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Theres nothing like a Honda - 2016 Honda Accord
By Martin Dungca - May 17 - 4:14 amI have had a 1989 Honda for 18 years with over 120,000 miles. Other than regular maintenance, and the drive chain replacement at 86,000 miles, never had a problem. Reliability , dependability, and durability are important to me. I like the technology in the 2016 Honda, especially the navigation, the garage door opener (dont have to fumble for the clicker, but keep it on a FOB, just in case) and using my USB with all my music. It is a great car all around.
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The car that makes me smile :) - 2016 Honda Accord
By Accord driver - May 10 - 1:28 pmWe were looking for most reliable, comfortable, low maintenance cost car that would drive tall guy from A to B. It should be powerful and with good MPG… We have tested Optima, Sonata, Mazda 6, Outback, Escape & Avalon. I fell in love with Accord 2016...Instantly, so I am biased now :). From the moment I sit in a car it was easy to see myself driving it. About Accord: 1) I do like 2016 design for its aggressive front stylish rear and sporty sides. Beautifully designed front grill and wheels. 2) I do like Android connectivity. Based on reviews I was looking for EX-L with no navigation and sensing. I love my google map on Galaxy and Honda gives you an amazing technology to “mirror” your screen for several apps like Pandora, Google map, Amazon music, Phone/text etc simply connect it by USB cord (1.5 amp). I love google map (free updates) so there is no need to pay extra for Honda navigation & its expensive updates. Also Bluetooth works just fine when my galaxy connected via cord… not sure about IPhone. BTW, it does connect Skype conversation which is amazing. 3) Speech recognition is very friendly! Click on microphone and send message to any number while driving … it’s pretty accurate. 4) I do love power of V6 and automatic transmission. It’s beyond Optima &Sonata options with much better fuel efficiency. (Honda’s 278 HP and 21/34 mpg VS Korean 2.0 turbo with 20/ 31mpg). When you click economizer button accord makes it even more efficient. With V6 it does turn off 3 cylinders on a freeway and my avg mpg is about 40 or higher. 5) It’s Quiet. It’s a truly quiet vehicle. We test drove Optima & Sonata and the road noise was a killer. We could not hear each other… no exaggerations. May be a little. 6) Also Honda sound system is amazing! EX-L does have 7 speaker system (6+1) and the quality is outstanding much better then Infinity system in Kia. Pandora Jazz#$%^& just phenomenal. 7) We saw very good Mazda 6 reviews online but we didn’t like the car. 8) We think Honda Accord has made a big step forward in design while nice & attractive Optima became more & more boring and Camry… what have you done!? 9) Acceleration is amazing, turning radius is good. 2nd row is super roomy (5’11” person sits very comfy behind driver). 10) Good Michelin tires with pretty 17” discs. 11) Crosstour was an option as well but price was higher and it’s discontinued… First tank of gas gave us 26 mpg avg fuel efficiency. With second one we have a little above 28. We do like exterior white color a lot. It comes with ivory interior which is nice but requires a bit of cleaning.
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Honda 2016 Sens Accord - 2016 Honda Accord
By Orlando Armaswalker - April 27 - 5:07 amRoad sensor is very good, though it puts too much distance between you and the car in front of you, annoying drivers behind you.
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Active safety at reasonable price - 2016 Honda Accord
By Harold Manasa - March 12 - 10:19 amFor under $25k, the Honda Accord LX CVT sensing has active braking and lane mitigation. Too bad, theres no audio or active braking when backing up. Quality of interior materials is not up to VW standards, but, much more car for the money, and should be reliable. Also, the views out of the car are better than most these days.
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Active safety at reasonable price - 2016 Honda Accord
By Harold Manasa - March 12 - 10:19 amFor under $25k, the Honda Accord LX CVT sensing has active braking and lane mitigation. Too bad, theres no audio or active braking when backing up. Quality of interior materials is not up to VW standards, but, much more car for the money, and should be reliable. Also, the views out of the car are better than most these days.
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traded a 14 sport for a 16 sport - 2016 Honda Accord
By JV - March 2 - 9:37 amthis isnt just a refresh. its as if honda paid strict attention to complaints and addressed nearly all of them. very well done. highly recommended buy.
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"The Best Bang for You Buck" - 2016 Honda Accord
By BillJack - January 21 - 2:00 amI have owned many many cars over my last 50 years & the 2016 Honda Accord Sport Sedan has to be right up there with the Higher Priced Vehicles on the Market today. It just is the Best Bang for Your Dollar....... A True 5 Star Automobile......
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2016 Accord V6 EX-L with Nav, etc. - 2016 Honda Accord
By Ron Duvall - January 3 - 11:04 amThe only feature of this car I do not like is the infotainment system, which is overly complex and unintuitive. Also, be sure to make the dealer FULLY demonstrate the use of this hodge-podge system. Otherwise, a great drivers car, even for tall people.
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Reliable Comfort at Reasonable Price - 2016 Honda Accord
By James Bluemle - November 26 - 8:16 amIf you are looking for a car that performs the way you would expect a higher priced model to behave, such as an Acura or Lexus, but at a more reasonable price, this is the car for you. If you really want to stomp on it the car will really go. But we are much gentler drivers and have only put 10,000 on the car in a little over a year. It is the first new car we have purchased that has not had even a single nit-picky issue during those 12 months. Navigation and Honda Sensing function effectively once you become accustomed to using them, and accept the fact that they are merely "driver assist" features and dont expect more. We are completely satisfied with the value it offers for the price we paid.
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Honda has set the bar high! - 2016 Honda Accord
By Matt - November 4 - 12:14 pmIll keep this short and highlight what I love and what I dont. 1. This car is surprisingly quick, yet capable of 34+ mpg on the highway. Ive even seen 35+ if I keep my speed around 65mph 2. Beautiful car. I will freely admit that previous versions of the Accord look like grandma cars. Not this one though. Very, very sharp. Im not a huge fan of the Acura-looking grill, but it doesnt take anything away from the package. 3. Very comfortable seats, well laid out interior, tons of technology and safety options. Some flaws - the stereo system in the top of the line model should be MUCH better than what it is. Very unimpressed with it thusfar. Just poor sound all around; the sound quality Id expect in a $20K automobile. Ive actually considered replacing all the speakers with aftermarket options. 4. The cylinder deactivation provides a huge boost in gas mileage on the highway, but occasionally have some odd pedal feedback when my foot is lightly on the gas. It also, as expected, makes the car a bit unresponsive - especially on hills. 5. Some of the safety features like lane-departure and collision avoidance are bit on the annoying side. I actually shut off the lane-departure system. Navigation, carplay, etc are all great options, although the dual-screen arrangement seems redundant. Paddle shifters, or a manual mode for the transmission would be a nice plus on the V-6 model. Guess you have to buy an overpriced Acura for that though. 6. The drivers side mirror needs better blind-spot notification - for now, its a modified view on the side mirror, while the passenger side has a camera. WTH? Just put sensors on both sides? The camera is a nice addition though. Again, probably something to separate the Honda from the Acura.. All things considered, this is a great car. Very quick, agile, and beautiful to look at. The low spot is the stereo and the rather unresponsive engine once cylinder deactivation kicks in. I give it 8.5 stars out of 10.
