The Honda Accord vs. the Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima, Acura TLX

Driving the elegant car of your dreams doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg.  And you should not be charged extra for features that should be standard.  Basney Honda is putting the Honda Accord up against its peers, the Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima, and Acura TLX to help you decide which luxury cars deserve your time and money.  Some of the differences might surprise you.

Honda Accord vs. Toyota Camry

• Interior: The Honda Accord brings you a stylish and spacious cabin, full of high-quality materials that are sure to satisfy the most discriminating of tastes.  The cabin of the Camry lacks the charm of the Honda Accord, with its inclusion of hard plastics, low-resolution instrument panel.  When you want to feel like a million bucks behind the wheel, the Honda Accord is the route you want to take.
• Connectivity: Technology is making it safer and easier than ever to stay connected to your phone while on the road.  Both the Honda Accord and Camry give you Apple, Android and Bluetooth and wireless device charging.
• Fuel Efficiency: You are a busy driver.  You don't want to make frequent stops to fill up.  That is where the 2020 Honda Accord rises over the Camry.  The EPA-estimated 30 mpg/city and 38 mpg on the highway gives it the edge over the V6 engine of the Camry, which gets about 22 mpg in the city and 33 mpg on the highways.

Honda Accord vs. Nissan Altima

• Performance: The Honda Accord provides a smooth as silk, almost sporty, drive as you hit the streets of Mishawaka.  Its steering and brakes are responsive as you handle the twists and turns of the interstate.  The Accord is controlled by a taut suspension and feels more athletic than you would expect from a sedan of its caliber.  The Nissan Altima, on the other hand, starts to get a bit rocky once you really start to pick up speed. The CVT tends to lag and slow you down.
• Cargo Space: You will never run out of storage space in the 2020 Honda Accord.  Its trunk provides 16.7 cubic feet of cargo space, among the tops in its class.  That is also larger than the 15.4 cubic feet offered by the Nissan Altima.
• Hybrid Alternative: For those who like an efficient alternative for their commute, you can choose the Honda Accord Hybrid and its 212-horsepower engine/electric motor combo.  It gets an EPA-rated 48 mpg in the city and 47 on the highway.  The Nissan Altima does not have a hybrid option.

Honda Accord vs. Acura TLX

• Price Point: No matter your tax bracket, price is important for every driver.  The Acura TLX starts around eight grand higher than the base Honda Accord.  If you want more features, you could spend as much as $12,000 more for some premium elements.  Some items available in the lower trim levels of the Honda Accord.
• Horsepower: When you want more giddyap in your drive, the Honda Accord is the logical choice.  The energetic turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder churns out 192 horsepower, while the larger 2.0-liter pumps out an impressive 252 horsepower.  The TLX starts with an admirable 206 hp and tops out at 290 horsepower, but it matched with a pedestrian nine-speed automatic, which has been known to cause fits for drivers.
• LATCH Seat Connection: Nothing is more important than the safety of your children.  The two complete LATCH car-seat connectors of the Honda Accord are well-received by the top safety organizations, earning a Good+ rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and are easy to use.  The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety granted the Acura TLX with its second-lowest rating of Moderate for its two complete LATCH connections.

Discover the Difference at Our Mishawaka Honda Dealership

Don't find yourself missing out on the features and luxury you deserve.  The best way to find the car you love is to visit our Indiana Honda dealership and take the Accord sedan for a test drive.  Our team is ready to help you finance your new Honda car or SUV today. Browse our new Honda Accord inventory for sale near South Bend, Elkhart, Goshen, and Granger, IN.