It is very good looking on the exterior and interior. I like the gas mileage. It also drives really smoothly. I have had no issues with any malfunctions or recalls. I have never had an issue with the engine or anything like that under the hood. I really like that I feel reliable with this car. I never worry about it not starting up. I would definitely recommend this car to someone that wants a reliable car that is also stylish.
Erin
Tempe, Arizona
5.0
A car for those who care about small details
The Honda Accord was redesigned for 2018, and its interior and exterior qualities were dramatically enhanced. I drive the EX-L model, which gives a full suite of safety features, a moonroof, leather seats, 18-inch alloy wheels, and Apple Carplay (I believe Android Auto as well, but I don't have an Android device). The exterior of the car does a great job at balancing the aggressive aesthetic cues common in newer sedans competing for a smaller share of the auto market, while retaining its conservative overall design language without appearing too boring. The rear headlamp shape is the only design feature I take issue with and wish they had done a better job. The interior is really where this car shines above the competition. The layout of the center console is very intuitive, simple, and sleek. Although adorned with faux aluminum and wood, the console looks gorgeous. The climate control knobs also change color to blue if lowering the desired temperature, or red if raising it. The touchscreen console is a tablet like design that is very common, but I think it still looks professional. Leather padding and soft touch materials are in all of the sweet spots, and the leather seats are very soft. Two-way programmable, and 12-way adjusting power drivers seats are a very luxurious touch. The drivers gauges feature an analog speedometer, and a digital second screen which can house a tachometer, along with a myriad of other options, such as entertainment information or fuel economy. I would prefer the option of a digital speedometer, which I don't believe is available. The 1.5L turbocharged 4 cylinder engine providers enough power to keep you feeling comfortable with highway speeds, and the fuel economy numbers were mind blowing. Everyday commuting with 90/10 city/highway mileage split gives me 33.3mpg with eco mode engaged and conservative driving habits.
2018 Honda Accord ReportCard Review
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David Undercoffler
Review: 2018 Honda Accord
A recent road test shows that Honda’s redesigned 2018 Accord has vaulted to the top of the midsize sedan segment thanks to surprising refinement, a great driving experience and plenty of standard safety features included in HondaSensing.
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