Grown-up and comfyHybrid5 seats
—MPG · EPA
—Safety · NHTSA
5Seats
—Recalls · NHTSA
About the Honda Accord
A big, comfortable sedan with a smooth ride and a roomy back seat. It feels classy and drives well.
Smooth, quiet and confident on the highway. Steers nicely for a big sedan. The hybrid feels strong from a stop.
Tip: The hybrid trims are the most popular. Compare their price with the gas version.
Why people buy it
Big back seatAlmost as roomy as some SUVs.
Classy and comfyFeels more expensive than it is.
Hybrid saves gasMost newer trims are hybrid.
Lasts and holds valueHondas are known for lasting.
Is it right for you?
✓ you drive long distances✓ you carry adults in the back✓ you drive for apps✓ you want comfort
✕ you need all-wheel drive✕ you want an SUV’s height✕ you want the lowest price
Which version to get
2023–2026 trims, simplified · check at the dealer
LX · SE · Gas turbo engine. The lower-price way in.
Sport Hybrid · More power and much better gas mileage.Best value
EX-L · Sport-L · Touring · Leather and more tech. Nice, not needed.
Buying used: which years
2023–2026Newest body, bigger screens, more hybrid trims.
2018–2022Great used pick. Small turbo, bigger turbo or hybrid; ask which one and for oil change records.
2015–2017Older body. Cheaper, still a solid car.
Questions to ask the dealer
- Is it the Hybrid or a gas turbo?
- Can I see the oil change records?
- Which trim is it, exactly?
- Any open recalls, and were they fixed?
- Can I see the service records?
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Prices, payments and out-the-door totals are Carvessa estimates, not offers; check with the dealer. MPG from EPA (fueleconomy.gov) and safety stars and recalls from NHTSA, as of 2026-10-07, for 2020 and newer (older years: check nhtsa.gov/recalls with the VIN). Car photo: Chanokchon, CC BY-SA 4.0 (background removed).