Honda Accord

HONDA Accord

Honda introduced the 11th generation of the Accord for the U.S. market in 2022, and despite all odds, it made a downsize on its engine lineup, but in a good way.

HONDA Accord

The first generation of the Honda Accord was released back in the 1976 and it seems that Honda followed the same recipe to win the public’s hearts: affordable and wonderful.

HONDA Accord

HONDA Accord

Impressive fuel economy, a superb exterior design, and a rewarding performance, all in one package named Honda Accord.

HONDA Accord

The ninth generation of the Honda Accord for the U.S. market was different than the one offered in the European market, which looked more like an American Acura. But the 2012 Accord was a piece of evolution.

HONDA Accord

The Honda Accord gained customers over time thanks to a very good balance between performance, comfort, and reliability. The 2008 model succeeded to add more features and was improved in every corner.

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The 2003 Honda Accord range received several new improvements in 2005 for the 2006 model. This was motivated on the Accord's 30th anniversary. It was also known as generation 7.5.

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Between 2003 and 2007 the seventh generation of the Honda Accord was different than the one offered on the European continent. It was a fierce contender into a crowded market segment.

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Honda decided to split the Accord lineup into three distinct versions, depending on the market where it sold them: Asian, European, and American.

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Honda introduced a mid-life cycle refresh for the European Accord's fifth generation in 1996 and brought slight exterior changes and improved its features.

HONDA Accord

Honda introduced the fifth generation of its successful range Accord in 1993 with different European and American versions.

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Honda designed the fourth Accord generation as a world car and sold with slight changes globally, and its success relied on fuel-efficient engines, light bodywork, and agile handling.

HONDA Accord

Introduced in 1981 for the Japanese, European, and North American market, the second generation of the Honda Accord was the first car in the world to offer an option for a navigation system, long before the GPS era.