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Engineering background here although I own a Toyota Camry I’m gonna say neither I think you get a lot more out of a Kia Q5 or a Hyundai Sonata . Toyota and Honda are in competition with each other to see who could come up with the most bland and boring design it’s usually a tie😂
Seeing them side by side, I prefer the clean lines of the Accord vs. the busy lines of the Camry. Admittedly, the Accord might be a bit too conservative and the Camry is a bit too busy, but if I had to sign on the line for one of them, it would be the Accord.
@ worth it, but dont buy it right now brother, mine is 2024 model, and I just been recalled recently and still dont have a solution yet, the recall reason is high pressure fuel pump, dont buy it yet, it is worth it but not yet
@Vegitobluuuuu you can do that. But they will bs you for 40. They won't give you a deal until you wasted their salesman's time. In person, the longer the better price you gonna get.
Also, after market hybrid battery on a Camry is much cheaper than what you could get with a Honda. And the Accord has a fix a flat kit, Camry has a spare tire.
To me if you compare every generation of camry and accord, I'd personally choose Accord every single time. Not to say the camry is bad I LOVE it they're neck and neck but I prefer Hondas touch of sportiness and driving dynamics.
I have a 2024 camry xse fully loaded. I got it at 0 miles and I put 21k on it. No issues at all. Honestly since honda and toyato are reliable it just comes up to what looks better.
When you can buy a brand new 7 series easy but you rather have a toyota or honda because you don't need to worry about it breaking on the road. Reliability is so nice to have on a car, my first car was a toyota celica at 140k used I had no issues on it until it hit 200k. Now I have a honda accord 2017 and want to trade it, 75k miles and no big issues I just want the newer technology.
The only 2 things i don't like about the Accord is not having heated steering and not have 360 camera. I'll take the Accord because it looks better to me
Toyota you pay more for what you want i have the accord its much solid then any Toyota in the market and I test drive them both . Like he said younger guys would love the old style and the sporty look . I don't believe you get better gas mileage with 4 wheel on electric
@@ayushmalpeddi2793extra cost to have remember they tested on high trem models . I dont understand why they don't try mid range models 38.000 for the accord i wanted one where 42.000 carry really
Both are great options if you don't want to join the SUV bandwagon. Accord for me. Its iihs ratings are stellar and Honda's revised hybrid system is brilliant. Why spend 18:49 40k for a sedan vs SUV? Looks better, handles better , rides better and in the Accord case has loads of room
Getting my 2025 Camry XSE AWD in black on Wednesday! They were able to get the dealer demo in my spec here in Canada. Was supposed to get it in October/November but it came in so fast. So pumped! No dealer markup either (same price as on the Toyota Canada website builder) Thumbs up and I will update with my impressions if anyone's interested. Great video as always CC!
I love my Touring, I just wish Honda would have made an AWD trim with a pano sun roof. Other than that it’s such a great and comfy car. It’s is insanely comfortable and I get great gas mileage (40 MPG). For it being a 2.0 L 4 Cylinder it has great power as well. I fully ceramic coated the exterior and interior where there is piano black and it just looks amazing.
I’ve owned 4 Accords and they always deliver an all around great experience. I’m driving a 2024 Accord Hybrid Sport L and I love it. Toyotas are phenomenal cars obviously but I dig Honda’s aesthetic more.
But he was comparing the highest trim of the accord which is the touring and the highest trim of the Camry which is the XSE. It would not make sense to compare the touring with a lower trim
If the Camry had Bose speakers it would be a winner in my book but since it doesn’t I may have to pick the Accord as clear sound is definitely something I look for in a car.
I have the new Accord and I absolutely love it, so I will say the Accord. However I think the Toyota Crown looks better than the new Camry, but that's just my opinion.
Yeah. I love the crown but it just needs to be better for the price. It doesn’t have a HUD, ambient lighting, power trunk (I don’t really care for a power trunk but for the price…), opening sunroof, etc. Also rear seats are only 1 stage heated.
I am incredibly biased, but Google maps on the Accord is its killer feature. I would love an AWD option, but that's the only thing on the Camry I'd be sad to miss in comparison.
I’ve owned both and my current choice would be the Camry. IMO it looks better and Toyota has been using their hybrid system consistently for 25 years, they have perfected the tech. Honda also has been doing it for 25 years but off and on with different technologies.
Although it is sad times that the Toyota 2GR-FE V6 and Honda 2.0T are no longer on offer for either(although the prices are still the same🤔), I'm glad to see that Honda and Toyota are both still invested in the car game. The Honda comes across as more mature, whereas the Toyota seems to be the more "fun" choice. Then again, neither seems to push away from their predecessors in a way that the 2018 models of both did, so I call this a wash...
Have not driven the new Camry but the driver’s seat in the Accord was more comfortable than the previous Camry and the Accord engine was smoother. Looks are subjective but the new Accord looks more expensive.
Enjoyed the review. I’ve put a reserve deposit down on the new Camry. If I like the drive I’ll be trading my Accord. Just fun facts too the XLE has memory seats and rain sensing wipers so those are available features just like the Accord Touring. I’m looking at the XLE with the Premium plus package.
Accord - just because I am 6'2" and the entire fam we are tall :) Accord understands tall people, too a certain degree (wished the head space for back seats would be better)
I had a Camry 3.5 SE I sold with almost 500,000 miles on it. 07 2022 never had an issue other than maintenance never touched the transmission. Just kept on going.
I really love your no-nonsense, data-driven, unemotional reviews. That's why I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work. I drive a 2017 Prius, and I am waiting for the 2025 or 2026 Prius at this point. I hope the new Prius is larger. If the 2025 Camry is 41k, it looks like the 2025 Prius will be as well 😢. What will Toyota do to distinguish the Prius from the Camry aside from the hatchback now? Making the 5th gen Prius so much smaller than 4th gen is a huge drawback. With the 2023/2024 Prius recall, anyone interested in the new Prius basically has to wait for 2025 model anyway. 😢
Ironically, when I was shopping for a hybrid sedan 2-3 weeks ago, I ended up going option C, and got a 2023 Hyundai Sonata hybrid. Got the luxury features and 50+ mpg on the highway (I have a long highway commute) and I got a deal on the price, so it beat both of these options, depsite my liking them. The bang for the buck on the Hyundai just couldn't be beat.
It would be better if you go with the honda or toyota in that way you can save a lot of money in the long run with reliability compared to hyundai. You may have save 5k upfront but the reliability if hyundai is questionable, visits to repair shops might be frequent in along the road and you will end up spending a lot of money.
Most of these will sell in the $30k range. You need to check all the options boxes on the highest trim levels to get to $40k. If you think it’s a bad deal check out the pricing on Rav4s and CRVs, they’re not cheaper.
@@kevinartacho2088yeah probably … I think for $40k I personally would still choose a sedan. If I needed more interior volume I’d buy an Odyssey or Sienna.
And yet current avg new car selling price is $48K….these loaded vehicles are thousands less. Heck a very basic 2024 Tacoma SR5 is sec grand more more than these loaded up great sedans. So yeah there’s your proper perspective
No one buys V6's for economy cars anymore. They accounted for just 6% of Camry sales before they were discontinued. Hybrids are the future, they've been refined for over 20 years now.
Throttle House summed up the Accord and Camry very well. The Accord looks like something an Accountant would drive, and the Camry looks like something a Uber Driver would drive.
@@DEZ2255-hg2yd yes, and I also thinks that plays apart on age. The Accord looks more mature (Accountant) while the Camry looks more youthful (Uber/Gig driver).
@@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947 have you spent any time with both cars? This came straight out of professional Journalist mouths, who get a chance to review vehicles in a much higher caliber than Camry and Accord. You would think that they would have a better perspective on cars than someone who’s sitting at home judging from photos.
I love the sophisticated look of the Accord interior, prefer the Camry exterior. Prefer the Toyotas hybrid probably overall. Accord has amazing amounts of space.
I've had a few Accords, never a Camry, but have had other Toyota's. My .02, the Accord's have all been surprisingly fun to drive and comfortable for the most part. It's nice Honda finally decided to offer a decent sound system, although I'm not a huge fan of Bose car audio, but it's got to be a step up from what the Accord offered in the past for the "premium audio" option. But cosmetically, they don't hold up as well - exterior body panels *will* rust anywhere there is a rock chip or scratch, the rubber bits will all break down under the sun and become gooey and cracked, sheet metal is very thin and the paint is delicate. Toyota's seem to hold up better in this regard, with better quality steel, exterior rubber and paint, and less proclivity for rust. But when you move to the inside, Honda interiors, excluding their poor quality leathers that shrink and harden with any exposure to water, do seem more cohesive and tend to look nicer, longer. I don't know what it is with Honda choosing for far too long to use the worst quality leather possible, but I wouldn't count on the leather staying nice for the long term unless you manage to NEVER get any moisture on it. Toyota has always used better leather (except the steering wheel, Honda does use full grain on that where Toyota uses what seems like bonded leather or mid-grain with a vinyl paint that looks like trash after a few years). So neither car checks all the boxes, really, but they both look like a pretty solid value for the price point, which honestly seems insane to say when you're talking about $40k which used to buy a really nice near-luxury car. But that's where we are.
The Camry is good in so many ways, but the Accord simplicity just work wonders. Also, why the new Prius look so much better than the Camry. I stick with Accord simple and elegant looks.
Camry offers more options, AWD, better gas mileage, and has more bang for your buck. I like the new accords a lot too, but the Camry definitely takes the cake
You can also remote start the Camry. There is just not dedicated remote start button on the remote but you can remote start it. Of the two vehicles, I'd choose the Camry.
Ive owned two accords a 2000, and 2013. Both fine cars with the same v6. My newest car i went with an accura tlx. Didnt like the new camary or accord as much. But were looking at Toyota for the v6 option and also the discontinued avalon. Love honda products, im sure the is lexus is a fine car.the accura is a 21 i bought used with 30k. Saved 10 k or so.
That Camry is even more in this video. It had the optional wheel package another $1,500. That being said, I like and prefer the Accord. It’s more classy and mature looking inside/out. Have a 23 Touring myself.
Camry, but it's close on the models you chose. If you compare high trim, FWD Camry vs. Accord Touring I believe the Camry price point difference will be significant.
Its been MANY years, probably since my childhood that the Camry has a better looking interior than the Honda accord. Really glad they stepped up in that respect.
Biggest differences here: 1. The Honda uses direct injection (with no port injection to keep the intake valves clean) in all Accord models, and turbos in some models, while the Camry uses neither in any model, so the Camry's motor will be more reliable and cheaper to maintain. 2. AWD availability for all models of the Camry, and none for the Accord. 3. While the fully loaded XSE Camry is slightly more expensive than the Touring Accord, the Camry is offered with a hybrid as standard in all trims while the Honda is not, and the Honda's beginning buy-in price to get the hybrid is thousands more than the Camry's. 4. Camry is always quieter. 5. Camry is always more powerful. 6. Camry always returns superior fuel mileage, especially real-world fuel mileage, not just window sticker EPA estimates.
Part of the ownership experience is the dealer service. Having a competent service department AND no upsells of premature and unneeded services by the service writer has become a bit of a unicorn hunt.
Honestly the Camry for me all day, more power, same mpg, AWD, pano roof, much sportier design on both the inside and outside. The Accord doesn’t look bad, it’s just boring when compared to the Camry. Thought Honda would’ve added AWD to the new accord but they didn’t. Im also pretty sure the Camry offers memory seats and rain sensing wipers on the XLE
My local dealerships are giving me out the door numbers on Accord EXL for 36K and Camry XLE at 39K… the Accord is about 1500 over msrp while the Camry is 5500 over!!!
I feel Toyota always makes a better product. I own a Honda Crosstour 2015 ready to upgrade, but Honda never fixed the Push start problem I had to live with.. Looks like a Toyota for me.
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Engineering background here although I own a Toyota Camry I’m gonna say neither I think you get a lot more out of a Kia Q5 or a Hyundai Sonata . Toyota and Honda are in competition with each other to see who could come up with the most bland and boring design it’s usually a tie😂
I call BS on this channel...
If you want to get a price, it's not all that simple. They want your info and feed it to a 3rd party. No Thanks
Seeing them side by side, I prefer the clean lines of the Accord vs. the busy lines of the Camry. Admittedly, the Accord might be a bit too conservative and the Camry is a bit too busy, but if I had to sign on the line for one of them, it would be the Accord.
I own 2019 accord hybrid touring and has not let me down. Not a single issue. I would have another accord any day.
Just got my 2024 accord hybrid hope it won’t let me down in the future, so far so good
@@Andy-jk8he hey bro , is your accord still good . Does it have some down grades ? Cus i want to buy one . Is it worth it ?
@ worth it, but dont buy it right now brother, mine is 2024 model, and I just been recalled recently and still dont have a solution yet, the recall reason is high pressure fuel pump, dont buy it yet, it is worth it but not yet
Another downside to the new Camry is good luck finding one that won't be gouged by the dealer, the toyota has so much hype around it at the moment
@@ericc2530 F'in dealers man....smh
@@ericc2530how did you preorder? Did you order online or by calling
@Vegitobluuuuu you can do that. But they will bs you for 40. They won't give you a deal until you wasted their salesman's time. In person, the longer the better price you gonna get.
toyota is ugly junk. nothing like Mercedes.
Yep, same thing happened/happening with the sienna when the hybrid became standard.
Also, after market hybrid battery on a Camry is much cheaper than what you could get with a Honda. And the Accord has a fix a flat kit, Camry has a spare tire.
Thts a good point
To me if you compare every generation of camry and accord, I'd personally choose Accord every single time. Not to say the camry is bad I LOVE it they're neck and neck but I prefer Hondas touch of sportiness and driving dynamics.
I'll take the Toyota Camry all day long
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I own a Honda and I agree
Yes, i second this. Love Toyota but sadly i drive a 12 Honda accord my evryday commuter
@@sergioramirez1693 but the accord serves you well , right ?
Not if a barely used accord saves you 5k
Award Camry another .5. It still has a spare tire, the Accord does not.
Spare tire is very important to me.
Agreed.
Spare tire is a plus 20
the 23/24 accord lx and ex models have a spare tire
Why you need the tire you don’t even know how to replace it !
I have a 2024 camry xse fully loaded. I got it at 0 miles and I put 21k on it. No issues at all. Honestly since honda and toyato are reliable it just comes up to what looks better.
The Accord looks sophisticated. The Camry looks sporty.
where is the sophistication in the look, i can not find it
@@user-mohamed2uuse your eyes
@@user-mohamed2u The Accord looks more conservative.
@@kc_1018 here you go you are right
The Accord looks like a Ford Taurus, The Camry looks like a cheaper Lexus.
Drove an Accord Sport trim for a week in Florida. It was a wonderful experience.
When you can buy a brand new 7 series easy but you rather have a toyota or honda because you don't need to worry about it breaking on the road. Reliability is so nice to have on a car, my first car was a toyota celica at 140k used I had no issues on it until it hit 200k. Now I have a honda accord 2017 and want to trade it, 75k miles and no big issues I just want the newer technology.
I like the new Honda Accord but I'm picking the Toyota Camry
Toyota has my vote all the way!!
Which 1 I should buy next week Camry or accord I am really confused
The only 2 things i don't like about the Accord is not having heated steering and not have 360 camera. I'll take the Accord because it looks better to me
Dopn't forget rear seats vents only on touring accord whereas all camry trims have it
The Steering thing is literally not that Serious it’s a DAMN CAR
Toyota you pay more for what you want i have the accord its much solid then any Toyota in the market and I test drive them both . Like he said younger guys would love the old style and the sporty look . I don't believe you get better gas mileage with 4 wheel on electric
@@ayushmalpeddi2793extra cost to have remember they tested on high trem models . I dont understand why they don't try mid range models 38.000 for the accord i wanted one where 42.000 carry really
I'll take the Camry
I would pick the Camry, I love the one with the red interior
Both are great options if you don't want to join the SUV bandwagon. Accord for me. Its iihs ratings are stellar and Honda's revised hybrid system is brilliant. Why spend 18:49 40k for a sedan vs SUV? Looks better, handles better , rides better and in the Accord case has loads of room
I like the new Camry. Just a little crazy they put memory seats on the XLE and not the XSE lol
Toyota con sus raras aveces jajaja
Getting my 2025 Camry XSE AWD in black on Wednesday! They were able to get the dealer demo in my spec here in Canada. Was supposed to get it in October/November but it came in so fast. So pumped! No dealer markup either (same price as on the Toyota Canada website builder) Thumbs up and I will update with my impressions if anyone's interested. Great video as always CC!
I just got a cherry red SE 4 days ago. I'm in love ❤️
I love my Touring, I just wish Honda would have made an AWD trim with a pano sun roof. Other than that it’s such a great and comfy car. It’s is insanely comfortable and I get great gas mileage (40 MPG). For it being a 2.0 L 4 Cylinder it has great power as well. I fully ceramic coated the exterior and interior where there is piano black and it just looks amazing.
Completely agree! They need to add AWD and the pano!
Must be a 21 sport model.
You would pay more for those options. That's why the Camry cost more.
And I gladly would pay more! 😄
Accord in person looks really good and mature. But wish they had a v6 or just a turbo 4 sport option
Literally not that serious it’s a Damn Car
I have 2016 accord v6. I don’t think newer gen have it anymore do they
I’ve owned 4 Accords and they always deliver an all around great experience. I’m driving a 2024 Accord Hybrid Sport L and I love it. Toyotas are phenomenal cars obviously but I dig Honda’s aesthetic more.
Two things on the XLE vs XSE: memory seats and rain sensing wipers. Would have made a difference on points.
I was thinking the same thing!
But he was comparing the highest trim of the accord which is the touring and the highest trim of the Camry which is the XSE. It would not make sense to compare the touring with a lower trim
@@oasisofficial9504 The XSE is the high trim of the sport side the XLe is the high trim of the luxury side
the XLE and XSE are BOTH the highest trims with different focuses
If the Camry had Bose speakers it would be a winner in my book but since it doesn’t I may have to pick the Accord as clear sound is definitely something I look for in a car.
I have the new Accord and I absolutely love it, so I will say the Accord. However I think the Toyota Crown looks better than the new Camry, but that's just my opinion.
It's a bad opinion
The Crown is absolutely ghastly looking! It looks even worse in person. Ugly as sin…. 🤢🤮
@@joeblow-xy3ozNo such thing as a “bad opinion” when it comes to looks of cars which is more subjective as per the viewer’s taste.
Yeah. I love the crown but it just needs to be better for the price. It doesn’t have a HUD, ambient lighting, power trunk (I don’t really care for a power trunk but for the price…), opening sunroof, etc. Also rear seats are only 1 stage heated.
Crown better but more expensive
I am incredibly biased, but Google maps on the Accord is its killer feature. I would love an AWD option, but that's the only thing on the Camry I'd be sad to miss in comparison.
Yes. Not having to pay for navigation is nice
@@djplonghead5403 or remote start.
Honda Accord all day i own a 2023 touring and have no issues
I’ve owned both and my current choice would be the Camry. IMO it looks better and Toyota has been using their hybrid system consistently for 25 years, they have perfected the tech. Honda also has been doing it for 25 years but off and on with different technologies.
Although it is sad times that the Toyota 2GR-FE V6 and Honda 2.0T are no longer on offer for either(although the prices are still the same🤔), I'm glad to see that Honda and Toyota are both still invested in the car game.
The Honda comes across as more mature, whereas the Toyota seems to be the more "fun" choice.
Then again, neither seems to push away from their predecessors in a way that the 2018 models of both did, so I call this a wash...
The Accord from me because I like the cabin, seating position ad the small expensive feeling switchgear.
Have not driven the new Camry but the driver’s seat in the Accord was more comfortable than the previous Camry and the Accord engine was smoother. Looks are subjective but the new Accord looks more expensive.
The Camry XLE has rain sensing wipers and memory seats and might have been a better comparison to the Honda Accord Touring?
The accord has those features also
@@jayo8484 yes but I meant that the XLE would be a better comparison against an Accord Touring.
@@LSDOGWALKER o read that wrong
@@LSDOGWALKERno cus the XSE is the highest trim
@@oasisofficial9504 it's the "sportier" trim, but the XLE has more options, like the rain sensing wipers and memory seats :)
I prefer the Bose sound system in the accord
Like the saying goes….no highs and no lows….it must be Bose
The Bose is so crisp sounding
I haven't heard the bose system in the Accord, but the system in the CR-V is excellent in its class.
Owned both. 98 accord. 07 camry. Can't go wrong either way.
I like the new Camry
Camry looks much better than the accord
Enjoyed the review. I’ve put a reserve deposit down on the new Camry. If I like the drive I’ll be trading my Accord. Just fun facts too the XLE has memory seats and rain sensing wipers so those are available features just like the Accord Touring. I’m looking at the XLE with the Premium plus package.
Did you end up getting the Camry?
That new Camry is looking pretty good and with AWD
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I literally just asked myself yesterday why there aren't more reviewers reviewing the updated versions of these two vehicles. Thanks guys
I have a 2020 Accord and a 2023 Camry, I like them both but I have to say the Accord rides smoother and quieter than the Camry.
Y’all quick with it🔥‼️
Accord - just because I am 6'2" and the entire fam we are tall :)
Accord understands tall people, too a certain degree (wished the head space for back seats would be better)
I have a 2024 hybrid sport and I love this thing. But something tells me I’d be just as happy with the 2025 Camry. Can’t go wrong with either
Stay with Honda Honestly…. I have a 2024 Hybrid Touring and I’ll Say Honda Shits on Grandmayota
I will go for the accord any time any day
Some say new camry is better in many ways than Accord, but while I hoped Honda did more, I still would choose it over camry.
The only thing the Accord does better is interior space. The Camry outpaces it in everything else.
If only Honda offered the Accord with AWD as the Altima, K5, and Sonata now offer AWD in this shrinking segment
I prefer the Accord too
The accords ui and infotainment is wayyy better than the Camrys
@@kevinbonquyquy1047 The Accord doesn't even have a 360 degree camera. It's bare bones, by comparison.
I had a Camry 3.5 SE I sold with almost 500,000 miles on it. 07 2022 never had an issue other than maintenance never touched the transmission. Just kept on going.
Found out about yall today! Love the content and def subbing!
Awesome, thank you!
Why do you guys always use different songs for testing the sound??
How do we then differentiate ??
Good reviews though ✨✨✨💯
Your channel is just getting better and better. Good job!
Thank you, friend!
I like the looks of Accord more.
I don’t care about AWD or that Camry offers only hybrid.
Accord is my choice.
I love both. Both are good options.
The new honda taurus looks good, but ill take thw camry
You mean the Kia Kamry lol😂
Toyota is really going off these recent years love to see it
I really love your no-nonsense, data-driven, unemotional reviews. That's why I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work. I drive a 2017 Prius, and I am waiting for the 2025 or 2026 Prius at this point. I hope the new Prius is larger. If the 2025 Camry is 41k, it looks like the 2025 Prius will be as well 😢. What will Toyota do to distinguish the Prius from the Camry aside from the hatchback now? Making the 5th gen Prius so much smaller than 4th gen is a huge drawback. With the 2023/2024 Prius recall, anyone interested in the new Prius basically has to wait for 2025 model anyway. 😢
Thank you! We appreciate that!
Ironically, when I was shopping for a hybrid sedan 2-3 weeks ago, I ended up going option C, and got a 2023 Hyundai Sonata hybrid. Got the luxury features and 50+ mpg on the highway (I have a long highway commute) and I got a deal on the price, so it beat both of these options, depsite my liking them. The bang for the buck on the Hyundai just couldn't be beat.
Hopefully it lasts as long. I like what Kia/Hyundai are doing, but I don't quite trust them yet
@@Radykall1 I, honestly, can't say I fully trust them either. Getting the car for almost 5K under invoice was mighty persuasive though.
I wish you luck and hope you picked a good one because hyundai is not the most reliable and there hybrids have more problems.
It would be better if you go with the honda or toyota in that way you can save a lot of money in the long run with reliability compared to hyundai. You may have save 5k upfront but the reliability if hyundai is questionable, visits to repair shops might be frequent in along the road and you will end up spending a lot of money.
40k on a midsize mainstream sedan? This is why people are getting SUV's, and no wonder the sedan market is dying
Most of these will sell in the $30k range. You need to check all the options boxes on the highest trim levels to get to $40k. If you think it’s a bad deal check out the pricing on Rav4s and CRVs, they’re not cheaper.
@michaelw6277 crazy how things are these days. Just saying if you have 40k in your pocket, most people will choose a SUV than getting a midsize sedan
@@kevinartacho2088yeah probably … I think for $40k I personally would still choose a sedan. If I needed more interior volume I’d buy an Odyssey or Sienna.
And yet current avg new car selling price is $48K….these loaded vehicles are thousands less. Heck a very basic 2024 Tacoma SR5 is sec grand more more than these loaded up great sedans. So yeah there’s your proper perspective
@@jonathanratliff4780 that’s a great point. I hadn’t even realized that fully loaded they’re still under the average.
How about neither one? Who wants a 4-cylinder hybrid?
A couple years ago, Accord and Camry both came with V6 engines. More power, more reliable too.
No one buys V6's for economy cars anymore. They accounted for just 6% of Camry sales before they were discontinued. Hybrids are the future, they've been refined for over 20 years now.
I wish I had v6 2009 Camry but luckily I got v4 that doesn’t burn oil yet even though it has 118k miles 💪🏾
I agree but I’d still take a hybrid 4 over a crappy turbo 4.
Finally!!!! Toyota takes the win! 🎉 well deserved! Good review guys. Well done Toyota!
Throttle House summed up the Accord and Camry very well. The Accord looks like something an Accountant would drive, and the Camry looks like something a Uber Driver would drive.
I agree. Now that we can finally see them side by side, the Accord looks a lot more sophisticated.
The new Camry has far more personality than the new Accord, so, if anything, it's the opposite.
@@DEZ2255-hg2yd yes, and I also thinks that plays apart on age. The Accord looks more mature (Accountant) while the Camry looks more youthful (Uber/Gig driver).
I think it's the opposite @@DexLewis-rb9sb
@@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947 have you spent any time with both cars? This came straight out of professional Journalist mouths, who get a chance to review vehicles in a much higher caliber than Camry and Accord. You would think that they would have a better perspective on cars than someone who’s sitting at home judging from photos.
Thank you guys for the great video and I will take the Honda Accord looks very good ❤
Our pleasure!
I think the Camry has it on the fob. You have to press the lock 3 times and on the 3rd press you hold the button.
It does have it, i have the XSE Camry
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I love the sophisticated look of the Accord interior, prefer the Camry exterior. Prefer the Toyotas hybrid probably overall. Accord has amazing amounts of space.
I've had a few Accords, never a Camry, but have had other Toyota's. My .02, the Accord's have all been surprisingly fun to drive and comfortable for the most part. It's nice Honda finally decided to offer a decent sound system, although I'm not a huge fan of Bose car audio, but it's got to be a step up from what the Accord offered in the past for the "premium audio" option. But cosmetically, they don't hold up as well - exterior body panels *will* rust anywhere there is a rock chip or scratch, the rubber bits will all break down under the sun and become gooey and cracked, sheet metal is very thin and the paint is delicate. Toyota's seem to hold up better in this regard, with better quality steel, exterior rubber and paint, and less proclivity for rust. But when you move to the inside, Honda interiors, excluding their poor quality leathers that shrink and harden with any exposure to water, do seem more cohesive and tend to look nicer, longer. I don't know what it is with Honda choosing for far too long to use the worst quality leather possible, but I wouldn't count on the leather staying nice for the long term unless you manage to NEVER get any moisture on it. Toyota has always used better leather (except the steering wheel, Honda does use full grain on that where Toyota uses what seems like bonded leather or mid-grain with a vinyl paint that looks like trash after a few years). So neither car checks all the boxes, really, but they both look like a pretty solid value for the price point, which honestly seems insane to say when you're talking about $40k which used to buy a really nice near-luxury car. But that's where we are.
you may also put the IIHS rating for all the vehicles reviewed. Safety should not be overlooked when buying a vehicle.
58 decibels in camry and 62.5 decibels in accord😂😂😂
The Camry is good in so many ways, but the Accord simplicity just work wonders. Also, why the new Prius look so much better than the Camry. I stick with Accord simple and elegant looks.
Yea well that’s you it rather get the Camry looks more sporty and faster the accord has the same design and and honestly nothing impressive
Great review !! No losers on these two soild sedans.
Accord is the looser here
Camry offers more options, AWD, better gas mileage, and has more bang for your buck. I like the new accords a lot too, but the Camry definitely takes the cake
You can also remote start the Camry. There is just not dedicated remote start button on the remote but you can remote start it. Of the two vehicles, I'd choose the Camry.
Camry for the win. Spare tire, sportier looks, AWD, better fuel economy, and the two tone (black roof) looks amazing - especially in supersonic red!
Love Honda and Toyota but reluctant to by the Accord due to the lack of AWD.
The Accord Touring model is my dream car!
Ive owned two accords a 2000, and 2013. Both fine cars with the same v6. My newest car i went with an accura tlx. Didnt like the new camary or accord as much. But were looking at Toyota for the v6 option and also the discontinued avalon. Love honda products, im sure the is lexus is a fine car.the accura is a 21 i bought used with 30k. Saved 10 k or so.
Accord all the way.
It comes down to the intangibles both are great choices
Very helpful. Iam actually cross shopping both of these models in these trims right now.
This is really nice review and comparison.
That Camry is even more in this video. It had the optional wheel package another $1,500. That being said, I like and prefer the Accord. It’s more classy and mature looking inside/out. Have a 23 Touring myself.
Fantastic comparison as always!😸
Need a review on the 2024 Hyundai Sonata Limited Hybrid, very few reviews on that specific vehicle trim
Camry, but it's close on the models you chose. If you compare high trim, FWD Camry vs. Accord Touring I believe the Camry price point difference will be significant.
Its been MANY years, probably since my childhood that the Camry has a better looking interior than the Honda accord. Really glad they stepped up in that respect.
Both very competitive cars
Accord is sportier , has better material but Toyota has better power train and reliability
For the camry i recommend the xle it has the most luxury feel and look. Id only get the xse if i want more sporty.
The Camry XLE trim has memory seats and rain sensing wipers on the premium package but not the XSE
Biggest differences here: 1. The Honda uses direct injection (with no port injection to keep the intake valves clean) in all Accord models, and turbos in some models, while the Camry uses neither in any model, so the Camry's motor will be more reliable and cheaper to maintain. 2. AWD availability for all models of the Camry, and none for the Accord. 3. While the fully loaded XSE Camry is slightly more expensive than the Touring Accord, the Camry is offered with a hybrid as standard in all trims while the Honda is not, and the Honda's beginning buy-in price to get the hybrid is thousands more than the Camry's. 4. Camry is always quieter. 5. Camry is always more powerful. 6. Camry always returns superior fuel mileage, especially real-world fuel mileage, not just window sticker EPA estimates.
Part of the ownership experience is the dealer service. Having a competent service department AND no upsells of premature and unneeded services by the service writer has become a bit of a unicorn hunt.
Both super solid...but Accord gets destroyed in the sound test. Hard pass onnthe noisy interior.
Revised tires make a differences
Honestly the Camry for me all day, more power, same mpg, AWD, pano roof, much sportier design on both the inside and outside. The Accord doesn’t look bad, it’s just boring when compared to the Camry. Thought Honda would’ve added AWD to the new accord but they didn’t. Im also pretty sure the Camry offers memory seats and rain sensing wipers on the XLE
I wish Honda would put a panoramic sunroof
Camry is my preference!
Camry everyday. Have a 07 Corolla since new and cant beat Toyota.
Both are great but Toyota has edge.
I have seen like 3 different recalls on the new accord so far
My local dealerships are giving me out the door numbers on Accord EXL for 36K and Camry XLE at 39K… the Accord is about 1500 over msrp while the Camry is 5500 over!!!
Thank you guys,
I would like to add spare parts and maintenance in comparison.
I feel Toyota always makes a better product. I own a Honda Crosstour 2015 ready to upgrade, but Honda never fixed the Push start problem I had to live with.. Looks like a Toyota for me.
Camry 👊 I'll wait until the Fall until I buy one.
The Bose sound system and Google built in is definitely better than JBL system any day.
Love the Accord looks but they are making the choice difficult - removing rear blinds and a no 360 cam.