, a morning stretch, rejection... there are some things in this world that you become very familiar with.” This was amazing lol!

[@gloomy2931]

Never thought I’d see a Camry I actually liked. Only downside is there’s no manual... I love Honda for keeping the manuals alive.

[@ababner317]

I too love having a manual.

[@SilverScarletSpider]

Stick shift cars are just more engaging to drive. I feel like I see more with heightened senses.

[@mlggaming9876]

Why manual are you stupid

[@JoshuaTootell]

Phrasing @@theodoresmith4371

[@jeffchase9096]

@Gloomy - And then Honda did away with the manual... :-(

[@DrifterB]

Great Job Guys on the review! I bought a 2019 Accord 2.0T manual transmission. Excellent sporty feel and it launches

[@pancho1071]

come back in lets say 3 or 4 years with it and let us know how that turbo is holding up.

[@latinace1981]

@@pancho1071 Yup a V6 is more reliable than a turbo that puts a lot of pressure on the engine

[@andeleputo89]

viva la pachanga!! Say that to any car owner in 2019, almost new car on the road is turbocharged..

[@YasssStitch]

@@pancho1071 Yeah, company like Honda would risk their 40+ stellar reputation for reliability. If there's anyone I trust to do it right, it's Honda.

[@rairadrai]

viva la pachanga!! True. A cousin has a 2014 BMW X3 and the turbo recently gave up. Almost went 5 years without a problem. I also have experience with a 2014 Ford Taurus turbo. Turbo failure and now drives like a lawn mower engine powers it. Turbos are fun but unreliable. Oh yeah, also my then new 2007 CX7 2.3 turbo. Turbo seals caused random smoking.

[@brennanmrugala]

I was looking into these cars as my new car choice, went with the Accord and I am so happy I did! Best new vehicle I have ever owned, love the throttle response in sport mode and cornering ability. the price was amazing too, only 27K brand new.

[@louyht7]

27k out the door?

[@robertjohnson2581]

Let me say it’s all a matter of choice and I bought the Camry. To me it was just so much nicer. If we all had same taste we would only need one car. Good luck with what ever you chose.

[@strollinnolan0945]

I bought the xse v6 as well. Love my car

[@davidespitia186]

Robert Johnson got Camry too. Trd though

[@terminhaider9695]

I currently have an '04 V6 Accord and absolutely love it to death. Seeing how both these cars as they stand now, I'm really glad both cars are good for their own reasons. I'm a diehard Accord fan all the way, but I'm really gonna miss those "creamy" naturally aspirated V6s that could've been had in the Accords. I still might look to the newest Accord as I love a balance of comfort and practicality, but also the occasional spirited driving, hooning about that this car has even with its slightly more stiff ride which adds to it. That Camry really has its merit keeping the V6 alive, but in the end I'll probably end up getting a used 2017 Accord V6 as a future daily 🤷‍♂️

[@FightNightClip]

TerminHaider Hey i know this is out of the convo, but I am new to cars and i just moved to the US. I am currently thinking of buying a second hand car. I want a reliable, cheap and sporty cars. I had mustang in my mind but i heard that its not reliable and the only car i have in my mind is Honda Civic Hatchback Sport, do you have any recommendations ?

[@huythai1222]

vinz Vv how cheap is cheap and how sporty do you want the car to be? Also, you mentioned mustang so I’m assuming you don’t care too much about practicality or fuel economy?

[@LukeFX1111]

You guys have the most interesting auto review style on KZbin, great job guys!

[@someone-yw2qw]

" FOR I DID NOT SPEAK OF MY OWN ACCORD " John 12;49

[@Emmanuel_Amoah]

But of my compadre's XSE

[@seureri]

u look like that one guy in the new testament i forgot his name

[@someone-yw2qw]

@@seureri maybe cause im from the Levant lol

[@RaY_77W]

Jesus has one of these

[@sacramento7721]

"Jesus had one of these" 😂😂😂 Pure gold!!!

[@bostourn]

jesus had a honda but never talked about it, know why? "For I do not speak of my own accord"

[@almazplusmaria]

Youre an idiot

[@otto_jk]

@@almazplusmaria stop stinging and buzzing you BEE

[@nanaoseiboateng3851]

TELL ME ITS JESUS PURE GOLD

[@elywrlds594]

alex bee r/wooosh

[@cruiselifeeric]

I prefer the exterior styling of the Camry. For interior and performance definitely prefer the Accord. But it seems to me you can't go wrong with either of them.

[@fat1234568]

Very awesome review, and this is by far the MOST CIVIL comments section of any car comparison I've ever seen. After a quick scroll, no fighting, no "the Accord/Camry is crap!" kind of stuff. It's nice to see people actually showing respect for cars from different manufacturers. Thank you, people.

[@tamidis5500]

It's faster than the fastest Mustang produced... In 1995😂😂🤣

[@thatoneporscheguyok5300]

Tamuno-Oribim Obene-Harry Huh?

[@vishalakula8451]

@@thatoneporscheguyok5300 Bruh, it's called sense of humor.

[@sudhirraom]

which one? Accord or Camry ?

[@vishalakula8451]

@@sudhirraom He's talking about the Camry V6 bro

[@adamwg6559]

🧢🧢🧢🧢

[@kubanskiloewe]

Toyotas 3,5ltr V6 are now decades in service in so much cars also in Lexus cars. I have this engine in my Hybrid at i like this so much....the moise, the reliability, the smoothness....no oil consumption after 10 years !!

[@305dadecounty305]

My same thought. Years from now you don’t have to worry about the extra moving parts.

[@Loopsrainforest]

Somehow you guys made a Camry versus Accord review entertaining. Pure magic! Keep it up lads.

[@ms3173]

You’re saying the Accord is boring??

[@Shakerhood69]

I like that you can get a Manual Transmission in the Accord.

[@BaberJacks]

not in aus

[@latinace1981]

Yea manual sucks in cali traffic

[@chrisreilly4006]

Latin Ace Ok? Doesn’t suck at all. You are just a weak girly man child

[@JohnDoe-us1ek]

Chris Reilly Always baffles me when car guys think they’re the most alpha guys cuz they drive Manual and know about cars lol

[@WAN2TREE4]

@@JohnDoe-us1ek I agree. And automatics are more efficient than stick shift now so why bother toying with it especially if you live in the city.

[@marashah.ibrahim]

You guys have come such a long way in the last 3 years and the new videos feel more like they are TV production than just another youtube video.

[@chiefbeef2059]

Love both of these honestly, I never thought I’d see the day where economy cars looked this good

[@YTloverboy1]

Two of the best reliable & nicest built for the year 2019

[@troytruong8246]

Hondas reliability has gone down hill especially the 4cyl. Toyo all the way. More comfortable in toyo.

[@edwiryinpolanco1609]

Troy Truong the 1.5T is the only one with reliability issues

[@raptor4182]

Troy Truong i think you need to research Toyota Camry 4 cylinder reliability issues. The 2.5 has reported major oil burning issues. People with less than 100,000 miles would have to put 1quart in every fuel up. It’s pretty well known. Both brands have their flaws 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@raptor4182]

Edwiryin Polanco I read something saying they fixed the Oil dilution issue on the 1.5

[@vibezwittchriss]

@@raptor4182 thank you,, finally someone has exposed Toyota for not being all that godly in reliabilty

[@bcrandeis]

The RuneScape version of BMW's 360 camera 😂😂

[@octaane4763]

i fucking cried 😭😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@youngbkatt7835]

I fucking dieddddd when he said that.. this guy probably has a maxed main 😂

[@TonyTowers22]

I subbed as soon as he said that shoutout to the real one 😂😂

[@hawkboy000]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@felixacosta626]

He must be a Honda salesman

[@safetydoge]

I like how you talk about comfort more then the making it like a sports car that's being used for actual racing

[@troytruong8246]

Agreed. Some idiots want to race in a daily sedan. How pathetic. Its a daily commute vehicle! Complaining about how under power even at 300hp. Lol

[@TheseRightHereBitch]

That’s pretty much what I’m looking for in these cars, cringe af seeing people trying to race in these cars, that’s what I have my boosted 5.0 for

[@reaality3860]

In June, 2019, I paid a negotiated US $22k for a 2019 Honda Accord Sport with 6 miles on it. Adding tax and tag, extended warranty, and finance charges, I was out the door for just under $27k. For me, this makes the Accord the best 4-door sedan for the money.

[@troytruong8246]

Rea Ality 4cyl engine? Gl! Its time honda fangirls need to admit the new camry is better than the accord in every way. Camry is better in style, smoothness, comfortability, power. I dont want to hear about honda has better handling bs. U think a sedan is a sports car? Its a daily commute vehicle!

[@sniper3134]

@@troytruong8246 The Honda is literally faster than the Toyota lol

[@rayagolli1644]

Legend has it that the leaf 🍂 on the camry is still there till this day.

[@Falzar2142]

i know this is probably super later but i got my 2023 Camry not to long ago. I go watch this video and bam next morning i see a big ass leaf of the same damn color stuck in the dam radiator lol

[@TinyDancr]

I am a 2.0t Accord Touring owner and this is a very fair assessment/comparison. The Accord can be a lot of fun but the ride is sometimes rough and that knee complaint is completely valid. The sound system is weak but I fixed that will a small 8" JL sub tucked away in the corner of the trunk. The only thing I don't agree with is the seat comfort statement. They get pretty uncomfortable on long hauls. Real world fuel cons.. I have driven 15k miles and averaged 27mpg with highway and city (50%/50%). I have gotten about 36-37mpg highway on a 5 hr drive.

[@seandudek3867]

Kevin Fernandez damn I get around 34 city 40-41 highway, around 7k miles so far on mine

[@MAXED-TRUCKING]

@@seandudek3867 those are 1.5t numbers.

[@smashtankful]

@@seandudek3867 do you have the 1.5L?

[@markmelgar158]

I have a question since you put the sub woofer in your accord does it automatically cancel your warranty on it?

[@BrianCheng24]

The Camry looks really good in 2019. It's actually an eye Turner now.

[@joebrown4138]

except some people don't turn for a toy garbage car

[@vishalakula8451]

@@joebrown4138 How tf is a Camry a toy car. I really need to know what you're smoking.

[@maythemalbiyati9080]

Youre always gonna have that special somebody hate on a comment feed you know that lol

[@A719a]

I loved the 2007-2011 design too

[@raafidk]

@@joebrown4138 The guys in the video said the entire time that Toyota is the most refined, their quality control is phenomenal, and they are are the most reliable and bulletproof cars in the world. Hardly a toy garbage car

[@tdodge29]

The new Toyota Camry looks absolutely amazing, especially when you compare it to the incredibly bland last generation model. The Honda Accord has always looked good but for the model shown here, I'm not a fan of the exterior color or the single tone rims. It's also a shame that Honda got rid of the V6 engines and coupe body styles.

[@vivijoe2256]

Why are you obsessed with the v6? They actually solved a problem. Produced an i4 and support it with an electric system to save fuel without compromising power. Toyota is doing that too.

[@waterloo123100]

@@vivijoe2256 I hate to break it to you but a v6 Camry will be more reliable and still get great gas mileage. Any gas you save you spend in the shop later.

[@rairadrai]

Camry. The V6 is just too too nice. The Camry also has this low, wide hunkered down look.

[@naveenkrishnamurthy7576]

rairadrai and the v6 is silent at idle.

[@indianajonescr7]

Idiot accord is way better

[@aniyahjohnson5569]

@@indianajonescr7 ummm...... IDIOT 🤨💀❗

[@Nonyashyt]

And still doesn’t have fog lights 🤦‍♂️

[@alh06]

@@Nonyashyt Not anymore, and they were always an option.

[@alexc8356]

Thanks guys. You helped me decide on my 2.0 Accord EX-L and I love it. It does everything well to exceptionally well.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

My brother has a 2019 Accord and my Dad has a 2019 Camry. The Honda is more sporty and faster but the Camry is nicer and quieter and gets slightly better gas mileage. Both good cars, also the Toyota was slightly cheaper.

[@dashcrash1890]

FiringallCylinders what are the trims for the cars

[@georgethechicken912]

But do they have the exact same model as these? The Camry will be more sporty with the XSE

[@koreymayo8884]

Must have a 4 cylinder Camry to get better MPG than the Accord?

[@firingallcylinders2949]

@@koreymayo8884 His turbo Accord sucks alot of gas if you don't drive economically.

[@koreymayo8884]

@@firingallcylinders2949 well of course, but what engine does your dad have?

[@tsanam]

ACCORD ALL DAY ALL NIGHT. LOVE HONDA.

[@FrancisLeonNina]

Toyota smoother…. I have drive the Honda before

[@raphaelcuenca1553]

@@FrancisLeonNina ur trippin

[@jacksonpowers3947]

HONDA BOYS FOR LIFE

[@udochukwuchristian3738]

Ezekiel Lara smoother but not sporty

[@FrancisLeonNina]

@@udochukwuchristian3738 ehhhh I’m short 5,4 everytime I press the gas it makes loud noise it’s like trying to go out already lol it’s fast for me. I would say it’s sporty and smooth

[@jeffmorse645]

Honda has always been kind of stingy with the sound insulation in almost every car they make.

[@kendrabernot814]

Jeff Morse you’re not wrong and it always makes me sad

[@Maroco918]

2020 civics got more sound deadening. They must have heard your cries!

[@blueridgegarage]

Unfortunately that is true. That's why I no longer have a Honda.

[@jamisonkrusac1624]

So Honda added active noise canceling on the new Touring models. Which should make it much better than previously.

[@vastaire81]

this is true, Honda has always been criticized for it's excessive road noise.

[@sayyesto1110]

I love the honesty even if they’re the ones driving it and praising it because they’re driving it they still say the flaws and everything, subbed 100%

[@brigutierrez5249]

My '98 Camry is starting to have engine problems and I can't find the right O2 sensor. It drove like a dream for YEARS. It was my college commuter car. I'm sad to see it go but I think I will be getting another Camry. Its such a smooth rider.

[@noahjones3955]

My grandma had a 97 that’s been through a flood that covered the whole care and it’s held together by duct tape and it still runs as good as her new 2017 Camry and the flood was over 10 years ago

[@2rackdaddy]

You guys make great videos information is great. Camera work is awesome and editing is really good. Keep up the good work!

[@yukselkiziltas1122]

Test drove both, ended up getting the honda accord 2.0t. It is just better overall by slim margin. The power is just amazing

[@a32tl]

I had a 2016 Acura TLX Advance that I sold last year and replaced it with a 2020 Honda Accord Touring 2.0T. I had initial reservations about going from a V6 back to a 4 cylinder car. Fast forward to now and I can honestly say, I have zero regrets buying my Accord. The more I drive it the more I like it. The only thing I gave up from going V6 to 2.0T is the sound of the engine. A 4 cylinder just isn't going to sound better than a good V6. However, my Accord is quicker than my TLX was and even quicker than the V6 Camry. The Accord is super fun to drive and feels very sporty. Mine is the exact same silver color as the one in this video but mine has the gray interior instead of the black. I am very eager to see what Honda has planned for the upcoming, fully redesigned '23 Accord.

[@Redmaile25]

I'm always going back and forth between accord and Camry and I wwnt to thank you for your video cause this is a GREAT comparison!!

[@troytruong8246]

Its time honda fangirls need to admit the new camry is better than the accord in every way. Camry is better in style, smoothness, comfortability, power. 4cyl engine hondas suck! It breaks! I dont want to hear about honda has better handling bs. U think a sedan is a sports car? Its a daily commute vehicle!

[@noncorporeal1024]

An excellent review and I just appreciate your interactions with each other. Also, I feel confident you are not shills for the manufacturers. Again great job, very helpful.

[@geraldmarcano2514]

Monday morning, hot coffee, breakfast, and a fresh video of throttle house. What else do I need in life? :)

[@nevessl998]

What else? mmm, maybe getting a life dude?

[@kyron2092]

I always get confused with accord vs camry reviews. A lot of reviews say the accord is quieter and some say the camry is, but they all equally praise the smoothness of the v6. I test drove both, and in my experience the accord is quieter until it comes to tire noise. For some reason Honda can't get that right. However I drove the accord sport, not the touring. The touring comes with sound dampening inside the wheels. Accord for my choice. It just feels more confident and stable, especially when it comes to steering. And not to mention the camry feels a little too "plasticky" interior wise.

[@ArnoId-Schwarzenegger]

Ricer

[@uos64]

You're absolutely right. Accord can NEVER be quiet for some reason. It is quieter than it's own last generation, that's all. For people who say Accord is quiet , haven't driven anything else.

[@kyron2092]

@@uos64 it's quiet than most new cars I've driven except the Mazda 6. Wind noise is definitely more muted than the new camry but that tire noise is still there😂 at least it's quieter than previous gens

[@troytruong8246]

Mazda 6 is better in every way. Check it out

[@HarryKuloh]

Toyota sedans feel and sound like cheap trash. Just go for a drive in one. If youre ever taken Uber a bit...youll know how lousy the toyotas and cheap they feel, compared to Accord

[@werlinrodriguez2261]

I got the 2018 and my boy the 2018 accord I will still Choose my Camry the body style makes u turn every time you see it

[@dolphinbluesong5319]

Accord owner here. Tried to switch to Camry bad torque converter from the factory. 3 months fighting with Toyota they finally "fixed" it. Never was right. Traded for Accord Soo hlad I did

[@timetowakeup6302]

I've got a 2010 Accord 4 Cylinder 2.4 Liter with 190 Horsepower. 235K miles on her and she still runs beautifully. Nothing done to her aside from basic maintenance. My biggest complaint is what's mentioned in this video and that is road/cabin noise is a bit annoying. Aside from that it was $24,000 well spent.

[@Ben-lc2xp]

Hey im early! Just wanna say I love you guys keep up the great vids!

[@blitzboy227]

Dudes love the presentation and the sarcasm.

[@sadmanh0]

the front of the Accord looks like a Civic with swollen forehead

[@sadmanh0]

@Trevon Adams it's more like there's a swollen lump in the forehead though

[@squidproquo2241]

And you sound like you have swollen hemorrhoids.

[@the1withnoname496]

Facts

[@ShawnFX]

"swollen forehead" 😂😂

[@vibezwittchriss]

Camry looks like a Asian hornet

[@zno3177]

304k subscribers is an insult to how good you guys are

[@googlewolly]

I really like the style of your guys' reviews. Keep up the good work.

[@fuzooli]

I have been driving the Accord for nearly 6 months now, I would say that it’s one of the best cars I have ever owned and the throttle response you get when you need that power, will convince you to buy one of these!

[@troytruong8246]

Fuzooli Ameenudeen Its time honda fangirls need to admit the new camry is better than the accord in every way. Camry is better in style, smoothness, comfortability, power. 4cyl engine hondas suck! It breaks! I dont want to hear about honda has better handling bs. U think a sedan is a sports car? Its a daily commute vehicle!

[@gammaechofoundationproductions]

Hey, thanks for this! James and Thomas, you guys are very informative and entertaining! Both Toyota and Honda make great cars, but personally, I prefer Honda because I've had very good experiences driving that type of car. I look forward to seeing more of your videos! You just earned a new subscriber! :)

[@whitewaterkayaker]

Excellent compare and contrast between the two vehicles. I've owned 3 Accords and 1 Camry. Accord still wins out in my book. But I'd drive a Camry if someone gave it to me

[@reynardrouser7863]

Matt Daladier agreed

[@drepark2294]

Matt Daladier same here. Accord is much better

[@khalitooi]

Gave it to you ! hahahahahahaha

[@N12Gautam]

Matt Daladier I'm sirrt but i hate Honda exterior design. I wouldn't even want a free one

[@whitewaterkayaker]

@@N12Gautam yep,to each their own. I'm actually more partial to Mazda and Subaru

[@tdodge29]

The new upscale Camrys look amazing. I'm a little disappointed that Honda decided to stop making the 2-door coupe and especially the V6 model Accords. Despite the fact that the 2.0 turbo 4-cylinder only makes 20 less hp than my 3.5 V6 Accord, you don't get that thrilling exhaust note that comes with the V6 engine.

[@Irfy2717]

Best line ever... 'Jesus had one of these' 😂😂😂😂😭😭

[@KR-jg7gc]

Yea.. been joke since like 2017 maybe earlier.. 😅

[@senorgato70]

I drove the Accord and it’s a brilliant car. It felt like my 435i in comfort mode and that’s saying something. It truly is hitting above it’s weight class. The Camry is just too soft and unengaging. That would bore me to tears. The Accord had some really good spirit to its driving dynAmic and that’s why I love to drive cars.

[@បងម៉ាប់-ញ7ឍ]

Me too

[@aleynadunn3557]

I test drove both the Camry and Accord, and I thought it was really night and day between the two. The Camry was just boring. Maybe my expectations were higher because of the V6, but I just felt like I was driving my grandmother's car. The Accord was a dream to drive and did it's job perfectly of being a family cruiser while also having a sporty, peppy feel to it when you craved some more adrenaline. Neither are sports cars, but I think the Accord does a much better job of being dynamic between the two roles.

[@t.7527]

Thanks, this is my experience as well.

[@trevagraham1605]

I'm sticking with the Toyota simply because it doesn't have a turbo on it, just one more thing that is prone to break. I would choose the Honda if it was the opposite scenario.

[@Silentdott]

I mean okay To each his own

[@dakotalovespie]

Lol bro the turbo is like the size of your fist. It's not gonna break it's pushing like 4-6 psi

[@trevagraham1605]

@@dakotalovespie Bro size doesn't matter, it's another variable in an already complicated design. It's simple logic that it's going to break at some point. Never the less I would get a regular 4 cylinder Camry over the V6 anyway. Legally I can't drive any faster than 80 mph where I live so paying for something I can't even use is stupid.

[@GaldoranGailthros]

@@trevagraham1605 there aren't speed laws... just strong speed cap suggestions.

[@trevagraham1605]

@@GaldoranGailthros lol tell that to the speeding ticket I got 20 years ago

[@sammehr3180]

I would go with the Camry.. I owned a Honda Civic. I had to sell it due to transmission problem under 145k miles.. Toyota is known for their reliability.

[@vastaire81]

I love both cars. I've worked for Honda for the last 16 years as a Tech and I've always been a fan of the Camry. As much as I like the way this one looks, I'm not a fan of how the quad exhaust, it looks cheap. I think Toyota could have done a better job with the design, looks like an aftermarket setup and would probably look better on a smaller vehicle.

[@troytruong8246]

supanova81 very unbiased opinion. Honda has been going down hill. They mess up big time in term of designs! Not appealing at all imo.

[@vibezwittchriss]

@@troytruong8246 any Honda looks better than a Toyota,, in my opinion ❤️

[@a32tl]

@@troytruong8246 Honda turned the corner in 2016 and has been offering better and better cars ever since. Current models are great.

[@khafrebevins3025]

Before judging a car based on reviews i believe people should drive the vehicle and get their own hands on experience with the car. I drove both turbos of the new accord and they both were very responsive, great steering, not loud very quiet and very exciting to drive. Get your own opinion, reviews do help but you may have a different experience.

[@pancho1071]

we tried a civic with the 4 cil. and yeah it was quick i guess almost like the accord would be but as soon as i found out it had a turbo i thought, nope not interested. any car with turbos its gonna make a reliable car not reliable.i prefer a naturally aspirated engine over a turbo one.

[@M1Anut]

Non-turbo'd cars car going the way of the dinosaur. Get one quick while they're still around.

[@WAN2TREE4]

Buy it! Camry is outselling it by a big number.

[@M1Anut]

Yeah...That's the type of reasoning you should use when choosing a new car to buy.

[@stephenhendricks103]

Seriously considered both of these exact models last year (along with the Mazda6 and a couple of other "family sedans") when I was looking to replace my MK6 APR tuned GTI with a new car. My teenage daughter is about to begin driving and I wanted a vehicle with all the latest safety/convenience features if she was going to share it. As most reviewers have found, I thought the two vehicles (along with the Mazda6) were very close. I was impressed by how much the Camry XSE had improved over its predecessor; it no longer deserved to be dismissed as an "appliance." In the end, though, on my "scorecard" the Accord came out ahead. Some thoughts... () Styling. This is by far the most subjective category and for me the Mazda6 was best looking. But the Honda ranked ahead of the Camry. Outside and inside the Camry just seemed to try too hard. I thought it looked like it a descendant from a spaceship in a 1930's Flash Gordon serial. Have to give the Camry points for the traditional shift lever but all in all, I thought the Honda's more traditional cabin layout was more appealing and in terms of the vehicles' profile, the Honda bested the Camry significantly. () Performance. Again, very close and both the Accord and Camry ranked ahead of the Mazda6. But perhaps because I'm accustomed to the "punch" of a turbo 4 in my GTI, I found the Honda's Civic Type R derived engine to be more appealing. There are applications where a naturally aspirated engine is definitely a superior choice (e.g. two ton crossovers) but in this case I was more impressed by the Honda than the Toyota or the Mazda6. () Features. When I was shopping the Camry didn't support either Apple Carplay or Android Auto. And a fully featured, integrated nav system was (and still is) available only via a $2000 package upgrade. The Honda provided all those features as standard. Now the Camry has Apple Carplay but no Android Auto. Not acceptable. In place of Android Auto Toyota provides Alexa integration. Wonderful! I've always wanted to ask my car to tell me the exact date of the Treaty of Versailles. Otherwise, while the front row of seats were more or less comparable, the back seats in the Honda were both roomier and had better materials than the Camry. That's not unusual. Toyota tends to cut costs in their rear seat accommodations to meet a price point. All in all, the Honda won the "features" competition hands down. () Overall. In the end I didn't purchase any of the "family sedans" I considered. Instead, I replaced my 2013 GTI with the 2018 Autobahn edition with an "automated manual" DSG. The out-the-door price was about $5000 less than either the Accord or the Camry but the deciding factor was just how engaging (and familiar) the GTI felt to drive. My daughter lobbied to the end for a Mustang 2.3L Ecoboost but she has come to love the GTI almost as much as I do. :)

[@jamesengelsman9369]

GTI is a great pick. New GLI is a strong argument, too

[@stephenhendricks103]

@@jamesengelsman9369 It certainly is. I was surprised (and gratified) to see that VW didn't neuter the GTI's engine and drive train in the new GLI. I'd stick with my GTI for its versatility and my big dog agrees. (I just checked with him.) But the GLI is a handsome and highly appealing vehicle.

[@chooocoooleeezhang1251]

When it comes to comfort Camry always wins!:)

[@naveenkrishnamurthy7576]

chooocoooleee Zhang the XSE trim is stunning. I prefer that over the xle trim. And god, that red leather interior is stunning. 😍

[@DoctorChange106]

GOOD review - I'd go Accord but like the Camry too.

[@hassannd2048]

Both are great but Honda is my forever choice

[@sergetheblerge1466]

And you'll be forever in second place. 😂🤣

[@hassannd2048]

For me Honda is in first place. You think it is in second place it is like united states and China America is now number one in the world economically but as expectations China will be number one after a while Honda is coming move away Toyota

[@giovanniralejo9017]

That turbo will give out in 4 years bet lol natural aspirated engine will always be better

[@WAN2TREE4]

Buy more of them because the Camry is hammering it in sales.

[@AtticTapes14]

Toyotas are cool

[@t436]

Road noise is what kills Accord. The manual 2.0 is a different animal tho.

[@Sherlock910]

Some people actually like that noise. It makes it feel like a sports car. But to each their own.

[@TheBalkenende]

I was surprised to see them make that remark. Most reviewers say the Accord is very quiet inside, and actually better insulated than the Camry. I don’t know what to believe now anymore 😥

[@TheBalkenende]

Omar Arab ah thx! Good to know! :)

[@LilRick96]

@@TheBalkenende nah the Accord definitely suffers from road noise. Test drove a Camry first and was actually surprised how smooth and quiet it was (4cyl Se trim). Then we tested a 2.0t Touring Accord and while still smooth, the road noise was very apparent. I'd still choose the Accord, but it's very disappointing with the road noise.

[@alh06]

@@TheBalkenende Most people, even Accord fanboys will admit it has way more road noise. The Camry is much smoother and quieter, and I love both.

[@4our_]

It was a funny and informative video guys. Keep up the good work. Kinda wanted to say this for a while, I have owned both cars and right now I drive the accord, Accord is better than the Camry in so many ways. The feel, the drive, the rush, the infotainment, the fuel economy, the accessories, the price. Although I feel that accord could have been a little more better. Like Camry has a better audio system and the safety is better in Camry(CMBS). Accord would brake itself at high speed but not at lower speeds if there is something in front but Camry does. Camry saved a collision once in traffic when I got a little distracted, it literally braked itself before touching the front vehicle. But the uncomfortable seats, less backspace, the sluggish engine, in the Camry are a no for me and that's why I sold it after 4 months and got the accord and I am pretty happy with it so far after almost 6 months. Gonna install some new body kit to it. This is my personal view, others could feel different.

[@t.k.morris]

Did you have the Camry v6?

[@water7apple]

@@t.k.morris Exactly what I was thinking b/c the V6 Camry is vastly different (especially in these 2018-2019 models) than the 4 cyl Camrys.

[@StevenBanks123]

"I have a little bit of dullness down low." -I know the feeling, but there’s a pill I can take.

[@Musicreach101]

I owned the accord and it’s not easy to drive.. you can not be aggressive pulling out.. you’ll burn the bloody tires off on launch. Like I said you can’t make any aggressive pullouts, you’ll just not hookup with the factory tires. And the 19” wheels?! Ugh have fun trying not to bend them.. side note you guys are fun, you make great videos. Keep up the hard work🤘🏻

[@winchestermodel7044]

I test drove both. The Camry isn’t even in the same league as the Accord. The Accord is faster, handles better, and the Camry styling both interior and exterior just feels dated compared to the Accord. No contest, Accord wins this comparison easily.

[@DLP_Racing_505]

I must be a driver mod bc I beat my friend who drives a 2020 accord and I drive a 2019 XSE and beat his track time by 4seconds

[@prettyblueplanet]

Accord styling is nonexistent on this model. Look at that nose!

[@parkergray5346]

@@DLP_Racing_505he probably didn’t have the 2.0 engine

[@DLP_Racing_505]

@@parkergray5346 prob

[@liquidx831]

Accord looks 💩 especially the new one

[@andrijaifkovic7066]

I just picked up Accord 2.0T Sport last week and I have to say it feels like it has way more power than I'll ever need. It gets to 110-120 before you realize, and it's not like you can drive much faster here in Canada. Sadly the CVT model didn't feel nice to drive at all or I could have saved a bunch of money. What worries me is that 2L version seems to be in a short supply, like no one is buying them. Not sure how that will affect service, support and resale value. I do like the looks of Camry's sunroof especially in top trim version with red leather and it also looks like it's 360 camera system is better than Accord's. I don't think longevity is that much of an issue because in 10 years electrics will probably be everywhere.

[@frogwithadog]

2.0T has the same engine as the famous Honda Civic Type R, the accord just has smaller turbos than the civic. That engine is the Honda K20, a very reliable engine, you will be completely fine in the long run.

[@Salman-fb9vi]

Car Review starter pack: Smooth driving Accurate turning Good handling Smooth driving

[@djRS6]

I don't know if you guys noticed. But the doors of the camry feels very plasticy and it closes hard. Whereas the accord is much more robust and it closes in a bit "smoother" way.

[@djRS6]

@@singular9 Yeah I drove both of them. And the door feels so cheap on the toyota, feels like your closing the door of a Tercel lool.

[@rockyelbrodi]

@@djRS6 which one did you like better overall?

[@samlung2724]

Well. Toyotas in general always felt cheap and plasticky for like 15yrs. Toyota= reliable but felt cheap Honda= not as reliable like Toyota but uses higher quality.

[@djRS6]

@@rockyelbrodi I went with Honda Accord Sport. Personally, I prefer the look of the Accord and the interior is very classy. You get a lot for your money, and the quality is there. It feels like you're driving an expensive German car. I do like the Camry, but I feel like there is too much going on, especially in the front of the car. And the red interior is really nice with the panoramic roof. But I feel like overall interior is a little bit on the cheap side. And technology wise, the accord is much better. So I feel like the accord is a better car and its worth every dollar. (If you try to get the same technology in a german car, you're looking at at least 50 000$ CAD. And if you want the size then you're looking at a 5 series, E class or A6. And they are easily 80-90k)

[@djRS6]

@@samlung2724 Yeah and they used to be boring as shit. But now they are getting better with time and improving quality slowly

[@JasonB95]

Great review. I would personally go for the Camry, specifically because of my commuter lifestyle. Ride quality and refinement are two of the things I value most in a car (in addition to practicality, looks and reliability/brand reputation) and I've always loved the feel of the Camry. I personally think it looks better than the Accord (I dislike that thick chrome strip in the grille of the Accord). I would however choose a different colour for the Camry.

[@andicline6782]

I agree, the thick chrome strip looks TACKY.

[@JasPlun]

I liked the Honda better one everything except the engine and transmission. I do not like Turbo charged tiny engines and I loath CVT transmissions. Honda has had better luck with CVT than Nissan, but CVT no matter what brand is not going to last 200k miles before it needs replaced unless maybe all hiway miles. The 8 speed transmission if properly serviced will easily last 200k miles and possibly 300k. When you buy a Toyota or Honda your looking for reliability and a vehicle that can go 300k miles or more.Older Hondas could do it, modern Hondas are iffy. Turbos also like to fail in the 100-150k mile range so over all cost of ownership IMO is the Toyots if maintained correctly.

[@jonathanb2325]

so in terms of reliably, the camry would take it? cause i’m stuck from deciding either a camry xse cause of the panoramic sunroof and it being toyota for it’s known reliability, but the accord 2.0t seems like it pulls faster but i have trust issues when it comes to engines that are turbocharged, i fear you have more components that can fail on you

[@james3429]

I'm a huge fan of full sized sedans. Owned 2 Buick Regals, and a Buick Lacrosse. Been looking recently at the accords with the manual trans, never even thought of the Camry. Personally, the smooth acceleration of an NA V6 is what really makes me happy. Suspension doesn't have to be super refined. I'm not tracking the car. As much as I love putting my foot down, and feeling sporty when the turbo kicks in, that V6 will be 30km/h faster than the turbo will be at and much smoother.

[@eikotehgrowingmouse]

as someone who owns an 88 Camry V6 2.5L LE...To see that this Camry has a V6 just, makes me melt in my seat!

[@jensfos]

I'm an owner of a 87 camry 2.0 128hp. I wish I had this new V6 engine

[@martyhonda6983]

The V6 is 3.0 , 2.5 is a 4 banger

[@jensfos]

@@martyhonda6983 nope

[@truckingjamaicans5045]

@@martyhonda6983 3.5 v6 n 20 t

[@troytruong8246]

U guys still have 87 n 88 camry? Bloody hell! Time to upgrade! Lol

[@Arcamensios]

What's up with the comments "durability reliability" Y'all know both cars have an exceptional heritage of both of these words? You can't say one is more than the other. They are both exceptional and on par to each other. This is purely a decision made from brand loyalty. That being said. I'll take the Accord. Toyota is confused in its styling anymore. It can't decide on a NASCAR stock car look or this blend into it's Lexus line-up. It is a luxurious sedan and it doesn't look the part. Anytime I see the Accord on the road I think sophisticated refined sharp. I see the Camry and I think sporty four door car that can't decide if it wants to hang with the suits or the kids.

[@vulcanman64]

I’ll never regret my choice to buy the Camry after trying each several times. In the long run you will appreciate substance and comfort over the sporty feel you get with the accord. I also feel the xse is leaps and bout ahead of the accord for refinement.

[@naveenthemachine]

vulcanman64 don’t forget the XSE has that red interior and black roof.

[@saxopio6280]

Camry's interior looks nice but upon close examination is cheap. Sorry.

[@troytruong8246]

Smart choice! Its time honda fangirls need to admit the new camry is better than the accord in every way. Camry is better in style, smoothness, comfortability, power, RELIABILITY . 4cyl engine hondas suck! It breaks! I dont want to hear about honda has better handling bs. U think a sedan is a sports car? Its a daily commute vehicle!

[@winchestermodel7044]

Troy Truong you comment on everything bashing Honda yet you call us “Honda fangirls?” You’re a fucking idiot.

[@plasmaglobe2850]

@@troytruong8246 Found the Toyota fangirl. u got HUD? nope. u got ventilated seats? nah. u got a wireless phone charger? u wish lol. fake vents? weird ugly shape on the front grill? wtf lol.

[@islandon22]

We were looking at these 2 cars to replace our 2 Mazda's. We bought 2 Civics, an EX Coupe & Sport Hatch. They were almost as roomy and I've averaged 38 combined MPGs. The handling was more nimble (2950lbs), but slightly slower acceleration. I don't race my car, so it offers way more power than I need. And I saved a bucket of $$$.

[@punjaaabbbiiikatappaa4107]

doesn’t beat the straight pipes but still a really solid channel

[@Kevin-im2ri]

Accord all the way for me. They have continued to look much better than the Camry starting from the 2008 accord Coupé to the current 2020 4-doors and they never looked back. If you want better ride quality and handling it’s a easy coilover upgrade and you get to keep the Honda Accords superior styling on the exterior and simple yet elegant interior and the fun to drive feeling. No comparison, IMO. 👍🏾 I’m actually impressed with this daily driver car and may consider buying one for a nice looking work-horse in the near future... Nothing wrong with them at all! 🤔

[@pobster88j94]

This didn’t age well lol

[@maddcrz]

Netflix, I think your next gold content creators are here. Just waiting for their multi million 20 season contract. K thanks

[@leuismariano9802]

hahaha very interesting and entertaining keep up the goodwork guys

[@aquadevil2002]

The bromance was what hooked me in and compelled me to subscribe :)

[@91cannibal]

Just bought a 2018 accord 2.0T exl and it's super nice. The engine is just perfection. Very torquey. It just pulls and pulls. Interior is much better than the camrys outdated look. Rides better, the 10 speed transmission shifts quick and people are hitting 400ft lbs of torque with a downpipe, intake and tune. Amazing. Honda did amazing with the accord. ONLY complains, the turning radius absolutely sucks on it. Turns like a bus. Brakes are very touchy but it might just be me being used to vacuum brakes.

[@WhiteGoldSynesthesia]

A Monday treat from the fellas :-)

[@kemkyCFNa]

I owned Camry 2019 SE , Everything perfect , 1 thing Very noise to me Is alerts of Seatbelt

[@thinhtranba5352]

That's every car really, when I put a bag on shot gun seat it keep pipping until I ignore it.

[@buddyrebel_Garcia]

Quoc Pham oh boy what a deal breaker! Lol

[@mannypeligroso]

Buy toyota's techstream software off eBay or amazon and you can turn off the seatbelt buzzer

[@richardcasey7521]

I would really like the Camry if it could be ordered with the V-6 and a 6 speed manual like my 2008 Nissan Altima, which is a blast to drive.

[@troytruong8246]

richard casey dude. 6spds on a camry? U realize its a daily commute vehicle right? Its not a sports car! Who the hell wants a stick in a camry? 1 in a million.

[@mara_aa_]

This was very nice to watch. Personally, I prefer the Accord. My first car was a Camry and I switched to an Accord after. Definitely prefer the Honda.

[@cyborg6008]

Man I love the minute long scetches in the begging. KEEP GOING!!!!

[@WeekendAirman]

I love my 2018 Honda Accord sport 2.0 T

[@tea_notcoffee]

Brandon Maramba did you buy it new or used? I want to buy one now but I wanted to hear people’s experience with dealerships.

[@lamonlites4849]

The Hounda Accord is slow.

[@TheKawasaki250]

@@lamonlites4849 what about the Honda Accord?

[@lamonlites4849]

That's good. Don't get me wrong. I race that Accord . It's slow just like that Chevy Cruise. But that's what you like. And I love my Cam Camry

[@lamonlites4849]

One more thing my Cam Camry is a V8 . Everything in my car is Brand new. Good luck with your car Be safe

[@BobbyT.]

I’m kind of split between these just from watching reviews, the only way I guess to see which one I like more is to drive then both. The Camry I think looks slightly better, and I prefer the v6 over the 4 cylinder, however the interior of the Honda is much nicer in my opinion also with more options.

[@sxmelly2911]

I test drove both of these cars and the Camry doesn’t compare. I went with the 2019 Honda Accord. In my humble opinion it’s the best in its class and I’ve only ever owned Chevy Malibu’s so I’m not bias in any way and felt it was time for a change. My advice would be to test drive them both because it’s what swayed my decision in choosing the Accord. Find what’s best for you!

[@Thrust83]

V6 Camry gains greatly from a throttle controller and tq controller gov delete. These cheap and easy mods will put a smile on your face.

[@AnthonyNguyen168]

Cool comparison between the Camry vs Accord