2018 Honda Accord Review

2018 Honda Accord Quick Facts:
Dimensions:192′ L x 73′ W x 57′ H	Horsepower: 192 to 252 hp
Curb Weight: 3,131 to 3,428 lbs	MPG: Up to 30 city / 38 Highway

 

The 2018 Honda Accord is a sedan that encompasses the most important needs of the driver. It offers style, power, and sophistication that simply add a lot to routine trips around the Bloomington, Columbus, and Bedford areas. If you’re currently seeking out the right sedan, let our team at Andy Mohr Honda show you a little more details on the 2018 Accord so you can learn more and figure out if it would be the right choice for you. 

Our 2018 Honda Accord review will cover the important factors that drivers need to know when looking for the right sedan. You’ll learn about the power and reliable performance, the entertainment and technology amenities, and the advanced safety features. This review will help you take the next step towards getting your new car.

2018 Honda Accord Specs

One of the greatest factors about the Honda Accord and its engine setup is that there’s only one engine, which saves you from trying to configure the performance and setup. The equipped 1.5L 4-cylinder Single-Scroll Turbo engine provides drivers with the necessary abilities to reach 192 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque. The engine comes mated with the Continuously Variable Transmission, which provides smooth accelerations, and when combined with the direct injection fuel delivery system, it allows for an exceptionally efficient performance.

Entertainment & Technology Amenities 

The Honda Accord trims come loaded with some pretty impressive features. The 7-inch WVGA Screen with customizable feature settings to tailor the system to your needs. You can easily make your entertainment selection through the radio, the USB/auxiliary connected portable media device, or one of the many stations that you can find through Pandora® which is compatible with the Accord and its infotainment system.

The audio entertainment gets delivered through the 4-speaker system, which can be upgraded to the 8-speaker system. This upgrade also includes the 8-inch high-resolution touchscreen, Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™, which allows for smartphone integration into the infotainment system that provides access to apps and phone contacts. A 3-month SiriusXM® Satellite Radio trial is available as an upgrade and provides more than 150 different entertainment stations.

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Honda Accord Safety Ratings

The Honda Accord comes standard with some pretty impressive Honda Sensing® features to add more convenience and safety to your driving. These features utilize front-mounted radar sensors to detect objects in the path of the vehicle. The Lane Keeping Assist System can actually recognize the lines in the road, and it will notify the driver when it senses that the vehicle is straying from the line.

The Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow will definitely be a favorite while on lengthy highway trips. This features lets the driver factor in a distance into their preferred cruising speed, which the distance will be kept even if the traffic ahead begins to slow down. The Traffic Sign Recognition System will detect upcoming traffic signs and present them on the screen behind the wheel to give drivers a notice.

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See the 2018 Honda Accord for Yourself at Andy Mohr Honda

We hope that this 2018 Honda Accord review gave you the important details that you needed to know about this sleek and reliable sedan. You got a great sense of what this vehicle can do on the road, what type of entertainment it offers, and the impressive collection of driver assistance features that’ll help keep you and the vehicle protected while on the road. However, you’ll need to get a feel for the Accord before you decide, so why not drop by for a test drive.

Schedule your test drive today at Andy Mohr Honda. We’re here to help drivers in the Bloomington, Columbus, and Bedford area learn more about the vehicles they’re interested in.

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