Ben , thanks for your review. I just bought a 2024 Honda Accord Touring, in iridescent white pearl. It's an absolutely BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL car--Long, Low, Wide, and Sleek. It is so sexy. I cannot stop looking at it. I cannot stop driving it. The handling is off the charts; the steering feel is unbelievable and YESSSS, drives like a Lexus, for sure, the interior is absolutely gorgeous. It is so comfortable, quiet, and its FASSSST. I disagree with your comment when you said, " Well, its no race car; its not fast, but it gets the job done". Let me tell you something Ben, ok; I've owned 28 brand new cars since 1989. I'm 57 years old. I've owned BMW; Mercedes; Audi; Porsche: Jaguar, and Aston Martins, etc. I've also owned tons of other cars that the mainstream population can actually afford. I've owned V6 jeep Grand Cherokees; V8 Jeep Grand Cherokee, amongst so many other cars. Is this car as fast as a super fast luxury sports car: NO. If you want 0-60 in 3 seconds, plan on dropping at least $180,000. This Accord's acceleration and power are EXCELLENT: 0-60 in 6.4 seconds. This car HAULS ASS-I LOVE the power, and there's no turbo lag. The electric power is immediate; always there on tap. I just hit the throttle and this car takes off like shit shot out of a cannon. I LOOVE my new Accord. Oh, it's just so beautiful! Ben , thanks for your review. I always appreciate what you have to offer. Best-Tim
@@LuisRobertoBolanosChavez I bought the all new 2024 Accord Touring Hybrid. This latest generation Accord Touring only comes with the Hybrid powertrain. It’s fun to drive; makes great power and quick acceleration and I’m averaging 43 miles per gallon, mixed, and that’s driving fast, as I do have a lead foot. I know this car is not on par with the power and performance of the previous 2.0 liter turbo, as many complain. However,with 248 Lb Ft of torques from 0-4500rpm, I never want for anymore power. It can accelerate from 0-60 in just 6.4 seconds and has a top speed of 130 miles per hour and achieves 0.90 g’s of cornering grip.nothing to sneeze at. and the gas mileage is amazing. The handling is amazing; excellent ride quality; huge on space; high in refinement; huge on luxury. Quality of materials and fit and finish are beautiful. Technology is like WOWWWW- totally COOOL. I also love the styling: Sexy and Elegant. My Accord is pearlescent white. I appropriately named her, “Prancer”.-LOL!
As being a previous owner of a Lexus 350 RX and Now a 2023 Honda Accord Touring, you are correct Ben this Honda does drives like a Lexus! This care is phenomenal the infotainment system is the absolute best, great handle on the road, sturdy and when turning corners I’m on all 4 wheels! I give the 2023 Honda Accord a smooth 10/10
Just bought the Sport-L and one of my family members has the Sport and Touring. AMAZING cars. Drives like a Lexus, feels like an EV, quiet, fastest infotainment system in its class. Refresh rate and infotainment feels faster than BMW iDrive.
I’m on road trip in my wife’s 2020 Lexus ES 350 right now. We really like it but my wife and I were just discussing how my 2024 Accord hybrid -L is just as nice, comfortable and maybe even more fun to drive.
02:45 - not paddle shifters... that's the regen braking level switches. Also - is that really a 2024 model as your video title suggests, or just a typo?
Ben I love the review and from a fellow Mapletonian! ha ha. If you ever need help detailing your vehicles before a vide we would love to be your Detail Team!
Totally agree with your review! In fact, I traded in my 2023 Lexus ES-350 Ultra Luxury for my 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid EX-L! There are very few luxury features that are missing, but overall…the drive is the same and we actually find it a bit roomier. My biggest complaint is the front passenger seat not being height adjustable. It just sits so low. As someone who is only 5’3” I can’t see out the window as a passenger and it’s a little challenging to get out. Aside from that though, I’m very happy with the switch!
I have a 2010 Honda Fit. Looking for a new car - the Honda Accord Hybrid is the car I am leaning toward right now. Also looking at the Camry Hybrid. Thanks for the video.
I own this car and have so for 4 months. I love it and I came from a fully loaded 2021 Camry xse hybrid. The accord doesn’t have the same aggressive look as the two tone Camry BUT it drives way better and is bigger. To be fair to Camry it won’t go under a redesign until next year so accord has an unfair advantage. The only thing I wish it had was a 360 camera. I absolutely miss that from the Camry
I had a xse Camry too. I loved the design on that car, but I have to admit that everything else about the accord is miles better than the Camry. It rides smoother, more spacious, better infotainment and gauges. The software is more reliable and faster. Larger trunk, remote start built into the key
@@kevinbonquyquy1047 100% but again we have to remember to be fair the accord just got redesigned and Camry redesign is next year so when that comes out then we will see. But yeah the ride is awesome and the touch screen is SUPER responsive
Ben, you did a really great job on this video. I purchased my Accord Touring in March and have loved being an owner of this vehicle. Went from a Lexus ES 350 to this as I liked the styling and the technology so much. By the way, I loved your casual approach in this video (the shorts, bare feet, etc.) - made it seem more realistic to me. It was though you were one of us who was sharing his love for the 2023 Honda Accord with the rest of us. Great job!
I’m not a Lexus fan, but I’ve driven that era of Accord and it absolutely does not drive better than a IF 350. RWD/AWD will out drive FWD any day of the week. Nothing corners worse than FWD.
I own this car in the Touring which means it has the acoustic glass and extra sound deadening all around.... No IT DOES NOT RIDE LIKE A LEXUS nor is it as quiet as a Lexus. Are you crazy or just exaggerating?? Oh Yes, i've owned the ES and LS and GX Lexus'.... Talk about reaching
Buyer Beware If you own or thinking about purchasing a 2023 or 2024 11th generation Honda Accord...Beware. The gas line, brake lines and evap lines are plastic and are not fully protected by Sheilds, Guards. These cars have about a 14 inch section were these lines are exposed to road hazards. I had something hit these pipes, one was cut almost completely through, others severely damaged. The repair bill at the Honda dealership is over $7,000.00. I reported this to American Honda as I feel this could have been prevented had lines been metal or at minimum run behind a protective cover. These undercarriage on these cars are almost completely covered by shields, guards, you even have to remove the skid plate to change oil, filter but Honda decides to leave this section of crucial pipes non protected from road hazards. Honda has refused to take any responsibility for not providing a guard which would prevented such damage. I could have lost my brakes and or a fire started due to damage occurring.
What's amazing to me is that we have a 2022 Honda Accord Hybrid Touring, and we recently had a minor problem and brought it in for service. Our dealer provides loaners at no charge, and they gave us another Honda Accord for a loaner. I drove this around for a day saying why did the dealer give us an old Accord, as I thought it was their policy to only loan out newer cars. It took me a full day before I realized this was a 2024 Accord. That being said the interior design is absolute horrid and antique looking in comparison to our 2022. What were they thinking? Our 2022 is so much nicer inside! Guess I'll stick with this one. Also, what ever motor this came with it was gutless, where our Accord Hybrid has plenty of power, although not fast.
Not even in the same ZIP Code as Lexus. I’m the owner of a 2024 hybrid touring with 19” wheels. It is really loud on concrete highways and you feel every bump in every road. Why Honda insisted on making those wheels standard is beyond me. If you’re gonna do that, you have to install sound-mitigating material. I’m on the verge of selling it, taking a loss and buying a Lexus. I’ve gone on several test drives in 2022 and 2023 ES 300 hybrids, and they are infinitely quieter with much, much better ride quality.
Just remember that with a hybrid there is no alternator, fan belts, etc. Also because of the regenerative braking the brakes last much longer. The battery if properly cared for, should last for a very long time and for many miles.
The civics front bumper and lights came out better IMO then Accords. I feel like the Accord needs LED Fog lights. It looks like an old person's car from the front. And I wish they would put the infotainment screen BACK inside the dash like the 2017 Model. That was one of the best most modern display honda has put out
Dude. Just stream it. Get the app and it shows on car play. It will go out occasionally but thats your only choice 20k cars have xm. For this not to have it shows how honda cares about customers
Be warned: Honda Accord Hybrids do not have a Spare tire, not even a donut spare. Latest news: As of January 2024 you can purchase a spare tire kit from the Honda parts Department for about $500.
I am starting to love . I own the 2018 previous gen 2.0t which I love but I would like to upgrade to this one .. I was wondering how is the road noise on the new hybrid as the old gen has high road noise which is annoying with old tyres especially
@jadsunn8766, I bought a brand new 2024 Honda Accord Touring Hybrid 1 week ago. I absolutely LOVE it. I it’s so quiet, no road noise, handles beautifully and it’s fast. My first week of driving, I averaged 45 miles per gallon mixed: city; highway; urban. I can tell you this, it’s quieter than my 2019 Lexus ES300h, and my Accord is also quieter.
@@machine4443 Well, to each his own. Zero-60 mph in 6.4 seconds and 46 miles per gallon; I’d take it any day of the week over that overrated 2.0 liter turbo accord, SORRY! I owned a 2017 TYPE R- most overrated car I’ve ever driven. The type R can’t put the power down unless you want burn all the rubber off the tires. I got rid of the Type R, and I bought a 2020 Honda Accord 2.0. Yes the 2..0 was faster ,true, but I found it to be a laggy turbo engine, with lousy gas mileage and you had to hammer the throttle to keep the engine on boost. So, as I said, to EACH HIS OWN, ok ! The 10 speed automatic in that 2.0 turbo, I also found to be slow to Respond: both up shifts and downshifts. So. I wasn’t unhappy to get rid of it, and trade it in for this 2024 Accord Hybrid.
Bought an Accord Hybrid yesterday. I used to drive Ford but they no longer make sedans. I was drawn to this by the design, looks pretty nifty for a Honda Accord. Prices was $36,700, that's very reasonable for a new car, bozo friends spending $60K or more on bozo pickup truck even though they work office jobs.
I have a 2023 LX with the 1.5 turbo…i want out of it lol…I previously owned a 2018 2.0 speed manual accord and a 2018 2.0 with the 10 speed…I’m not into hybrid cars at all hence why I didn’t go for the Sport trim. Honda claims lack of sales on the 2.0 engine…but this car would’ve been sweet had that been an option. Honda doesn’t allow lease transfers…and you can only sell the car outright to a Honda/Acura dealer….I will try my luck to see if a Honda dealer will buy it from me…Honda only started doing it this way because they wanted in on these insane used car values…but if a find a Honda dealer willing to give me anything remotely close to the payoff. ITS GONE!!!
@@dozie6650 tire noise wasn’t to bad…I actually have 21 inch wheels on the car right now lol…I love aftermarket wheels…but the car itself is just boring…the 1.5 engine is slow…believe it or not. It dudes the same to me as when the stock wheels were on…my 21s are forged. So they’re a touch lighter
Who told you can't sell you Honda lease outright to another dealership, I do all the time. I just sold my last year Volkswagen because they offered me the most. Also why would go from a 2.0t to a 1.5t that's just stupid of course you would hate it what huge drop off....😂
@@robertblack6630 I spoke to Honda financial. They said no lease transfers. And that I could only see outright to a Honda/Acura…of course I know the disparity between the 1.5 and 2.0….…after driving it for the last four months. I do not care to drive it anymore…I’d prefer something else…Honda from what I can remember wasn’t letting people transfer their lease to another person…but the only being able to sell outright to only a Honda/Acura dealer came about sometime during Covid….and you said that you sold a VOLKSWAGEN….so VW is letting ppl sell outright. Not Honda
I have a 2024 since Nov 2023. Love it. You mentioned early it has paddle shifters. Wrong. Those are to increase battery friction recharge. The 2022 model was the last one with the paddle shifters.
I own a 2022 Lexus ES 300 H luxury, this Honda does not feel or look the same on the interior. I believe the Lexus is a superior vehicle in multiple ways.
I'm really let down by the appearance of the new Accord 2024. It appears bulky, less attractive, and lacks the sleek style of the 2021 model. I was anticipating something even more impressive this year, but instead, it seems like they've opted for a bulky, unappealing design reminiscent of a cheap plastic soap holder with a heavy price tag. I am extremely disappointed...!
Can we discuss the OIL DILUTION and the litigation, recalls and extended warranties in new Honda's ??? Gasoline in oil, engine damage, families getting sick Honda conceals the problem ?????...
I wish you would have mentioned the fact that this vehicle comes with NO SPARE. Do they REALLY expect you to put fix a flat in your tire when you break down? That is really pathetic.
Honda really slacked with this car. Tried to appeal to the average CPA boomer who has no life left inside and will scream at you over a few MPGs. Heartbreaking.
So the V6 and 8 speed combination is obviously much better than a 1.5T and CVT, but the FWD kinda kills the appeal of both as far as “sporty” sedans go.
As a Lexus owner...no it does not drive like a Lexus. I have a 3.5L V6. That cannot be beat by any 4 cylinder or hybrid. I can stomp the gas and I won't even feel or hear the engine or transmission. It's as if it's not even there. No Honda, ever, not a single one, can even touch a Lexus in any aspect when it comes to luxury and how good it feels to drive.
I disagree. My past 4 vehicles have been Lexus ES 350s. Of course, I loved everything about them -except having to use premium fuel and the high cost of maintenance (I always used the dealership.) Went with the '23 Accord Touring this time - and I absolutely love it. Ben I agree with oy - it does drive like a Lexus. The aesthetic on the interior, in my humble opinion, is even nicer than the Lexus. (Lexus has had some pretty ugly dashboards along the way.) The tech is top notch; the materials are very nice, and it handles beautifully. I think the exterior is much classier than the ES 350 - whose grill I think is atrocious! And as far as hearing the engine or the transmission, I was waiting in line at a drive through, and when it was my turn, the employee asked me if I had the engine turned off - that's how quiet it is, especially in EV mode. Needless to say, I'm sticking with Honda at this point.
As a Lexus owner... you're about 10 years behind everyone else. Your right, it's absolutely demolished by the capabilities of modern turbo 4s. That 3.5L was a dog even for a modern NA V6, and now we got turbo engines delivering more power at a faster rate. Why do you think Toyota is replacing it with their new 2.4l turbo and hybrid? The only reason to buy a Lexus over Acura or German is reliability. Honda absolutely smashes Toyota when it comes to building a good driving car.
@@singular9 toyoTAXI in a prom dress with decade behind technology equipped with Drony transmission. Nah, you and the toyoTaXI Sect Cultist can keep that 💩📦.
@@marksimonds13 it sounds like you only buy cars for cross country trips ,90- 95% of driving is done withing city limits and majority families have more than one car.
Ben , thanks for your review. I just bought a 2024 Honda Accord Touring, in iridescent white pearl. It's an absolutely BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL car--Long, Low, Wide, and Sleek. It is so sexy. I cannot stop looking at it. I cannot stop driving it. The handling is off the charts; the steering feel is unbelievable and YESSSS, drives like a Lexus, for sure, the interior is absolutely gorgeous. It is so comfortable, quiet, and its FASSSST. I disagree with your comment when you said, " Well, its no race car; its not fast, but it gets the job done". Let me tell you something Ben, ok; I've owned 28 brand new cars since 1989. I'm 57 years old. I've owned BMW; Mercedes; Audi; Porsche: Jaguar, and Aston Martins, etc. I've also owned tons of other cars that the mainstream population can actually afford. I've owned V6 jeep Grand Cherokees; V8 Jeep Grand Cherokee, amongst so many other cars. Is this car as fast as a super fast luxury sports car: NO. If you want 0-60 in 3 seconds, plan on dropping at least $180,000. This Accord's acceleration and power are EXCELLENT: 0-60 in 6.4 seconds. This car HAULS ASS-I LOVE the power, and there's no turbo lag. The electric power is immediate; always there on tap. I just hit the throttle and this car takes off like shit shot out of a cannon. I LOOVE my new Accord. Oh, it's just so beautiful! Ben , thanks for your review. I always appreciate what you have to offer. Best-Tim
I drive a gas Honda and your comment has sold me on upgrading l.
Hey Timothy, You bought the hybrid version or the normal Touring one ?
@@LuisRobertoBolanosChavez I bought the all new 2024 Accord Touring Hybrid. This latest generation Accord Touring only comes with the Hybrid powertrain. It’s fun to drive; makes great power and quick acceleration and I’m averaging 43 miles per gallon, mixed, and that’s driving fast, as I do have a lead foot. I know this car is not on par with the power and performance of the previous 2.0 liter turbo, as many complain. However,with 248 Lb Ft of torques from 0-4500rpm, I never want for anymore power. It can accelerate from 0-60 in just 6.4 seconds and has a top speed of 130 miles per hour and achieves 0.90 g’s of cornering grip.nothing to sneeze at. and the gas mileage is amazing. The handling is amazing; excellent ride quality; huge on space; high in refinement; huge on luxury. Quality of materials and fit and finish are beautiful. Technology is like WOWWWW- totally COOOL. I also love the styling: Sexy and Elegant. My Accord is pearlescent white. I appropriately named her, “Prancer”.-LOL!
@@LuisRobertoBolanosChavez There is only a hybrid version for Touring, Sport-L, Sport, and EX-L.
definetly not fast, but i get it its a good car
I currently have a 2017 Accord Sport and I swore I would drive it until it died but the 2024 makes me want to upgrade.
Same here!
@@johnblum2829mines a 2016, but same!!
As being a previous owner of a Lexus 350 RX and Now a 2023 Honda Accord Touring, you are correct Ben this Honda does drives like a Lexus! This care is phenomenal the infotainment system is the absolute best, great handle on the road, sturdy and when turning corners I’m on all 4 wheels! I give the 2023 Honda Accord a smooth 10/10
Just bought the Sport-L and one of my family members has the Sport and Touring. AMAZING cars. Drives like a Lexus, feels like an EV, quiet, fastest infotainment system in its class. Refresh rate and infotainment feels faster than BMW iDrive.
I’m on road trip in my wife’s 2020 Lexus ES 350 right now. We really like it but my wife and I were just discussing how my 2024 Accord hybrid -L is just as nice, comfortable and maybe even more fun to drive.
nice review, but WHY ARE YOU BAREFOOT WHILE DRIVING
02:45 - not paddle shifters... that's the regen braking level switches. Also - is that really a 2024 model as your video title suggests, or just a typo?
Ben I love the review and from a fellow Mapletonian! ha ha. If you ever need help detailing your vehicles before a vide we would love to be your Detail Team!
Totally agree with your review! In fact, I traded in my 2023 Lexus ES-350 Ultra Luxury for my 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid EX-L! There are very few luxury features that are missing, but overall…the drive is the same and we actually find it a bit roomier. My biggest complaint is the front passenger seat not being height adjustable. It just sits so low. As someone who is only 5’3” I can’t see out the window as a passenger and it’s a little challenging to get out. Aside from that though, I’m very happy with the switch!
It is height adjustable. It’s located on the left side of the driver’s seat. You have to push up on the button.
I have a 2010 Honda Fit. Looking for a new car - the Honda Accord Hybrid is the car I am leaning toward right now. Also looking at the Camry Hybrid. Thanks for the video.
This looks betw
I own this car and have so for 4 months. I love it and I came from a fully loaded 2021 Camry xse hybrid. The accord doesn’t have the same aggressive look as the two tone Camry BUT it drives way better and is bigger. To be fair to Camry it won’t go under a redesign until next year so accord has an unfair advantage. The only thing I wish it had was a 360 camera. I absolutely miss that from the Camry
I had a xse Camry too. I loved the design on that car, but I have to admit that everything else about the accord is miles better than the Camry. It rides smoother, more spacious, better infotainment and gauges. The software is more reliable and faster. Larger trunk, remote start built into the key
@@kevinbonquyquy1047 100% but again we have to remember to be fair the accord just got redesigned and Camry redesign is next year so when that comes out then we will see. But yeah the ride is awesome and the touch screen is SUPER responsive
@@nicoamarando3794I see you like leasing cars
@@alvinsimba734 I’ve never leased a car a day in my life?
@@alvinsimba734I always lease cars. I’m finally buying my current lease when it’s up in June 2024. It’s a 2021 Mazda CX-5
Please tell us about the quality of the car engine lifespan
I just bought a 2024 and it definitely drives like a lexus
Does anyone can tell me the comparison of cabin quietness compared to lexus or Acura?
Its not even close. Accord is noisy on highway. Unless ur in city its a loud car
Ben, you did a really great job on this video. I purchased my Accord Touring in March and have loved being an owner of this vehicle. Went from a Lexus ES 350 to this as I liked the styling and the technology so much. By the way, I loved your casual approach in this video (the shorts, bare feet, etc.) - made it seem more realistic to me. It was though you were one of us who was sharing his love for the 2023 Honda Accord with the rest of us. Great job!
How are bumps and rough roads in the Accord?
My 2018 Accord Touring already drives better than a Lexus :) )
I’m not a Lexus fan, but I’ve driven that era of Accord and it absolutely does not drive better than a IF 350. RWD/AWD will out drive FWD any day of the week. Nothing corners worse than FWD.
That's the biggest lie and you know it
Hardly
Amazing video Ben!
2.0 turbo much better than this new car sorry but true
I own this car in the Touring which means it has the acoustic glass and extra sound deadening all around.... No IT DOES NOT RIDE LIKE A LEXUS nor is it as quiet as a Lexus. Are you crazy or just exaggerating?? Oh Yes, i've owned the ES and LS and GX Lexus'.... Talk about reaching
For the people that are agreeing are yall out of your minds to say it drives like a Lexus?
Why did u switch from Lexus to accord?
Drive without shoes !?!
We just got our first 2024 Honda Accord EX last weekend for 28K which is 10K cheaper but had to sacrifice some of the technology 😅
wish i can find the other colors of this car and the different rims for the touring. i keep seeing this color and white
Buyer Beware
If you own or thinking about purchasing a 2023 or 2024 11th generation Honda Accord...Beware.
The gas line, brake lines and evap lines are plastic and are not fully protected by Sheilds, Guards.
These cars have about a 14 inch section were these lines are exposed to road hazards. I had something hit these pipes, one was cut almost completely through, others severely damaged. The repair bill at the Honda dealership is over $7,000.00. I reported this to American Honda as I feel this could have been prevented had lines been metal or at minimum run behind a protective cover.
These undercarriage on these cars are almost completely covered by shields, guards, you even have to remove the skid plate to change oil, filter but Honda decides to leave this section of crucial pipes non protected from road hazards. Honda has refused to take any responsibility for not providing a guard which would prevented such damage. I could have lost my brakes and or a fire started due to damage occurring.
2023 or 2024?
I’d like to buy this for my wife when the local dealership gets them in stock
What's amazing to me is that we have a 2022 Honda Accord Hybrid Touring, and we recently had a minor problem and brought it in for service. Our dealer provides loaners at no charge, and they gave us another Honda Accord for a loaner. I drove this around for a day saying why did the dealer give us an old Accord, as I thought it was their policy to only loan out newer cars. It took me a full day before I realized this was a 2024 Accord. That being said the interior design is absolute horrid and antique looking in comparison to our 2022. What were they thinking? Our 2022 is so much nicer inside! Guess I'll stick with this one. Also, what ever motor this came with it was gutless, where our Accord Hybrid has plenty of power, although not fast.
Not even in the same ZIP Code as Lexus. I’m the owner of a 2024 hybrid touring with 19” wheels. It is really loud on concrete highways and you feel every bump in every road. Why Honda insisted on making those wheels standard is beyond me. If you’re gonna do that, you have to install sound-mitigating material.
I’m on the verge of selling it, taking a loss and buying a Lexus. I’ve gone on several test drives in 2022 and 2023 ES 300 hybrids, and they are infinitely quieter with much, much better ride quality.
a bigger output pls...
maybe about 300 HP,
either a hybrid or a turbo gas,
to make it more competitive once more😊
Excellent video Ben & Good Morning.
I wish you would speak more slowly. There are portions of your video that are unintelligible because you speak so fast.
Looks great and I’m interested, but with a hybrid, isn’t the savings in gas, spent on the extra cost of the vehicle plus the battery replacement?
Id like to know this too.
Just remember that with a hybrid there is no alternator, fan belts, etc. Also because of the regenerative braking the brakes last much longer. The battery if properly cared for, should last for a very long time and for many miles.
@@stratman1192Thanks. Battery at 100k miles and costs a few grand
Curious would you choose the 2023 Honda Civic Hybrid over the 2021 Lexus IS250h?
The civics front bumper and lights came out better IMO then Accords.
I feel like the Accord needs LED Fog lights. It looks like an old person's car from the front.
And I wish they would put the infotainment screen BACK inside the dash like the 2017 Model. That was one of the best most modern display honda has put out
great review. But dude slow down talking. you always sound like you are rushing.
Hey Ben, what brand and model eyeglasses are those?
I love my 2017 honda accord sport, but yes i do wish it was a hybrid
I have the 2016 sport version, wondering which one is faster, my version or the new touring 2024?
Why a hybrid? U travel 8:06 tons of miles? Mostly city? Then hybrids are not best choice
@MrMuchachos75 Yes, i changed my mind about hybrids after watching the Scotty Kilmer channel. No longer interested in electric either
No Satellite XM radio !!!!! Why????? That kills the deal for me.
satellite radio itself is not a deal, its a monthly charge 😂
Dude. Just stream it. Get the app and it shows on car play. It will go out occasionally but thats your only choice
20k cars have xm. For this not to have it shows how honda cares about customers
Be warned: Honda Accord Hybrids do not have a Spare tire, not even a donut spare. Latest news: As of January 2024 you can purchase a spare tire kit from the Honda parts Department for about $500.
Is this 2023? Looks like 2023
Yes - it's a 2023 Accord.
I bought a 2024 Still Night Pearl….Some advice…wash the vehicle before presenting it.
This year’s Honda lineup is ugly. I’ll pass.
This or the Toyota crown?
I am starting to love . I own the 2018 previous gen 2.0t which I love but I would like to upgrade to this one .. I was wondering how is the road noise on the new hybrid as the old gen has high road noise which is annoying with old tyres especially
@jadsunn8766, I bought a brand new 2024 Honda Accord Touring Hybrid 1 week ago. I absolutely LOVE it. I it’s so quiet, no road noise, handles beautifully and it’s fast. My first week of driving, I averaged 45 miles per gallon mixed: city; highway; urban. I can tell you this, it’s quieter than my 2019 Lexus ES300h, and my Accord is also quieter.
@@timothywood4972"and its fast" not the best response to the owner of a 2.0 😂
@@machine4443 Well, to each his own. Zero-60 mph in 6.4 seconds and 46 miles per gallon; I’d take it any day of the week over that overrated 2.0 liter turbo accord, SORRY! I owned a 2017 TYPE R- most overrated car I’ve ever driven. The type R can’t put the power down unless you want burn all the rubber off the tires. I got rid of the Type R, and I bought a 2020 Honda Accord 2.0. Yes the 2..0 was faster ,true, but I found it to be a laggy turbo engine, with lousy gas mileage and you had to hammer the throttle to keep the engine on boost. So, as I said, to EACH HIS OWN, ok ! The 10 speed automatic in that 2.0 turbo, I also found to be slow to
Respond: both up shifts and downshifts. So. I wasn’t unhappy to get rid of it, and trade it in for this 2024 Accord Hybrid.
Dude, the 2024 Honda vehicles just looks like the same😂
BMW did the same since 2015 all cars are the same
Oh God it's so ugly. Honda needs to fire the designers and get the Accord back on track. Bring back the V6!
I notice there is no home link buttons anymore and only one pocket on the rear on the new model touring trim. Is to cut down on cost?
Bought an Accord Hybrid yesterday. I used to drive Ford but they no longer make sedans. I was drawn to this by the design, looks pretty nifty for a Honda Accord. Prices was $36,700, that's very reasonable for a new car, bozo friends spending $60K or more on bozo pickup truck even though they work office jobs.
Good review! What did you use to record the first person video?
2023 * not 2024…. Click bait
The styling took a step back. Last bodystyle looks better
I hate the fact there's no more driving lights
Great daily commuter. Is that a 9spd auto??
It’s a great bland commuter, but for $39K + dealer markups you can get way better cars.
Im sold currently got a 2022 es350 f sport only gripe ive got only getting getting 19.9 mpg.
dang bruh why u got ur dogs out.
Thanks for the great review, what do you think of the color? What is the best color on a Honda Accord?
I have a 2023 LX with the 1.5 turbo…i want out of it lol…I previously owned a 2018 2.0 speed manual accord and a 2018 2.0 with the 10 speed…I’m not into hybrid cars at all hence why I didn’t go for the Sport trim. Honda claims lack of sales on the 2.0 engine…but this car would’ve been sweet had that been an option. Honda doesn’t allow lease transfers…and you can only sell the car outright to a Honda/Acura dealer….I will try my luck to see if a Honda dealer will buy it from me…Honda only started doing it this way because they wanted in on these insane used car values…but if a find a Honda dealer willing to give me anything remotely close to the payoff. ITS GONE!!!
How is the tire noise compared to your 2018?
@@dozie6650 tire noise wasn’t to bad…I actually have 21 inch wheels on the car right now lol…I love aftermarket wheels…but the car itself is just boring…the 1.5 engine is slow…believe it or not. It dudes the same to me as when the stock wheels were on…my 21s are forged. So they’re a touch lighter
Who told you can't sell you Honda lease outright to another dealership, I do all the time. I just sold my last year Volkswagen because they offered me the most. Also why would go from a 2.0t to a 1.5t that's just stupid of course you would hate it what huge drop off....😂
@@Derek-pq3zb Awesome. Thank you for your feedback.
@@robertblack6630 I spoke to Honda financial. They said no lease transfers. And that I could only see outright to a Honda/Acura…of course I know the disparity between the 1.5 and 2.0….…after driving it for the last four months. I do not care to drive it anymore…I’d prefer something else…Honda from what I can remember wasn’t letting people transfer their lease to another person…but the only being able to sell outright to only a Honda/Acura dealer came about sometime during Covid….and you said that you sold a VOLKSWAGEN….so VW is letting ppl sell outright. Not Honda
Hell No..
ToyoTAXI in a prom dress has freaking drony transmission that you would notice that lag..
Drives like a Lexus and costs just as much as one… there’s no prestige but there’s the cost
Honda still has the outdated Infotainment systems and uncomfortable seats. I sat in one today.
Talk too fast and rush through everything. Did not make it through half of the video.
Needs 5 wheels. I would take a smaller truck for a spare tire.
I have a 2004 Ford Focus that is basically identical. Want to trade?
No built in sirius. Not a consideration for me having learned that. No I don't want to screw with some after market this to get sirius.
Get the app
Love this car. Do you happen to know if you can hook an old school iPod Classic to it? Manual says we can but I can't seem to make it work.
reviewing the same car over and over again??? just for clicks.
i would get this model accord if only that rear wasnt so atrocious 😭 design team needs to get fired
I think the rear is beautiful! It is one of the reasons I purchased the car.
I have a 2024 since Nov 2023. Love it. You mentioned early it has paddle shifters. Wrong. Those are to increase battery friction recharge. The 2022 model was the last one with the paddle shifters.
How is the seats cool down???
Looks the same as the 2023 . . .
no changes for 2024 probably 2025 version will get some new stuff.
what changed from 2023 honda accord hybrid to 2024 honda accord hybrid?
Driving bare feet is fun.
Honda is the best Japanese brand! Along with Mazda
It is more luxury than a Lexus
more luxurious than a '88 lexus for sure 😂
@@machine4443 Lexus debuted in 89 🤣
Like a lexus ❓❓🤔🤔i don't think so
Hey its ben hard of hearing here guys
saw a few Accords with $6000 in opinion near my local dealership
I just walked away
I mean what’s wrong with a well optioned vehicle, at least you’re getting something for your money and it isn’t a BS “market adjustment”
Honda's don't come from the factory with "option" choices so it actually is BS market adjustment.
Dealers are overpricing this Accord for no reason. You can get a new faster TLX off the lot for cheaper ($38k-$42k). Let that sink in.
What's the price pls
And thank u for the review
About $40,000 for Touring. Sport, Sport-L and EX-L are $33,000-$36,000.
I appreciate the review. I am not now nor will i ever be an owner of a hybrid or electrical vehicle. They don't interest me.
Honda will NEVER drive like a Lexus. Both very different, sorry to say
True👍🏼👍🏼
I own a 2022 Lexus ES 300 H luxury, this Honda does not feel or look the same on the interior. I believe the Lexus is a superior vehicle in multiple ways.
My main concern is there's no Sirius XM SMH 😢
Apple play from phone and play The Highway all day :)
Not the dogs being out
I'm really let down by the appearance of the new Accord 2024. It appears bulky, less attractive, and lacks the sleek style of the 2021 model. I was anticipating something even more impressive this year, but instead, it seems like they've opted for a bulky, unappealing design reminiscent of a cheap plastic soap holder with a heavy price tag. I am extremely disappointed...!
Hipster dude
Dude- you HAVE to slow down talking.
I think the car looks like ford Taurus/ Chevy Malibu- previous design imo is so much better and sportier looking
Does it have XM radio? The 2023 did not.
this is the 2023
Nope.
Screw honda
2024? Really?
11th gen accord went all the way back to 1st gen.
Can we discuss the OIL DILUTION and the litigation, recalls and extended warranties in new Honda's ???
Gasoline in oil, engine damage, families getting sick
Honda conceals the problem ?????...
I wish you would have mentioned the fact that this vehicle comes with NO SPARE. Do they REALLY expect you to put fix a flat in your tire when you break down? That is really pathetic.
I just can’t get past how boring the front end looks. Reminds me of a cop car
the sides also, the sexy curve lines are gone
Honda really slacked with this car. Tried to appeal to the average CPA boomer who has no life left inside and will scream at you over a few MPGs. Heartbreaking.
new Camry is gonna destroy this thing.
I think I’ll stick with Toyota! I’ll take my Camry XLE V6 with 31 mpg’s any day! Thanks Ben for sharing this with us! Mark in Iowa.
Well that's kind of silly, Mark in Iowa, as this car gets 44 mpg combined and is more comfortable.
So the V6 and 8 speed combination is obviously much better than a 1.5T and CVT, but the FWD kinda kills the appeal of both as far as “sporty” sedans go.
@@redcapote4760What's the price difference?
I said I’ll stay with my 2017 Camry XLE V6! Enough said!
@@marksmith4582yes stay with that fleet along with your friendly neighbor Avis, Budget, Fox hertz enterprise along with your Uber/lyft fleet.
I own a 2021 honda. Honda needs to bring back front Chrome Grill back
Personally, I like the black grille - a lot.
U G L Y 😢
Put your socks on, Mate )
In sure honda appreciated the stinky ass toes in car
Barefoot!
As a Lexus owner...no it does not drive like a Lexus. I have a 3.5L V6. That cannot be beat by any 4 cylinder or hybrid. I can stomp the gas and I won't even feel or hear the engine or transmission. It's as if it's not even there. No Honda, ever, not a single one, can even touch a Lexus in any aspect when it comes to luxury and how good it feels to drive.
I’m a Lexus ES350 owner. The 302hp V6 is very smooth, fast, and economic (I get 28-32mpg). I approve & 100% agree with you. 👍
And also don't forget comfort, material quality, cabin quietness, suspension adjustment.
I disagree. My past 4 vehicles have been Lexus ES 350s. Of course, I loved everything about them -except having to use premium fuel and the high cost of maintenance (I always used the dealership.) Went with the '23 Accord Touring this time - and I absolutely love it. Ben I agree with oy - it does drive like a Lexus. The aesthetic on the interior, in my humble opinion, is even nicer than the Lexus. (Lexus has had some pretty ugly dashboards along the way.) The tech is top notch; the materials are very nice, and it handles beautifully. I think the exterior is much classier than the ES 350 - whose grill I think is atrocious! And as far as hearing the engine or the transmission, I was waiting in line at a drive through, and when it was my turn, the employee asked me if I had the engine turned off - that's how quiet it is, especially in EV mode. Needless to say, I'm sticking with Honda at this point.
@@mikemichaels1490 es350 doesn't need premium fuel. If own 4 of them you should know that.
As a Lexus owner... you're about 10 years behind everyone else.
Your right, it's absolutely demolished by the capabilities of modern turbo 4s.
That 3.5L was a dog even for a modern NA V6, and now we got turbo engines delivering more power at a faster rate.
Why do you think Toyota is replacing it with their new 2.4l turbo and hybrid?
The only reason to buy a Lexus over Acura or German is reliability.
Honda absolutely smashes Toyota when it comes to building a good driving car.
That honda clear coat will hopefully last 7 years 🙏
38k for accord, better get Tesla
Try a cross country trip with that Tesla...
@@marksimonds13well said.. and i owned long range Tesla S. The additional and intentional stops for charging time is painful.
For 38k you can buy a real lexus
@@singular9 toyoTAXI in a prom dress with decade behind technology equipped with Drony transmission.
Nah, you and the toyoTaXI Sect Cultist can keep that 💩📦.
@@marksimonds13 it sounds like you only buy cars for cross country trips ,90- 95% of driving is done withing city limits and majority families have more than one car.