Two models often rank highly on shoppers' lists when shopping for a reliable sedan: the Honda Civic and the Honda Accord. The Civic and Accord here in our new Honda lineup have stellar reputations for quality, efficiency, and performance. However, drivers should consider some key differences between the two before purchasing.

Size and Styling

One of the most noticeable differences between the Honda Civic and Accord are their size. The Accord is a midsize sedan, while the Civic falls into the compact car class. This means the Accord has a more spacious interior and larger trunk than the Civic. The Accord sits lower to the ground and has a sportier, more aggressive look compared to the Civic's upright profile.

Performance and Powertrain

Besides its larger size, the Honda Accord boasts more powerful engine options than the Civic. The Accord's standard four-cylinder engine makes 192 horsepower, while the optional turbocharged engine bumps output up to 252 horsepower. The Civic's standard engine offers 158 horsepower. So drivers looking for quicker acceleration and more muscle for merging and passing will prefer the Accord.

Options and Trims

The Civic is available in a few body styles that the Accord doesn't offer, specifically the practical Civic Hatchback and the sporty Civic Coupe. The Accord comes only in a traditional sedan. So those interested in a hatchback's versatility or a coupe's styling will want to look at the Civic.

Learn More About the Honda Civic and Accord Today

For those in Charleston, Huntington, Nitro, Beckley, Ripley, and South Charleston, the Honda Civic and Accord are excellent choices for quality, reliability, and strong resale value. The Accord leads interior space, power, and available features. But the Civic offers unique body styles and still delivers solid efficiency. We encourage shoppers to take test drives of both models to see which sedan fits their needs best.

To get started, visit us today at our dealership to learn more where we can discuss your options including buying or leasing a new Honda.

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