2013 Honda Accord: The Utilitarian Classic of Honda

August 7th, 2013 by

Honda Accord has always been synonymous with reliability and comfort over the last four decades. It has been a vehicle that has stayed true to Honda’s core values of finding more pragmatic ways of moving families. It stayed in the top spot of best family cars because it is a vehicle that gets better in time as Honda keeps making all the necessary changes and improvements to serve their loyal customers better. For 2013, Honda Accord gets revamped once again. As expected, we see nothing but perfectionism in every possible angle to keep up with the tight competition among today’s family cars. However, Honda Accord is considered an institution and a legend. It can be quite hard to outdo or even match what it does along with a hard-earned reputation for quality and unmistakable familiarity.

From an initial review, we knew that there is no way to get it wrong with the 2013 Honda Accord. Honda gives their loyal customers the option two fuel-efficient gasoline options, a bunch of new transmissions, and an even more refined and quiet ride that will make anyone feel like they are in an ultimately luxurious vehicle.

Honda also offers Coupe versions for those who want the classic refinement of Accord but does not mind an extra level of sportiness to bring out a youthful driving vibe. The 2013 Honda Accord also boasts of a sleeker sheet metal and a magically roomier interior that will make you wonder how on earth Honda made it possible.

Test drivers loved the continuously variable transmission that feels like a normal automatic yet it gives off the feeling of gear changes, hence, a more enjoyable driving style and feel. Another great thing despite the modern look and feel is the visibility. Honda has made sure to keep this one of their stronger points with controls all relatively straightforward.

The 2013 Honda Accord offers nothing less than the perfect combination of efficiency, acceleration, smoothness, and refinement bundled with an EPA rating starting from *24/34 to 18/28 mpg city/highway.

*Based on 2013 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle.