Top 5 BEST Mid-Size Sedans for 2024! -- Our Expert Ranking After Reviewing ALL of Them!

[@CarConfections]

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[@terrymurphy2637]

Great review guys. I've got a Sonata AWD on order. Like the Accord too but in Canada Accord is $40K for stripped FWD model vs Sonata with AWD, Leather, Pano roof & lots more for $36k.

[@tarunkaushik1378]

same

[@nickclashez]

I’m a car guy 100% and looked at all the sedans and settled for the 2024 sonata N line and love the choice I made

[@fathom-c7o]

but the brand and reliability

[@i.d.6492]

Huyndai/Kia is by far the best option especially if you're car enthusiast and don't want to spend $45 to 50K on 300hp vehicle aka Type R or GRC with no arm rest. Not to mention you get an amazing warranty and have peace of mind if something does come up. They offer a great verity of engine options to suit all type of costumers. You want track beast with amazing exhaust note from factory at fraction cost get elantra N, you want a spacious fun car but can still be a great daily family sedan get K5gt/Sonata nline. You want affordable awd family sedan get regural k5 or sonata, you want a hybrid, they got it as well. Most of honda and toyota fanboys never drove either of the cars and say that they aren't good and exaggerate with a lie "a buddy of mine had kia...". I know when you see that beautiful K5GT with aggressive front end and amber drls you wish honda or toyota looked that good. To counter that, in your head you say "well at least my car reliable"🤣🤡😭

[@CincyMatt513]

To be fair, reliability is pretty damn important. I’m between the Accord and Sonata. I prefer everything about the sonata besides the resale and reliability issues they are known for. You can’t just throw that bit out.

[@ryanatx]

@@CincyMatt513I chanced it with reliability. Bought a new Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk and it’s been nothing but problems. People are like it’s covered under warranty. Yeah it is but the dealer is going to take a month to fix it and try not to give a loaner car.

[@jay-still-coolbtg]

The new Kia k5 and the new Hyundai Sonata will be car of the year 🔥🔥🔥

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Fantastic review, I’d personally take the K5! Side note, Mazda killing the 6 and Ford killing the Fusion were both terrible mistakes IMHO.

[@tombashlor1984]

I just bought a 2024 Hyundai sonata sel awd and I love it

[@michaeloehler2413]

I currently own a 2018 Toyota Camry XLE Hybrid. It has been an amazing car. Incredibly reliable, and held its value incredibly well. I have a feeling when I go to upgrade this car next year that I am going to await the 2025 Camry, or possibly get the new Crown. I've owned several cars including 3 Accords in the past. The Camry has been the best hands down.

[@Shafaymustafa12]

I really like your videos of such kind ❤.I want to watch more videos such that in future😊.

[@CarConfections]

Thank you! 😀

[@jond4328]

Great job guys....just wish you guys would explain to all yhe other brand lovers how much they should appreciate Hyundai/kia for forcing their brands to step up there game in design and luxury/safety features. Hyundai decided years ago to offer a nore luxury experience to there lineup and now most all other brands followed suit . Thanks to Audi, BMW for the inspiration for Hyundai/ Kia. And the other brand loyalist should be. Thanking Hyundai for getting their brands inspired

[@CarConfections]

Thanks!

[@JPLyman32500]

Awesome review - really helped me with my buying decisions. So we went with the Sonata Limited and we are loving it. We didn't really look at any cars in person. The Camry being new there was very little negotiations or inventory. Also, the price gets pretty high when you add on the features we wanted (leather, safety features, etc). My wife ruled out the Accord because of the passenger (she is 5'4) and says it like sitting in a hole) that has no height adjustment. The Sonata is not a sport sedan but a nice cruiser - comfortable and glides down the rode. Love the big screen and all the up to date technology and styling. Also, digital keys are the best. No need for a key fob just need my watch or phone.

[@CarConfections]

Congrats on your new ride!

[@claudiadavies5110]

Really interesting guys, love that you suggested which one to buy according to your priorities 👏👏👏. I absolutely adore the Sonata, excellent choice for me😊

[@CarConfections]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@erikleirmo9147]

Exactly Right only Toyota or Honda if you want reliability love my 2021 Camry XSE

[@wulongchai]

wow this is good comparison review. Wonder if you can also do compact sedan comparison since not all can afford mid size sedan.

[@CarConfections]

A updated 2025 countdown for all the major vehicle segments is coming soon, including compact sedans 👍

[@brucekalter4206]

Sorry, too many problems and issues and recalls w/ Hyundai & Kia in the last few years, plus bad dealer & customer service. I think their styling is good, but their engineering, not quite. We own an old Sonata (2010) which was probably the last model where they were really trying for quality. When we replace that car later this year, Hyundai & Kia will NOT be on the list. I just don't trust them anymore.

[@chadxlr3978]

You bought a 2010 sonata😂 it’s 2024 now. Grow the fk up. The new kia/ Hyundais are reliable and have the best warranty

[@tarakelly8573]

Agreed. Turning in my Sante Fe in May. Actually love the car, but have had a recall and several other major issues and the dealership is a nightmare to deal with. Will not be buying from them again unfortunately.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

@@tarakelly8573the new Santa Fe’s are fine.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

“Engineering” not quite????? They have improved. Everyone has acknowledged that. They even have engines with port and direct injection just like Toyota. They are definitely trying for quality. And before you bring up fires or anything, they do not affect the new engines.

[@wulongchai]

Sorry, too many problems and recalls w/ Toyota in past few years. Check and google it if u want. Toyota is in top 5 brands that has most recalls.

[@darriontunstall3708]

I would pick the new Toyota Camry!! It’s very nice, I love the red interior

[@rogerh2694]

Apparently an opinionated review. Hyundai still has a bad rep and you can't rate a car at it's birth.

[@alwaysiyi272]

I think I would pick the new Camry, you get 233hp, AWD and hybrid efficiency. That is a combination that no other sedan provides 😊😊

[@truckercowboyed2638]

AWD is not standard though it costs extra..the legacy gives it for nothing extra.....

[@kiLLinEmSoFTly]

@@truckercowboyed2638legacy not a hybrid yet

[@bikemmm6167]

Toyota Camry should be #1 as the 5th gen hybrid engine is very impressive

[@AnonymousHippo5]

Accord limits non hybrid models to the entry level versions but they did not give it negative points for this.

[@dannyboy8850]

I am surprised that you didn't include reliability and resale value in your rating.

[@CarConfections]

We are hoping to talk about these things later in a separate video series

[@lanejohnson7656]

You are really surprised millennials value techno BS more than reliability, customer service and actual cost of ownership? I mean I do give them credit for not having the Model 3 from EV Jesus on their list much less #1

[@crazyhands911.]

Waiting for that AWD to trickle down to the Elantra or Forte

[@aligilani4687]

What’s the difference between 2.0L engine and 2.5L in 2024 Hyundai Sonata Limited Hybrid?

[@thomaschen8112]

0.5

[@venomking3602]

​@thomaschen8112 ha ha nice you made my day

[@venomking3602]

2.5 have more lowend torque

[@Shafaymustafa12]

These rankings of cars are for only US or for all the countries

[@Shafaymustafa12]

Plz tell❤

[@filetofish7688]

Probably US

[@arnoldguisa4155]

Toyota and Honda, can't go wrong with either one. Camry and accord very awesome cars ❤

[@RodrigoMJ32]

Crappy list the top 3 have always been the Camry, Accord and Altima you just can't beat Japanese reliability...

[@sethtenrec]

Camry and Accord anyway

[@filetofish7688]

Definitely not the Altima 😂

[@erichenberger]

Could you consider a reliability category? With prices increasing people want a vehicle that is going to last them a while.

[@CarConfections]

We will be in the future, yes

[@attila7092]

Always wanted to buy a Honda but I hear parts can be pretty expensive. In some cases three times as much

[@paulpeace6455]

My rank would be : 1. Honda / Toyota 2. Nissan 3. Mazda / Subaru 4. Hyundai / KIA 😊😊

[@cylambert4321]

You’re sleeping on Hyundai/Kia

[@GodsloveMuzik]

Thank God you’re not the reviewer lol cuz ain’t no way on EARTH Subaru, Mazda OR Nissan will EVER beat out the Korean brothers. Honda is even struggling at that but you think the Japanese third parties stand a chance. Keep joking lol

[@azazel673]

How is nissan above mazda? Mazda upwards of 2014+ have reliability on par with toyota and offer a better exterior & interior design than toyota. Please explain, how in the world is nissan above mazda? Explain in what dimension are you living in which such statement is plausible??

[@azazel673]

@@GodsloveMuzikhyundai and kia are literal shit. Only recently have they been upping their game, and its only with specific models (like the K5). They’re slowly getting better but not there quite yet.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

@@azazel673they aren’t shit

[@dapoochie-6733]

Is the Nissan Altima good

[@BelikeMike47]

Not at all

[@shop4me580]

Rate considering reliability too just looks and power train which can not survive long will defeat the purpose of buying will end up in repairs in dealership than a owners garage

[@BelikeMike47]

Sonata Boys here! 😎

[@gardenstate235]

Reliable , i use my car for 20 year's. I believe tayota and Honda are the most reliable cars

[@wulongchai]

not in new toyota and honda. Heard alot of broken toyota and Honda cars not really last 10 years including me. Toyota and Honda changed alrdy.

[@tinatepe2078]

So, my question is, which of these vehicles will last the longest. That's what I'm interested in.

[@brenttitus2134]

A Hyundai/KIA would never EVER be a number one. I don’t care if it made me breakfast. Lipstick on pigs and horrible long term reliability. Horrific warranty support as well when a claim is needed. The Accord is the clear winner here at #1 2023 Accord Touring myself here. Incredible car! I came from a 2021 Accord 2.0t Touring. Great car as well, but the 23 is more refined and even higher quality.

[@OmarValencia-xo1is]

Cry about it

[@NotApplicaple]

Agree- except that, the Camry is more reliable

[@chadxlr3978]

Just got you bought an accord don’t make it a great car😂. Accord is ugly af. And not sporty at all. Kia k5 gt the best looking and fastest mid size sedan

[@GodsloveMuzik]

Guy hating isn’t good for your health. There’s a reason why Hyundais and Kias are all of the place because clearly people like them over their competitors, I being one of them. I own a 2023 Elantra and never for one day had an issue with it. Owning something doesn’t make it better and your reasons for it being personally better doesn’t hold any candle or weight. That’s why there are competitions, so that you can have choices.

[@brenttitus2134]

@@GodsloveMuzik You see a lot because they are cheaper and will finance to anyone with poor credit.

[@Shafaymustafa12]

Can u also make a video on best full size sedans (not luxurious cars) in this year ❤

[@dougbergren8035]

Just got a Volvo S60 T6 AWD. My 5th Volvo. But, it IS a bit more expensive....

[@ibrahimbashir6634]

Camry is the number 1

[@bumpadug5345]

Honda Accord passenger seat does not adjust up and down, my wife is 5' 4" and can barely see over the dash. We cancelled our purchase because of this. Nice car but WTF.

[@DanLee70]

I’d take the Accord over Sonata any day. Better resale and bullet proof

[@TheKingkingg]

Very subjective, but I respect your choice. Subjectively for me #1 2020 Accord 2.0T, #2 2024 Accord hybrid #3 2025 Toyota Camry....rest are questionable because of type of recall and reliability.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

Umm this list is for current models so the 2020 accord is irrelevant.....

[@CarConfections]

We really miss the Accord 2.0T as well 😭

[@lryoung17]

I think Subaru should have a scored 4 in powertrain. It's the only car that offers the higher performance engine with standard AWD. I think that might have been an oversight. 😲

[@CarConfections]

We have a Subaru Legacy XT review coming to the channel soon and that will fully explain our perspective 👍

[@siddarthnatrajan8871]

Please do one for compact sedan

[@erikleirmo9147]

Camry or Accord don’t trust anything else

[@verynick]

You have trust issues but the same as well. Looking at Accord now to replace my BMW i4 lol

[@tyreceirby8575]

Honda and Toyota best in the world

[@landers3700]

Wish you included SAFETY! Kia over a Legacy…I don’t think so.

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Kia is better with crash ratings.

[@landers3700]

Comparing K5 & Legacy 2023 Both are the same ⭐️’s but the K5 is one star lower on NHTSA Crash Braking and Dynamic Brake Systems “This technology is standard on this vehicle model and an optional upgrade is available. The upgrade meets NHTSA's performance criteria, but the standard does not.”

[@vkhiev]

For longevity and reliability only honda and camry!

[@saptaswachatterjee853]

Have a comparison of hybrid cars

[@soulfulmaple]

No Lexus ES?

[@CarConfections]

This is focusing on the mainstream side of things. We will be doing luxury segment Top Picks videos as well!

[@KoreanAmericanLawyer.NewPortBe]

Agree. Hyundai Kia is the new Toyota Honda

[@mraetnts]

Kudos - Love those timestamps, AGAIN! :)

[@Salazarsalsa]

I got a 2023 K5 gt-line, and I'm already trading it in because it's a mess

[@JamesCovalentBond]

Sonata is actually a pretty decent car. I leased 2.5 n/a sel for 3 years, and it had great handling. The engine was powerful enough to commute, and it had an amazingly good fuel economy. I had 0 issues during the ownership. I would choose Sonata every day over other midesize sedans. However, I really like the style of the new Camry. It's a little bit disappointing that it has exactly the same chassis and the powertrain as the old one, but reliability matters as the most for Toyota. I HATE the design of the new Accord. 9th gen had the best looking, and Honda ruined it:( I heard Mazda is going to build a rwd mazda6, and I can't wait for it😎

[@robertallen6591]

Accord wins the ugliest! I was expecting more from Honda.

[@JC4LIF3]

I heard that the k5 is DISCONTINUED in Canada in 2023, is it true, not sure yet but i heard it from a Toronto kia hyundai ytb channel, i wanted that car so much, bcs it got a lot of space tall driver, the accord is alright for the driver but the k5 got a more space in the front !! such a shame, and thank u for the video!!!!

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Not sure if that is true, but the sonata is there!

[@JC4LIF3]

@@bradleyscarreviews yes sonata is but im still not sure for the k5🥲

[@midnightexpress1567]

Don't laugh but... 2024 Malibu RS for 22k plus tax and fees. Looking good to me compared to the bloated prices of the Accords and Camrys of the world.

[@sherrikwhiteside6107]

I test drove a 2024 Malibu LT, and was pleasantly with it. It was a smooth riding car, and much more comfortable than both the Accord and the Camry, in my opinion. It’s unfortunate how Chevrolet just gave up on it and discontinued it.

[@jojecua84]

Hyundai are very good cars I drive a lot due to my job and in all the years of owning several brands i will choose Hyundai all day very fun to drive reliable very good cars

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Seden cars are chaper back in 1989

[@zrandy]

Hint, maybe you should be riding/driving in a SEDAN when you talk about the best ones for 2024.

[@CarConfections]

And what difference does that make? If anything, we try NOT to drive anything that appears on the list or else people accuse us of bias

[@titations973233]

Unfortunately, reliability would knock down the Kia for sure. So many people I know who own Kia’s have problems with their cars right away. A friend of mine had a 2020 Kia Optima and it had major electrical issues at only 35,000 miles.

[@yaroslavgorislabe3551]

Panamera or Lucid!

[@saltminer4463]

what do you mean the k5 doesn’t have wireless apple car play my 2021 one does

[@fcisshim5651]

They added it on 2025

[@saltminer4463]

@@fcisshim5651 the 2021 has apple car play that works wirelessly. Does he mean something else by wireless apple car play?

[@lynnolson4415]

Hyundai and Kia shouldn't even be on the top 20

[@craigsouder9334]

lordy..hyundai cars are horrible. they make drive well when you test them and have bells and whistles but thats it. in 7 years a camry will still be rolling along and that hyundai is gonna be an anvil around your neck.

[@Ajhart11]

Never buy a Kia/ Hyundai

[@bradleyscarreviews]

Shut up.

[@angelrodriguezfigueroa7651]

You’re talking about a Hyundai yet still driving a Honda accord am I the only one confused

[@GBraidi78]

They are driving the Passport Trailsport, not the Accord!

[@MapleGX550]

kia and hyundai? Serious? Haha

[@andresmattos7541]

You better own a Ferrari or a Porsche, Toyota? LOL hjahahaha

[@thebigone6969]

Yawn all these cars are boring asf!!! Y’all need to do a comparison of Bimmer, Benz and Bentley so our boos know what cars to get us hot chocolate queens with the delicious donks!!!!!