2023 Honda Accord pictures

[andrew_j]

The part that is most interesting to me is hybrid only versions of upper models. If a sorted driveline appealing to me. I have never thought much either way of Accord “look”:

2023 Honda Accord Photos: See the New Sedan from All Angles

Check out exterior and interior photos of the redesigned 2023 Accord, the 11th generation of the venerable mid-size sedan.

www.caranddriver.com

 

[linuxology]

Not crazy about the look. Looks sort of like yhey stole some vw styling. Not horrible, just meh

 

[BISCUT]

Not crazy about the look. Looks sort of like yhey stole some vw styling. Not horrible, just meh

I agree that it does have a certain VW feel to it. Nothing to get excited about for sure but I do think it's an improvement over the previous model years' appearance. Do you like the older style better? Or none?

 

[hrv]

Looks good to me... Might have to look at one and test drive when they come out...

 

[JeffKeryk]

Kinda Audi-ish to me. I wonder how it drives? Accords have always been better driver's cars, vs Camrys anyways.
I had a couple '13 to '17 Accord Sports, which was the LX with better interior, wheels, etc. Great car.
Hybrids rock in these times of crazy gas prices. I wonder how good the Honda hybrid platform is vs Toyota's?

I like this Accord. Gotta drive it first, though.

 

[joekingcorvette]

It looks a lot like a larger 2022 Honda Civic. The styling is similar to many other new vehicles. Honda's sell on reliability more than looks. I had a couple of Accords and they have been very reliable. Had a new 07 Accord EX that we purchased new and put over 80,000 miles on the trouble free V6 and sold it for a very good price. Honda's have reliability and resale and that is what consumers want to buy. I would go for the hybrid.

 

[Gyro Gearloose]

It does look like they borrowed some ideas from VW and moved into the understated design theme. I'm just glad they ditched the big chrome bar across the nose. I never was a fan of that idea.

 

[UncleDave]

Looks great.

Im curious to understand the power train diff between it and the new civic ehev

The new civic hybrid has a combined 315 lb-ft and uses the same 2l atkinson mill.

The specs Im reading on the accord show 245 lb-ft.

 

[gregk24]

I like the minimalist styling. It should look gook for many years. The drivetrains should be reliable as well, time will tell.

 

[ARCOgraphite]

Big Y-A-W-N ...

Never been a Toyota Camry guy but I like the side profile of those among family sedans
whenever I see them at the shopping center.

this is nice - try to ignore than the wrong era WW tires ...

 

[Bottom_Feeder]

'2023 Honda Accord Is the Best-Looking Accord Ever'​

Says the author. I'd like some of whatever he's smoking.

B.F., 9th gen Accord owner

 

[Quattro Pete]

Glad to see they`ve redesigned the rear end - that was a major hangup for me with the current model.

But the fact that they force you to ride on 19" rims with low profile 235/40 tires on a Hybrid model still baffles me.

 

[miden851]

that car needed to be a lift back sedan and I would be considering it as a next replacement car

like this, the Accord in my signature will be last Accord for me

 

[haggler]

Honda is now the old Toyota churning out egg looking appliances. The front end is terrible, the rear looks like they tried copying lexus/someting euro and couldn't decide what to do. The best angle is the side. All this could be forgivable if they kept the 2.0t with a normal automatic. They now expect you to drop 40k on fully loaded accord with a 2.0 hybrid. Hurry up the world is going to end in in 10 years, buy a hybrid. They are truly living off their brand reputation.

 

[jennings]

I own a 2014 Honda Accord Hybrid. It has been a great car. I didn't like the last "droopy curve" generation, but I do like the 2023. I don't like the change to DI, especially with Honda's fuel dilution history. And what is the point with an Atkinson cycle?

 

[UncleDave]

And what is the point with an Atkinson cycle?

The point is it has 41% thermal efficiency and runs in stoich for a wider portion of the curve.

Pretty sure it's the same as the new civic engine.

 

[Blueshound]

I like this new look. Agree it looks like a 2004 Jetta, or even 2008 Taurus. I always thought those cars had a similar timeless, classic sedan look to them. Honestly I never considered that Accord buyers cared much about looks, other than NOT being flashy. They've mostly always been a sensible "fly below the radar" and "Consumer Reports likes it" kind of car.
Personally I prefer their motorcycles.

 

[tyman]

I agree that it does have a certain VW feel to it. Nothing to get excited about for sure but I do think it's an improvement over the previous model years' appearance. Do you like the older style better? Or none?

Yup, looks very VW but not bad.

 

[meep]

Hey look, a Passat!

I appreciate the shorter front overhang. i really don’t like the look of most FWD vehicles where the front wheels are 2 feet back and the rears are at the bumper. FWD traction may suffer some but turning dynamics and weight distribution will improve, not to mention it just looks better.

i don’t mind the look at all. Interior looks all business, too.

 

[PimTac]

Here is the Honda video with a look inside.

The guy in the video is either 7 feet tall or the car is very low. Some video trickery there.