We Welcome the 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid to our Long Term Test Fleet!

[@PhillyDee215]

The Accord needs the 3.5L back💯

[@Queso305]

Or 2.0T manual

[@mvnorsel6354]

I like large V6 engines, like me, simple.

[@Mx5pro]

Gonna have to get tlx type S 😂

[@PhillyDee215]

Keeping my 9th Gen Accord 4ever😎

[@carlossanchez-kz4wh]

Agree

[@blaircameron7197]

That’s a good trick if the Accord has been the best selling car in America for over 50 years. Considering it’s only been on sale since 1976. That’s some creative math there fellas! 48 years in the NA markets. 😮

[@braddavis8710]

Yes, the Taurus and Camry took that title for many years.

[@georgewilkinson1068]

😂😂😂

[@vikashummer]

yeah true he bluffing to get views i guess!

[@soggytom]

@@braddavis8710 Don't forget the Oldsmobile Cutlass!

[@adamklarer3846]

Approaching 65 years of age, I am average in appearance and a little underpowered. Guess that’s why I’m so darn happy with my 2024 accord hybrid touring 😊

[@TheRannMann]

I've just purchased this car in the Touring Hybrid model. I love the car and bought it for the fuel not a race car. Averaging 46-48mpg and it has plenty of get and go for what it is.

[@jrod237]

Although the haters hate, I really like this redesign. For those that want to customized and drive average fast, the Civic is where it’s at, always has been. Si, Type R, and the high school kid that did some performance tunes for making serious noise down the block. Anything more than that, people need to look into Acura’s or German sports sedans.

[@gsxellence]

It's ugly

[@texan903]

Honda went slightly too conservative with this current generation, eliminating certain body trim that doesn't emphasize the shape of this car in its best form. I like it but couldn't get the LX or even the regular EX without adding custom features from Honda to improve its appearance.

[@micguz]

I think the design language of this generation will age well.

[@harryhowell5644]

Ive owned two accords. First a 2000 next a 2013. Both great cars . Both had a V 6. Not a fan of the new generation. Got a 2021 accura TLX now. Plenty of power and a real transmission.

[@faheemabbas3965]

Honda should have never ditched the 2.0T

[@bigrig9749]

Those things are quick I got to test drive a 22 touring

[@Rockybalboa541]

They barely sold any

[@gordonmills2748]

I'm in the minority here, but I think it looks just fine. It's an Accord. It's not supposed to be "edgy" and full of all sorts of aggressive angles and shapes. Interior looks nice on this one, too.

[@xcellfury99]

the 2.0T comments are hilarious because in what dimension is the accord supposed to be a sports car, also... the 2.0T on the previous gen barely sold & thats why it got eliminated.

[@jdubs_921]

@@xcellfury99Right. It’s as if the people in charge thought to themselves “Hey we can’t sell enough of these 2.0T’s. They’re flying off the shelves. We need to get rid of it.” 😂 Perhaps, Honda is in the business of making money, so just maybe they dropped it. Crazy, I know.

[@user-unionwrestling]

The old accord looked better and what's faster! Honda may have done a better job with the interior on this one, but the exterior and performance is where they missed the mark at!

[@danam0228]

"what's faster"?

[@chrisb9478]

Great car, but looks like a bar of soap. Other Hondas & Acuras look way better.

[@southeasternservices1683]

If you own or thinking about purchasing a 2023 or 2024 11th generation Honda Accord...Beware. The gas line, brake lines and evap lines are plastic and are not fully protected by Sheilds, Guards. These cars have about a 14 inch section were these lines are exposed to road hazards. I had something hit these pipes, one was cut almost completely through, others severely damaged. The repair bill at the Honda dealership is over $7,000.00. I reported this to American Honda as I feel this could have been prevented had lines been metal or at minimum run behind a protective cover. These undercarriage on these cars are almost completely covered by shields, guards, you even have to remove the skid plate to change oil, filter but Honda decides to leave this section of crucial pipes non protected from road hazards. Honda has refused to take any responsibility for not providing a guard which would prevented such damage. I could have lost my brakes and or a fire started due to damage occurring.

[@TheKingkingg]

Awesome car and I love ours, just love our 2020 2.0T Accord more design and fun to drive for a normal family sedan mada in America by Americans for Americans which includes Canada.

[@ianclaudio777]

Gorgeous! I have a 2005/06 EX 3.0 My dream is the new one

[@kencai6803]

No flagship powertrain for the Accord is a huge mistake for Honda, this 2.0 hybrid just cannot compete with either the old 3.5l or 2.0 turbo from previous generations.

[@justaguy6862]

I liked the exterior style of the last-gen Accord much better.

[@mikezerker6925]

Agree! I don't like that they "squared off" the look of the Accord and the new Mustang... both of these car's previous generations looked much better IMO.

[@noseefood1943]

My last Accord was 1988 LX for $13k it was a great car

[@TJDST4]

You paid $13k for it 36 years ago.

[@ERJ175]

Stunning that Honda refuses to put a surround view camera on a $40k sedan.

[@jerrybarrax5618]

I'm a certified Hondaphile and owner of 3 Accords. But I'm dubious about that "America's best-selling car for 50 years" claim. The Camry has consistently outsold the Accord for quite a while now. What are the asterisks and disclaimers that come with this statement?

[@jimzone8153]

Bring back the coupe with a naturally-aspirated VTEC V6. No turbo necessary. Still driving my 2002 EXV6 coupe in San Marino Red. Only 32k miles.

[@roberthoyt7921]

Honda might give the Accord the full-blown Type R treatment should Toyota consider a GR variant for the new Camry.

[@MrPetrello]

Do the brakes have that regen spongy feel ? Drove the 2025 Camry and I felt like I was going to rear end everybody.

[@LandonMillertotheMaxx]

it's real surprising that it won motorweek's drivers choice for best family car 5 months ago

[@2R1V3R]

No way.. 😅 this accord looks disappointed

[@LandonMillertotheMaxx]

@@2R1V3R can you give me an explanation of why you think its disappointed

[@2R1V3R]

@LandonMillertotheMaxx meaning the last gen looks better.. this one looks horrible. I still have my 2013 accord v6 an still looks amazing

[@LandonMillertotheMaxx]

@@2R1V3R i respect your opinion

[@2R1V3R]

@LandonMillertotheMaxx thank you.. didn't want to sound harsh.. wish they could've done a better job. More importantly is underpowered

[@jenseninterceptor1065]

America’s bestselling car has been Camry since the mid-90s.

[@realtalk5931]

Love everything about it…..except the front end.

[@kirkvanvranken3560]

I have the same car and heated steering wheel was not available!

[@oldtwinsna8347]

It's a disgrace to Accord 3.5's and the 2.0 turbo of last gen. Not anywhere in the same league.

[@kirkvanvranken3560]

So you say....

[@Aikynbreusov]

That's totally misinformation... The Accord is not the Top Selling Car for the past 25 years.... It's the Toyota Camry that has been Top Selling car since 1996.....

[@jaerbenjamin]

ay wheres the OG at??

[@soggytom]

Maybe he meant "ONE OF the top-selling cars for 50 years". Wouldn't be the first time a factual oopsie made it through in editing...

[@sportsMike87]

Yes stop following the SUV sheep. Sedans will cost you a lot less money.

[@michaelagostino3483]

I really dislike when the interior is called Gray. However it is closer to white than gray. Could be just ONE shade darker for my liking.

[@llcross04]

Is it me or is the gas mileage super low for a hybrid. The 1.5 turbo gets 30 city, 38 highway

[@scott8919]

Super low? 44 MPG average versus 34. That's a 23% improvement.

[@dustingd1]

Where's John Davis?!?

[@Pollo3330]

The best or nothing Vtec power Honda 💚

[@denault3985]

Don't like the lines of the new Accord, preferred the look of the previous model.

[@poppyneese1811]

With Honda you’re always surprised how much it doesn’t have for what you paid.

[@dreitsmarr]

I remember Beastboys dressed like FBI

[@oneblach]

No thanks. I’ve sat in one couple of days ago and the center console wobbles like crazy. It feels very cheaply built. The newest Camry is much more sturdy inside, even though they cut corners in some areas too.

[@WillValor007]

Price over 40k that's is crazy

[@kcav1255]

Why does it feel like all motor week videos have this yellowish color tone that no other videos have?

[@nektarios7029]

FYI!! And still basically gets the same MPG.

[@harrytej]

How so? 45. MPG is small? On which planet? With a size bigger than or similar to Toyota Avalon

[@ruddm5]

I love my 2023 Accord Touring Hybrid, but I have to admit that with 2 people in the back going through Mountain Highway, this car is not fun and feels anemic

[@JuanGSR]

looks like a volkswagen/audi, and not in a good way

[@billyrock8305]

Awesome car. New model is incredibly boring. 😔 My 1986 Accord looked better.

[@verynick]

Honda should release a fastback of this lol

[@braddavis8710]

Why do many manufacturers think they have to reinvent the wheel, literally? Those are horrible.

[@gregj7916]

Should have made it a lift-back,

[@elyk666]

that front end… whew 😰

[@chriszawertany5242]

This Accord Hybrid does not get the sticker MPG-in fact it basically gets the same MPG on the gas Accord-acts like a hybrid-thats it-drove my sisters CRV hybrid which has the same engine-no fuel savings at all-dont fool yourself-buy a Camry hybrid-the real Slim Shady.

[@xcellfury99]

You're either lying, never driven one or have a camry. I get 52mpg average on this Accord, 600+ miles a tank so you're wrong.

[@MrAsh-cw5cq]

It needs. Refresh Also bring back the 2.0T Dump the 1.5 or keep those for the civic

[@harrytej]

Excuse me, 1.5t is dumped in Civic from 2025.. its just the hybrid engine in Civic

[@MrAsh-cw5cq]

@@harrytej Si still got the 1.5 for now

[@vikashummer]

cough cough, its the camry that was the best selling b4 rav4 took over??

[@kenk4158]

We welcome Turd Ferguson to the long term lineup. While it looks handsome in red, we were surprised a bidet was neither standard nor optional. The EPA rates this car at 35 city, 40 highway, but our testers only managed 28 miles per bog roll.

[@kirkvanvranken3560]

No bidet....deal breaker!!!

[@bostontx]

trunk?

[@JaxonIrving]

The Accord has been in america for 48 years. wtf is that math

[@310Cowboys]

CVT sucks

[@harrytej]

You’re right, this doesn’t have a CVT

[@310Cowboys]

@@harrytejit has an ECVT. Let’s see how well it goes.

[@AllStars2525]

I'd buy one if it had Sirius XM radio.

[@Commentleaver-c6x]

Sirius xm is really not that great, especially with the myriad of streaming services you can use on your phone now.

[@robertcrutchfield9318]

Not a great design!

[@bigrig9749]

Ooooff man Honda really fell off when it comes to the Accord

[@Aikynbreusov]

Take the budget you have for this new Accord and go buy a slightly used Lexus ES...

[@chemjam92]

This sedan looks so plain vanilla

[@bunnybun2243]

Oh yeah 42k wnd out of the door maybe 50k

[@gsxellence]

This thing is trash bring back the coupe

[@bikes7777]

Wheres jon davis?

[@scott8919]

John Davis can't be in ten places at once. Hence a whole crew.

[@frankez99]

Car looks like it was designed in the 80s 😂

[@jackchn23]

Lost me at CVT…

[@Motorweek]

It's an eCVT, which is not like a traditional belt or cone CVT.

[@jackchn23]

@@Motorweek huh, I didn’t know there was a difference, I just watched a video WeberAuto did on the subject and I am less suspicious of this transmission. They probably should have called it something else and not associate it a traditional CVT.

[@robertriley1569]

Buy American drive American 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@lchanceiv]

Great car, but uglier than homemade sin.

[@xxxpensive1415]

Still slow 😢

[@tempestsquall5882]

It's an accord, want a fast car go acura or somewhere else

[@DQSpider]

455 earth dollars for all that orange peel huh

[@chrisa.8175]

Outrageous prices.. use to be $20,000 or less. Honda is trying to get the rich and wealthy people.. $$$$

[@harrytej]

As if Toyota is 25% less than Honda

[@glovedcop69]

Meh ill stick with toyota camry as "the best selling sedan"

[@t-roy2418]

200 HP I stopped watching….

[@Thankyou_3]

Don’t bother with these junk Honda Accords. They can’t even fix their head gasket issues and oil dilution issues with their Turbo engines. It would be impossible for them fix all their issues related battery hybrid issues when it creeps up. Hondas are absolute disaster nowadays. What happened to their bulletproof reliability from the late 80s and 90s.

[@mattkroening7964]

Their only problem is the 1.5t right now, everything else is literally fine. Just like the D17 era, they'll sort everything out.

[@MidnightAspec]

@@mattkroening7964agreed. They said, seems like the Honda side may be transitioning away from the 1.5T, as it just dropped from the Civic lineup (ex: Si). Only a matter of time before the Accord and CRV give it up.