I'm an absolute fan of Toyota. And I just love the fact that they are the leader of hybrid cars BUT they don't have any Hybrid Sport car, they stick with good recipes like we love. Toyota knows that Hybrids are good, but they don't want this in their sport cars because it's killing the passion of a sport car. I just admire this brand
I have a '20 Accord Touring 2.0T and I couldn't be more delighted with it. Awesome car! I have no regrets buying it. So fun to drive. I've had it for a year now and I still look forward to driving it every single day.
Accord !! Had my Honda Accord Sport 2013 since brand new. Still love it !! My daughter in law just bought a new Honda Sport 2022 beautiful car. If hers is as good as mine has been she will never regret it 🥰
Does it even matter anymore, you can’t find these vehicles with a search warrant at dealerships, let alone trying to test drive to make the comparison….
I have a 2017 Honda Accord Touring V6, and I absolutely love it! It has lots of power and comfort. For me I always knew Toyota is the most reliable all around car on average, but Honda has always got my attention with their reliable engines and sporty looks, both cars are great cars in my opinion. It basically comes down to what the buyer is looking for, so there’s no loser in this situation between two awesome and respected manufacturers.
Having bought a '19 Accord with the same powertrain I have been very pleased. The engine is quite spunky when you want it to be, just goes about its business, quiet and smooth. I easily can get into the low 30's mpg around town and mid-forties cruising on the open road. Power delivery is quite linear but of course if you punch it at low revs there is a moment of turbo lag. But with peak torque coming in at 1,600rpm and extending out through the rev range, it has some oomph!
Had same generation Toyota Camry (2020) and traded it for a 2022 Honda Accord - Accord feels so much more substantial and upscale than the Camry. Nice legs!
Both cars are so awesome Honda accord got a beautiful blue color with black wheels. Toyota Camry black car with black wheels that's cool car love them both
Better value ? - Based on Interior and exterior looks? - Car reviews are supposed to be primarily on how they drive! - No driving experience and impressions? You missed the basics... Thanks anyway and best wishes.
The Accord has always been a bit more sexy and cool, and the Camry has always been more plain, boring and uncool. But the Camry is just so damn RELIABLE. The Accords are great, but I promise you that 9 out of 10 times that Accord will be in the shop before the Camry. I've owned both brands, and the Hondas give out way faster then Toyotas. But it's a weird problem, the Honda will have problems, but it still runs because of how well made everything is, whereas a Toyota rarely has serious problems besides routine maintenace.
@@John-ct9zs I had an 07 accord still no problems at 200k my first car was a 2010 Camry went through 2 engines in 30k miles glad I got rid of that lemon
I got a 2022 Accord SE, so much better than a Camry i test drove. Wasn't even an option after 1 min of driving with each, the Accord has really stepped up their game
I love the Accord but why is he comparing an accord “special edition” to a Camry SE and not the XSE. These two aren’t even comparable! Let’s show the all new special edition accord sport with all its features and compare it to a obviously used basic Camry with almost no features? I think it’s a bit one sided tbh
Are you saying that honda accord is a top of the line and still same price than a lower camry trim😳 in that case ill buy the honda all day long plus it has better looking 😉
Just test drove Accord Sport, and this is one of the worst experiences I had with a car. It was too close to the ground, and the noise was beyond belief. Trust me I know Hondas well, an have owned an accord EX for 17 years, and it is wonderful car. Then I went next door and drove a Camry, and it is an amazing car, so quite, and drives like solid heavy car. I will now switch to Toyota for the first time.
I just got a new 2022 Accord 2.0t, its leagues ahead of the camry. I had a 2016 Camry and they have barely refreshed the car since then.... 2022 Camry looks cheap compared to the Accord.
Honda Accord by a country mile. The interior is excellent. 1st Class. The body design with 19' wheels is elegant, where Camry doesn't even come close. Male my Honda Accord the 2.0 with the 6-speed manual. Thank you very much!
I prefer the looks and power of the Accord but went with the 22 Camry LE because the Camry was cheaper(paid 27K back in January) and honestly to stay at that price point if I had bought Accord it would have to be the 1.5 CVT version and I still don't trust a CVT transmission. If money was no issue would have surely bought the Accord Sport 2.0.
@@ronbarber197 With the 1.5T and the CVT though I bet. No way you're getting a 2.0T/10AT for that price. The Sport 2.0T is the lowest trim level for that combination and it starts at almost 34K.
Test drove Camry 4cyl xse and v6 ended up buying a brand new 2 liter 10 speed sport accord. Camry from driver seat less spacious. Infotainment and front dash very bland to me. Far as the ride I felt the 4 cyl was avg nothing that got me excited and the v6 was better but when I took the 2 liter accord out it was spacious and had more pep, better handling and interior and infotainment area alot better and up to date. This is not a jab at a Camry. Things I liked in the 4 cyl the PANO roof, AWD option, red seats and black wheels. Things I liked on v6 Camry the engine and highway ride was good. Better than the Honda? No accord very smooth cruising at 80 on highway felt like 50. Another thing I didn't like Toyota wanted 35k for the 4 banger xse. 200hp 35k and didn't want to negotiate was a turn off. Got my 2.0 10 speed accord almost 5k cheaper than the 4 cyl Camry and 10k cheaper than the Camry V6.
@@competitiveautomotive5457 I like both cars. The Accord offers a lot, not things I necessarily need. I’ve spent over 30 years driving in snow to go to work and 4 wheel drive is nice to have especially as you get older. Having said that most of those years I drove front wheel drive vehicles. The first five in a 1983 Camaro z28.... I was younger and dumb 😃
The Hankook tires on the Camry are not great. I upgraded to Continental Pure Contact LS tires and it drives much better. I would argue the Accord and Camry drive pretty similar with the same tires. Accord comes with better tires so in comparison, every one say Accord drives better than Camry.
Maybe, but who can say? With few exceptions, Honda engines of all sorts usually enjoy long lives. Then too, how long do you intend to own the car? You may not ever know how long a particular car lasts because you may have traded it long before it gets there.
@@rusack7174 it depends. My friend works at Honda as a mechanic he said the 1.5L Turbo is a chicken shit. The 2.0L Turbo is a much better engine. They should have kept the V6.
And!!!! After the 3 year warranty or 36,000 miles mark believe both vehicles will start having problems but less headaches on the camry. To many moving parts on the accord engine
I think the honda accord is an exciting beautiful, younger, hotter car. But tom, i think ill be going home with a camry, if we Get a good deal, Because im not rich and i do not want the drama and headache if something breaks. Long term ownership is what we are after for our starting family. Maybe in 5 years ill come back for a honda.
Depending on where your located you might get lucky. But you pretty much have to put a deposit on their incoming or just outright order. I had to put a $500 deposit on my Honda sport 2.0. I have no idea when it will be in. I called over 15 dealerships. (out of state too, but a lot aren't even selling out of state.)
Owned a Camry 2020 SE Nightshade then switched to a 2022 Accord EX-L followed by a trade in for the 2.0 Touring Accord. I sold the touring after two months. Both the EX-L and Touring were sold within 2500 miles. Although the Accord is a better looking vehicle, Camry is more reliable and presents a more refined ride on local and highway. While the Camry is bland, entry level vehicles offer a naturally aspirated 4 cylinder without a CVT. The interior of the Camry felt firm and something that would last a very long time. On my EX-L, my brake pedal had play within the first 1000 miles, the dash rattled, the aluminum trim on the front of car was already starting to fall off(no accidents/bumps) and the turbo lag was very noticeable. The 2.0 touring had issues with turbo lag, rattling dash, and extremely uncomfortable seats. I began to question myself and conducted more research. The dash rattle and uncomfortable leather seats are common issues with the Accord. While Hondas in the past have been reliable, many car enthusiasts are beginning to acknowledge the degrading quality of materials newer Honda models incorporate. I plan to go back to Toyota.
Lots of information about the colors and toys inside but you never hit on the most important part of the cars........ The ride. I test drove the Accord and Toyota and we purchased the Toyota based on a nicer ride..... That said they are both great cars. I bought the hybrid..... 52 miles per gal. Can't beat it and paid just over 30,000 for it.
Any day any time i would chose camry over accord. Here in dubai i have seen hundreds of camry as taxis which have ran 600,000 to 700,000 kms and still running without any problems. in UAE Every taxi company prefer camry over any other car.
I have had three Hondas. I am driving a 2009 Honda Accord and I am very happy with it. This being said, I don't like how Honda is moving to Turbo charged engines.
I was cross shopping between these two, one Honda dealership has a crazy dealer options for almost $9k on their 1.5t, went to Toyota next door and got lucky found few SE without dealer options, after few hours in the dealer, finally set the price for 31k otd. I don’t know if it’s me, when I test drive both cars, I feel the 1.5t has really weak acceleration compared to Camry, and the Camry feels way more responsive , I know the 2.0t is super nice, but it’s just out of my budget lol
Ideally both cars would've been black. It's tough to have a light baby blue vs black. I know that the Camry only offers bold colors except the white. Honda offers all different colors that's appealing to other demographics.
The Camry is dated, but that’s the reason it’s reliable. It’s just functional and that’s not a bad thing. The accord is just better looking and more exciting IMO.
So, which would you pick? Would you be concerned with Honda and its 1.5t engine problems. 2.0t trim is out of my budget. I’m asking, because I’m in the market for a car.
@@alvinsimba734 I definitely drive my cars long term, till they become too expensive to maintain. Definitely leaning towards the Camry. Thanks for your input.
The only downside for me on the camry to be honest is the dated interior, 7 inch infotainment, dated dash which the hondas have pretty much dialed in. Thats pretty much it. Engine wise, ill go with the toyotas
It depends what the customer likes, the Camry has space for adults in rear seat, the Accord has less room in rear seats for adults. The Camry is quieter on highway than the accord. The 2.0 Turbo engine and 10 speed transmission in Accord is superior to the 2.5 liter and 8 speed transmission in Camry. The Camry can be had in AWD the Honda does not. Honestly if I had to choose one it would be the Accord, it’s a lot more fun to drive than the Camry and it’s still incredibly reliable. Accord 2.0 Turbo, 10 speed transmission, if it came with AWD there would be no reason to buy any other sedan.
The Honda Accord Touring 2.0T wins hands down, even over the Toyota Camry XSE V6. Another vehicle that sits between them is the Mazda6. The rest of the under $40k midsize car segment are garbage. No one cares about Hybrid and EV's.
Honda offers no turbo I4 that in any way matches the V6 they used to make or the Toyota's V6. Is there anyone here gullible enough to think that a turbo I4 will be as reliable as a NA V6 and if so do you also think you'll be able to stay out of boost enough to actually get the claimed MPG? Honda's interior looks and feels nicer but the car is still louder inside than a Camry. I shopped Accord V6 vs Camry V6 when I bought my '16. The Accord sounded like a window was cracked when it wasn't. Ridiculous. Back then the best Accord was the I4 Sport with a 6M. What a wonderful car for about 22G.
Im going to be purchasing a car soon. I am trying to decide between a 2022 Honda Accord Touring 2.0 and a 2022 Toyota Camry XSE 6 cyl. Im having a hard time deciding which to get.
I was in the same boat as you. I was stuck between the Accord 2.0t or the Camry xse v6 and i went for the Camry. i test drove the Honda first and really loved it. All the standard features and safety features. But once i test drove the V6 Camry I fell in love. I just feel like it was more solid on the road and i love V6's. not really a fan of the 4 cylinders. But the accords are very nice.
I was also confused but i choose accord sports 2.0t and i am proudly says thats my best choice ever and i have same colour the guy showing in the video its called sonic grey pearl , in nights its look fire 🔥
Too old japanese look , Camry is a more of a American car now with a longer reputation of reliability and Quality, Turbos suck , drive one in high humidity or rain for a long period of time stalling issues , also hondas have thin paint , look it up , if you want a fast car honda is not it sorry, accord and Camry are to take you and the car pool to work and save gas and family trips ,thats why toyota doesnt make base camry something it not , they have Supra for that
Before Honda dropped the manual trans for 2021 it wouldn’t even be worth a debate, that alone makes accord > Camry, but since they did? Still prefer Honda much more over Toyota when it comes to cars they’re typically better handling, higher revving, more fun to drive more sport less luxury. I’m sure the Camry rides better & is quieter inside.
Useless review. Drive each and let us know which one is quiet. Which one has better transmission shifting... telling me the specs puts me to sleep. I want the details
I’d go accord hands down without even thinking about it You can’t even name a single area where the Camry is better. You can’t even name a single Toyota that’s best in class. Not one. Nada. Nil. Zip. None. Go ahead. Try to. I’ll wait. Try all you want. Buy you’ll quickly see your logic is flawed Meanwhile in accord you can easily name any area that’s class leading. Because it really is. It’s better than a Camry in every way possible to man: Exterior design Interior design Materials quality Fit and finish Luxury Technology Handling Performance Comfort Braking Chassis dynamics Suspension polish Practicality Value
@@competitiveautomotive5457 50 thousand? Let me know when you get 400k, like my 1995 Camry had. Good luck! Oh, I have an accord. And 50k miles? 😂😂😂😂😂. Any car can get that. So, let me know when you get over 400 ok? NICE TRY!
@@thomasjohn6041 let me know when a 2020 Camry has better quality and better polish all around than the accord. Oh wait. I’ll save you time. It’ll never happen
2017 and earlier, Toyota Camrys were excellent cars. But then in 2018, Toyota turned something good and made it into something awful. Don't even consider 2018 and newer 4-cyl Camrys. They have no balls and perform poorly on mountain roads. In automatic mode, they take too long to recover from a traffic stop or accelerate onto a freeway.
I'm an absolute fan of Toyota. And I just love the fact that they are the leader of hybrid cars BUT they don't have any Hybrid Sport car, they stick with good recipes like we love. Toyota knows that Hybrids are good, but they don't want this in
their sport cars because it's killing the passion of a sport car. I just admire this brand
I liked how your cats were beating the heck out of each other behind you and it was ‘business as usual’.😂👍
😆😆😆
I love the accord because of its sportiness; but I’ll buy the Camry because of the AWD and pano roof, better in those harsh winter days
I have a '20 Accord Touring 2.0T and I couldn't be more delighted with it. Awesome car! I have no regrets buying it. So fun to drive. I've had it for a year now and I still look forward to driving it every single day.
Andy does the 2.0 Accord turbo come with a lot of extra features?? Leather seats?
Oh, how long is the trunk? Looking to put 2 sets golf clubs straight across
@@4nlover635 I believe it has heated and cooled seats
@@4nlover635 yes it does & it’s fully loaded , I got the 2.0 touring too its fun to drive and good overall car
Accord !! Had my Honda Accord Sport 2013 since brand new. Still love it !! My daughter in law just bought a new Honda Sport 2022 beautiful car. If hers is as good as mine has been she will never regret it 🥰
Does it even matter anymore, you can’t find these vehicles with a search warrant at dealerships, let alone trying to test drive to make the comparison….
I have a 2017 Honda Accord Touring V6, and I absolutely love it! It has lots of power and comfort. For me I always knew Toyota is the most reliable all around car on average, but Honda has always got my attention with their reliable engines and sporty looks, both cars are great cars in my opinion. It basically comes down to what the buyer is looking for, so there’s no loser in this situation between two awesome and respected manufacturers.
Having bought a '19 Accord with the same powertrain I have been very pleased. The engine is quite spunky when you want it to be, just goes about its business, quiet and smooth. I easily can get into the low 30's mpg around town and mid-forties cruising on the open road. Power delivery is quite linear but of course if you punch it at low revs there is a moment of turbo lag. But with peak torque coming in at 1,600rpm and extending out through the rev range, it has some oomph!
Toyota is the best always when it comes resale value
Had same generation Toyota Camry (2020) and traded it for a 2022 Honda Accord - Accord feels so much more substantial and upscale than the Camry. Nice legs!
Both cars are so awesome Honda accord got a beautiful blue color with black wheels. Toyota Camry black car with black wheels that's cool car love them both
Better value ? - Based on Interior and exterior looks? - Car reviews are supposed to be primarily on how they drive! - No driving experience and impressions? You missed the basics... Thanks anyway and best wishes.
Great point
The Accord has always been a bit more sexy and cool, and the Camry has always been more plain, boring and uncool. But the Camry is just so damn RELIABLE. The Accords are great, but I promise you that 9 out of 10 times that Accord will be in the shop before the Camry. I've owned both brands, and the Hondas give out way faster then Toyotas. But it's a weird problem, the Honda will have problems, but it still runs because of how well made everything is, whereas a Toyota rarely has serious problems besides routine maintenace.
Actually the opposite the accord is way more reliable then that Camry
@@danielmeador1991 I don't agree. I've owned both, and I never had issues with the Camry, well past 150k. Accord gave me problems after 30k miles.
@@John-ct9zs I had an 07 accord still no problems at 200k my first car was a 2010 Camry went through 2 engines in 30k miles glad I got rid of that lemon
Nah man. I have had an Accord since 2006. It has given me exactly 0 major issue.
@@jimc3007 don’t waste your time like I did there a biased kiss ass Toyota fanboy
Own a 2022 hybrid sport Accord, definitely better driving experience than Camry, but both are great reliable cars!
I’m looking towards the Honda!
Any issues with you Accord yet? How many miles? I’m thinking about buying one but I’m not sure how reliable they are.
@@Blackhawk556. I bought 15 months ago, and I use it for Uber, almost 31 thousands miles, running smooth!!
I got a 2022 Accord SE, so much better than a Camry i test drove. Wasn't even an option after 1 min of driving with each, the Accord has really stepped up their game
I love the Accord but why is he comparing an accord “special edition” to a Camry SE and not the XSE. These two aren’t even comparable! Let’s show the all new special edition accord sport with all its features and compare it to a obviously used basic Camry with almost no features? I think it’s a bit one sided tbh
Are you saying that honda accord is a top of the line and still same price than a lower camry trim😳 in that case ill buy the honda all day long plus it has better looking 😉
@@jaurequi25 the special addition accord is the same price as a Camry SE you’re saying?
I think the competitor to the XSE would be the Accord 2.0T sport. the sport SE doesn't really have a fast motor/transmission.
To Hector, he is comparing cars at a similar price point of 30K. He says that at the beginning of the video.
@@jaurequi25 lol no it's not
Car and Driver said it the best when both of these came out in 2018: Toyota made a better Camry but Honda made a better car.
Just test drove Accord Sport, and this is one of the worst experiences I had with a car. It was too close to the ground, and the noise was beyond belief. Trust me I know Hondas well, an have owned an accord EX for 17 years, and it is wonderful car. Then I went next door and drove a Camry, and it is an amazing car, so quite, and drives like solid heavy car. I will now switch to Toyota for the first time.
I just got a new 2022 Accord 2.0t, its leagues ahead of the camry. I had a 2016 Camry and they have barely refreshed the car since then.... 2022 Camry looks cheap compared to the Accord.
For what msrp you got accord dude?
Accord > Camry, Civic > Corolla, CRV > RAV4. Toyota's are bland and boring to drive compared to Honda.
I disagree
Honda Accord by a country mile. The interior is excellent. 1st Class. The body design with 19' wheels is elegant, where Camry doesn't even come close. Male my Honda Accord the 2.0
with the 6-speed manual. Thank you very much!
I prefer the looks and power of the Accord but went with the 22 Camry LE because the Camry was cheaper(paid 27K back in January) and honestly to stay at that price point if I had bought Accord it would have to be the 1.5 CVT version and I still don't trust a CVT transmission. If money was no issue would have surely bought the Accord Sport 2.0.
Just paid 27k for grey lx 2022
@@ronbarber197 With the 1.5T and the CVT though I bet. No way you're getting a 2.0T/10AT for that price. The Sport 2.0T is the lowest trim level for that combination and it starts at almost 34K.
@@BamaTidefan1967 yup still a Honda
@@BamaTidefan1967 10 year drive train warrenty
@@ronbarber197 and CVTs are still junk, Honda or not.
The Honda Accord in the Toyota Camry has been one of the best battles since the since the 80s
2022 camry all the way had mine for a month now and glad I chose it over the Honda accord
Why? Just curious. Trying to decide between the two.
@@bhatchett13 there is a reason the camry has been the best selling mid size car for over 10 years in a row not Honda
Camry for sure!
Happy Honda Lover here 🙋♀️
Never owned an Accord but I do love it more than the Camry
Test drove Camry 4cyl xse and v6 ended up buying a brand new 2 liter 10 speed sport accord. Camry from driver seat less spacious. Infotainment and front dash very bland to me. Far as the ride I felt the 4 cyl was avg nothing that got me excited and the v6 was better but when I took the 2 liter accord out it was spacious and had more pep, better handling and interior and infotainment area alot better and up to date. This is not a jab at a Camry. Things I liked in the 4 cyl the PANO roof, AWD option, red seats and black wheels. Things I liked on v6 Camry the engine and highway ride was good. Better than the Honda? No accord very smooth cruising at 80 on highway felt like 50. Another thing I didn't like Toyota wanted 35k for the 4 banger xse. 200hp 35k and didn't want to negotiate was a turn off. Got my 2.0 10 speed accord almost 5k cheaper than the 4 cyl Camry and 10k cheaper than the Camry V6.
I have Toyotas since 1993
The screen on the Honda and Toyota reminds me of a etch a sketch lol
I think what makes the Camry worth a look is the 4 wheel drive
I think what makes the accord worth sacrificing AWD is literally everything
@@competitiveautomotive5457 I like both cars. The Accord offers a lot, not things I necessarily need. I’ve spent over 30 years driving in snow to go to work and 4 wheel drive is nice to have especially as you get older. Having said that most of those years I drove front wheel drive vehicles. The first five in a 1983 Camaro z28.... I was younger and dumb 😃
Camry!
The Hankook tires on the Camry are not great. I upgraded to Continental Pure Contact LS tires and it drives much better. I would argue the Accord and Camry drive pretty similar with the same tires. Accord comes with better tires so in comparison, every one say Accord drives better than Camry.
Accord is a nicer car all around
Enjoy the constant cvt flushes and lower transmission life span. Its not nicer all around lol
Camry will last longer because it’s not a turbo. Accord is more fun to drive and more Chances it gets stolen.
Maybe, but who can say? With few exceptions, Honda engines of all sorts usually enjoy long lives. Then too, how long do you intend to own the car? You may not ever know how long a particular car lasts because you may have traded it long before it gets there.
@@rusack7174 it depends. My friend works at Honda as a mechanic he said the 1.5L Turbo is a chicken shit. The 2.0L Turbo is a much better engine. They should have kept the V6.
@@omt4293 Not sure what that means? You'll need to provide specific details. The Honda turbo engines have only been out since '16.
When did the accords with turbos first come out was it 2018 or 19 or 20? Do we have any examples of owners who have high mileage on those turbos
@@rusack7174 it means the 1.5L turbo can break down. Not a very good engine.
The 2.0 L is much better. That’s all folks
Honda 1.5 "nightmare" engine. Oil using, engine wearing piece of junk. Rest of the car is good.
That CVT transmission is like driving a golf cart 🛒 🛒⛳⛳..😂🤣😂
And!!!! After the 3 year warranty or 36,000 miles mark believe both vehicles will start having problems but less headaches on the camry. To many moving parts on the accord engine
@John Duck dang lol, our toyota and honda dealers here have a lifetime powertrain warranty with no extra charge on them
You mention DRL (daytime running lights) are put there to accent the car but where I live they are required by law just like seatbelts.
AH, CAMRY, 4-SURE!!😎😎
I think the honda accord is an exciting beautiful, younger, hotter car. But tom, i think ill be going home with a camry, if we Get a good deal, Because im not rich and i do not want the drama and headache if something breaks. Long term ownership is what we are after for our starting family. Maybe in 5 years ill come back for a honda.
I've owned both vehicles. I currently own a 2019 Accord sport 2.0 which I think is much nicer than the Camry.
After taking a break, I’m Popping back over to the video. I want a new Accord Hybrid. None has been in stock for months.
Depending on where your located you might get lucky. But you pretty much have to put a deposit on their incoming or just outright order. I had to put a $500 deposit on my Honda sport 2.0. I have no idea when it will be in. I called over 15 dealerships. (out of state too, but a lot aren't even selling out of state.)
Camry baby...yeeeeaaah😎
Old head
Spring chicken
You should’ve compared the accord to the xse Camry
Accord is too fancy.
Camry is better car for longevity
Honda is better car if you want speed and don't care how long the engine lasts
Base Camry is still faster
@@ThatCarGuy2 doubt it
Based on the statistics, yes
I’ll take a Toyota engine over a Honda any day .
Lol you dont know what a better car looks like
This is the worst looking Honda Accord ever made.. They also have a lousy 1.5 turbo and the terrible CVT transmission.. not much to like.,🤮
I think the Toyota is the most boring car that I have ever seen. Honda will be my next purchase.
Owned a Camry 2020 SE Nightshade then switched to a 2022 Accord EX-L followed by a trade in for the 2.0 Touring Accord. I sold the touring after two months. Both the EX-L and Touring were sold within 2500 miles. Although the Accord is a better looking vehicle, Camry is more reliable and presents a more refined ride on local and highway. While the Camry is bland, entry level vehicles offer a naturally aspirated 4 cylinder without a CVT. The interior of the Camry felt firm and something that would last a very long time. On my EX-L, my brake pedal had play within the first 1000 miles, the dash rattled, the aluminum trim on the front of car was already starting to fall off(no accidents/bumps) and the turbo lag was very noticeable. The 2.0 touring had issues with turbo lag, rattling dash, and extremely uncomfortable seats. I began to question myself and conducted more research. The dash rattle and uncomfortable leather seats are common issues with the Accord. While Hondas in the past have been reliable, many car enthusiasts are beginning to acknowledge the degrading quality of materials newer Honda models incorporate. I plan to go back to Toyota.
Nothing like a camry.
Lots of information about the colors and toys inside but you never hit on the most important part of the cars........ The ride. I test drove the Accord and Toyota and we purchased the Toyota based on a nicer ride..... That said they are both great cars. I bought the hybrid..... 52 miles per gal. Can't beat it and paid just over 30,000 for it.
Any day any time i would chose camry over accord. Here in dubai i have seen hundreds of camry as taxis which have ran 600,000 to 700,000 kms and still running without any problems. in UAE Every taxi company prefer camry over any other car.
accord is good ❤️👍
Camry is better⚜️🏆🏆🏆🎖️
Number one seller ..⚜️🏆
I have had three Hondas. I am driving a 2009 Honda Accord and I am very happy with it. This being said, I don't like how Honda is moving to Turbo charged engines.
This video has nothing to do with accords and Camry’s from 10 years ago you numbskull
I was cross shopping between these two, one Honda dealership has a crazy dealer options for almost $9k on their 1.5t, went to Toyota next door and got lucky found few SE without dealer options, after few hours in the dealer, finally set the price for 31k otd. I don’t know if it’s me, when I test drive both cars, I feel the 1.5t has really weak acceleration compared to Camry, and the Camry feels way more responsive , I know the 2.0t is super nice, but it’s just out of my budget lol
Not sure if it is a fair comparison of 1.5 ltr engine to a 2.5 ltr engine when Honda offers a 2.0 ltr..
The 2.0 honda turbo competes with the N/A 3.5 Camry.
The 2.5 camry and 1.5t accord are more direct competitors
I have the 2022 honda and I love it
Ideally both cars would've been black. It's tough to have a light baby blue vs black. I know that the Camry only offers bold colors except the white. Honda offers all different colors that's appealing to other demographics.
The Camry is dated, but that’s the reason it’s reliable. It’s just functional and that’s not a bad thing. The accord is just better looking and more exciting IMO.
So, which would you pick? Would you be concerned with Honda and its 1.5t engine problems. 2.0t trim is out of my budget. I’m asking, because I’m in the market for a car.
@@sherrikwhiteside6107 just get a camry you will be happier long term unless you someone who switches cars every 3 to 5 years
@@alvinsimba734 I definitely drive my cars long term, till they become too expensive to maintain. Definitely leaning towards the Camry. Thanks for your input.
@@sherrikwhiteside6107 good choice. Myself I had to choose civic vs Corolla back in 2020 and ended up with corolla due to longevity and price.
The only downside for me on the camry to be honest is the dated interior, 7 inch infotainment, dated dash which the hondas have pretty much dialed in. Thats pretty much it. Engine wise, ill go with the toyotas
It depends what the customer likes, the Camry has space for adults in rear seat, the Accord has less room in rear seats for adults.
The Camry is quieter on highway than the accord. The 2.0 Turbo engine and 10 speed transmission in Accord is superior to the 2.5 liter and 8 speed transmission in Camry.
The Camry can be had in AWD the Honda does not.
Honestly if I had to choose one it would be the Accord, it’s a lot more fun to drive than the Camry and it’s still incredibly reliable.
Accord 2.0 Turbo, 10 speed transmission, if it came with AWD there would be no reason to buy any other sedan.
I was in orlando with my gf last year ubered in an 2021 accord im 6’0 and had no problem with space in the back lmfao
Unless you have the 1.5 "Nightmare" engine.
@@boatdesigner12 …I heard about the fuel dilution issues. I won’t touch that engine if you have me the car for nothing.
What do you mean “It’s a lot more fun to drive” It could be more fun for you, but not for others. That’s not rational example in my opinion
Why use the 1.5 ?
2.0
Honda is superior
The Honda Accord Touring 2.0T wins hands down, even over the Toyota Camry XSE V6. Another vehicle that sits between them is the Mazda6. The rest of the under $40k midsize car segment are garbage. No one cares about Hybrid and EV's.
Which has the more comfortable seats in your opinion? FWIW, I’m 6ft 200lbs.
Hondas have horrible seats, you will have a stiff neck / back
Yeah Camry seats are better.
I like the Mazda 6 better than both, but no 22 version so I’d go Accord over the Camry
Mazda 6 slow asf
Mazdas are garbage🤮
@@BlackCat-zd7qm and uglier as well
Come on Honda, give us the AWD!
Honda offers no turbo I4 that in any way matches the V6 they used to make or the Toyota's V6. Is there anyone here gullible enough to think that a turbo I4 will be as reliable as a NA V6 and if so do you also think you'll be able to stay out of boost enough to actually get the claimed MPG? Honda's interior looks and feels nicer but the car is still louder inside than a Camry. I shopped Accord V6 vs Camry V6 when I bought my '16. The Accord sounded like a window was cracked when it wasn't. Ridiculous. Back then the best Accord was the I4 Sport with a 6M. What a wonderful car for about 22G.
I want both so bad
31k for 1.5L 4 cylinder CVT…
Profile on the Camry look cleans but the Accords looks like a big ass clown shoe I really hate what they did to it.
What dealer did you go see the Accord at ?
60 pct of video is on wheels and trims. Is that what car s are reduced to??
The blacked out wheels dont last. They are powder coated and dont hold up. I want chrome
Im going to be purchasing a car soon. I am trying to decide between a 2022 Honda Accord Touring 2.0 and a 2022 Toyota Camry XSE 6 cyl. Im having a hard time deciding which to get.
I was in the same boat as you. I was stuck between the Accord 2.0t or the Camry xse v6 and i went for the Camry. i test drove the Honda first and really loved it. All the standard features and safety features. But once i test drove the V6 Camry I fell in love. I just feel like it was more solid on the road and i love V6's. not really a fan of the 4 cylinders. But the accords are very nice.
Alicia if you care about luxury then purchase the Honda accord. However if reliability is at the top of your mind then purchase the Toyota camry.
I was also confused but i choose accord sports 2.0t and i am proudly says thats my best choice ever and i have same colour the guy showing in the video its called sonic grey pearl , in nights its look fire 🔥
I wish accord still made V6. I know Camry has V6 option
I have to get this Honda in all black, I think it would look really good
Hyundai Sonata vs Kia K5 next.
Those don't appear to be the standard wheels provided on the 2022 Accord Sport SE. Confused?
They are another set of oem honda wheels that you can choose if you want
Accord looks better
Too old japanese look , Camry is a more of a American car now with a longer reputation of reliability and Quality, Turbos suck , drive one in high humidity or rain for a long period of time stalling issues , also hondas have thin paint , look it up , if you want a fast car honda is not it sorry, accord and Camry are to take you and the car pool to work and save gas and family trips ,thats why toyota doesnt make base camry something it not , they have Supra for that
Camry looks better for me
Zia you are smoking dust because I am taking reliability and dependability to luxury cars.
Before Honda dropped the manual trans for 2021 it wouldn’t even be worth a debate, that alone makes accord > Camry, but since they did? Still prefer Honda much more over Toyota when it comes to cars they’re typically better handling, higher revving, more fun to drive more sport less luxury. I’m sure the Camry rides better & is quieter inside.
I'll admit Hondas has better handling than Toyotas.
Going with the accord
Toyota hands down, Honda has transmission issues and is turbo..
Honda will never last as long!
Useless review. Drive each and let us know which one is quiet. Which one has better transmission shifting... telling me the specs puts me to sleep. I want the details
Accord is so much better 😍💯
Dante are you ignorant. I have driven both the accord and Toyota camry TRD and I went with the camry TRD because of reliability.
Accord 1.5-2.0t transmission will last 150k miles. Camry transmission will last 350k+
I think the accord is better in my opinion.
I’m trying to decide between the 22 accord touring and 22 Camry XSE right now.
Me too!
@@ryanstaunton421 I think I’ve decided to go with Honda. 😁
@@reginaalear why
Definitely the touring, plus it’s faster, even faster than the v6 Camry
Honda,room
nice car
Camry, they do need to amp it up a little.
You need to work on your spelling😂
@@kathymohan7089 believe me ❄️ flake plenty of things I could say about you.
I’d go accord hands down without even thinking about it
You can’t even name a single area where the Camry is better. You can’t even name a single Toyota that’s best in class. Not one. Nada. Nil. Zip. None. Go ahead. Try to. I’ll wait. Try all you want. Buy you’ll quickly see your logic is flawed
Meanwhile in accord you can easily name any area that’s class leading. Because it really is. It’s better than a Camry in every way possible to man:
Exterior design
Interior design
Materials quality
Fit and finish
Luxury
Technology
Handling
Performance
Comfort
Braking
Chassis dynamics
Suspension polish
Practicality
Value
You forgot an important issue.
Reliably.
Camry reigns supreme.
@@thomasjohn6041 accords are reliable too you know
Mine has 50K miles not a single problem.
Try again 😂
@@competitiveautomotive5457 50 thousand? Let me know when you get 400k, like my 1995 Camry had. Good luck!
Oh, I have an accord. And 50k miles? 😂😂😂😂😂. Any car can get that.
So, let me know when you get over 400 ok?
NICE TRY!
@@thomasjohn6041 let me know when a 2020 Camry has better quality and better polish all around than the accord.
Oh wait. I’ll save you time. It’ll never happen
@@competitiveautomotive5457 let you know when a Camry has a better quality and polish than a Camry?
😂😂. Ok.
accord
Accord is way better
Accord > Camry
I’ll take bland , boring and dependable any day.
2017 and earlier, Toyota Camrys were excellent cars. But then in 2018, Toyota turned something good and made it into something awful. Don't even consider 2018 and newer 4-cyl Camrys. They have no balls and perform poorly on mountain roads. In automatic mode, they take too long to recover from a traffic stop or accelerate onto a freeway.
Of course the Honda! Is this comparison a joke?
1st👍
Accord over boring ass uber car camry !!!!!
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Zzzzzzzzz!