You've got the luxury of the Exec, the look of the Type S and it's been lowered a little to give it better sports performance than it would have previously had. But obviously that all costs money. Without mods, you've got to trade off looks for comfort. Look great in the Type S with its skirts.
Honda Accord 8 Facelift 2.0 i-VTEC Type S Car Specs (2011) (2008) Honda Accord 8 2.0 i-VTEC Executive Leather Aut Car Specs (2008)
Here’s where the on-paper analysis gets crumpled up in a ball: The new 11th-generation Accord remains fun to drive. Even the Hybrid is fun. You can still enjoy hustling it down a country road.
47 of 48 people found this review helpful. This is my first Accord, so I cannot compare it to previous models. Pros: 1. Excellent road performance and control. 2. There is practically no learning
The Accord offers a lot of adjustability for the driver's seat. Overall, the interior feels large, because it is large. You'll notice it in the back since there's typically an inch or two more of rear headroom and legroom than in the Civic. Elana's take: Yes, you get more rear legroom and headroom in the Accord.
The 2021 Honda Accord comes in 6 configurations costing $24,970 to $36,900. See what power, features, and amenities you’ll get for the money.
