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First seen at the Beijing Auto Show in 2012, the Honda Concept C may give us a feel for what the next U.S.-market Accord will look like. Honda’s top-selling vehicle, the Honda Accord, should receive a complete redesign for the 2018 model year, but we don’t anticipate the automaker will veer far from what’s been a successful direction for this midsize sedan and coupe combo. We expect the next-generation Accord will continue to offer a winning combination of commuter-friendly performance, a comfortable and spacious interior, good fuel economy and sufficient-though perhaps not class-leading-features, all at competitive pricing. A fuel-saving Accord Hybrid, and an even more frugal plug-in Accord Hybrid sedan will likely continue in the lineup. The question is whether Honda will be satisfied playing the perennial number two to the top-selling car in the U.S., the Toyota Camry, or will it pull out all the proverbial stops to gain segment supremacy? Honda is, by nature, a company that’s notoriously tight-lipped regarding future model information, so we can only postulate when the next-generation Accord will arrive, what changes will be made to the line, and what it might cost.
Based on past model cycles we’d expect the next-generation Accord to debut sometime during the 2017 calendar year as a 2018 model. Both sedan and coupe models will probably remain in the line, along with the aforementioned Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid models. In the meantime the Accord could receive a mild refresh for 2016 to help maintain its market presence, which would likely include little more than modest styling tweaks, new wheel designs, and perhaps some added features. The Honda Accord competes both in size and price with other mainstream midsize cars like the Chevrolet Malibu, Ford Fusion, Mazda 6, Nissan Altima and Volkswagen Passat, with the Toyota Camry being its closest rival. Only the Altima, however, offers a two-door model that competes directly with the Accord Coupe. A more luxurious, expressively styled, and slightly sportier version of the Accord Sedan is sold through Honda’s Acura division as the TL/TLX. Note that the North American Honda Accord is significantly different that the same-named versions of the car that are sold in Europe and Japan, and that’s a practice we don’t expect to change for its anticipated model-year 2018 revision. The North American version of the 2018 Honda Accord will likely continue to be built in the U.S.
Myk Belmonte also evaluates this soon to be replaced model. We shall check more of this generation, since this could be a great value. The first time a car that bore the badge of Honda Accord ran for the premium sedan race was when the president toted a cigar and passenger sedans dominated over commercial vehicles. Now running for the fourth term, the Accord grows bigger and advocates power while being economical. One of the vehicles replaced for this year, the eighth generation Accord had two versions, one for the consumers in Europe and Japan and one for the rest of Asia and North America. The latter grew in size as it was classified by the Environmental Protection Agency in the US as a full size, which rivals the Toyota Avalon and the Chevrolet Impala in terms of interior room. Apart from a sedan body, a coupe and a fastback named the Crossback was also made for retail sale.
Sales ended in 2012 in anticipation of the ninth generation Accord that was previewed in the North American International Auto Show earlier that year. If you think that the Mercedes Benz you're dreaming of would have your bank account complain, then a second hand eight generation Accord is a prudent choice. Available since 2008, it was a second choice among buyers since the Camry is their first. It had the usual fare of engines common in this segment, a room for the boss to stretch his legs, and one important thing, respectable looks. Grey imports brought in the coupe and Crossback versions, and months after you read this, Honda might be pulling the curtains off for their ninth generation Accord. While there is only one variant for the four banger, the V6 can be had in either Thailand (named as the S and renamed S-V last year) or Japan (EX, recently available) flavors.
