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5.6 seconds if launched properly. Not bad for an affordable family sedan.

@dy1angi11ey6 dragy proof?

@@dy1angi11ey6 @DMCarReviews tested this car in real world conditions and got mid to high 6s and and low 7s.

@@DeathhAngel1 I don’t have a personal video but you can look it up/watch some videos. You can consistently hit 60 in sub 6 seconds. Not a sports car but great power for reliable a daily driver.

@@dy1angi11ey6 modified full bolt on v6 accords from 2017 barely hit 5.3 seconds via dragy. A stock accord is not doing 5.6 seconds . DmCarreviews tested this car and got high 6 to low 7s.

@@floridagrown9327 great engines but they lack torque

2013

@@_eddie710 it was all stock, only exhaust

Do you know what exhaust?

@@_eddie710 was a borla axle back

I have a 2013 Accord V6 EXL with 114k miles. The biggest thing with these cars is how you drive it. If you floor it like in this video every day it will break so fast. People don't buy Honda Accords to go fast. The power is there but the rest of the car isn't designed to be floored very often. If you want something to floor all the time get a proper race car. Also, the j35 engine has issues with oil dilution. Get your oil changed more frequently than what Honda states, otherwise you will be running on paint thinner in your engine as fuel leaks into the oil. If you baby the car this can easily make it to 300k+ miles. Be extra cautious with how you drive and stay on top of maintenance, this car will last you a very long time.

The transmissions get hot. The fluid deteriorates quicker than Honda expected it to as they stated in a technical service bulletin. I personally change mine once a year just because I drive a lot and get on the pedal a good bit but every 20-25k miles should be good. It’s very easy to do, even easier than changing the oil in my opinion because it’s just two bolts (drain and fill) and you don’t necessarily need to change the filter unless it’s having problems or you want to be extra cautious. Also, ONLY use Honda DW-1 ATF when you change the fluid, nothing else.

@@ryans9869 hard to tell, pretty much has boost everywhere, feels more like a N/A

Agree with you 100 percent, had a 2011 accord. Live how my engine sounded on the highway.

Edited? Lol theres plenty of videos on my channel😂

Truly the best design of all accords shame the new is lame

When u try to extend the word count in ur essay:

The turbo one is pretty too but not the latest 2023 😅​@@JorgeFlores-jl1dp

​@@JorgeFlores-jl1dpyep, hella vanilla. Even the new civic looks better than the new accord

I think the 22s look hell of a lot better. But hey that's why opinions are a thing💪🏽🎉

No way your dream car is common traffic

​@@AttackEnemyBase lol I'm Nigerian... surely you do understand now

@@olaitanadesoji3719 yes

@@AttackEnemyBase Except it is, this is a lot of people's dream car

​@@AttackEnemyBase if you live in the US, Canada or a high income country, a Honda Accord would be considered a common car but in other countries it's almost a high-end car, especially having a 3.5 V6. in some countries you never see cars that are over 1.6 and 4 cylinder engines because that's all people can afford with their wages.