😂😂😂😂

Its more realistic because you know real life situations dont start off on the side of a straight highway (maybe sometimes) and damn well no red light intersection with speed limit of 60

@@zorya1196bro wtf are you talking about 0-60 is a common thing in cars and it’s supposed to be a straight line thing, cars perform better in a straight line you know

Fam. A turn 😂

I was thinking the same thing, he robs a second from all his 0-60 times

Maybe the base models. But tell That to all the v6 and 2.0t owners. Lol

@@M4B21S88 literally never meant to be a race car. But yeah these 2.0turbo owners and V6 accord owners think they’re in a hellcat🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 HAHA

@@16190john lol for real!

@@M4B21S88but then one guy tune his 1.5 sport fail at 40k miles I have same car but mine is all stock almost at 43k miles I’m hopping to hit close to 50k miles before getting a either newer 2.0t ( I can find one) or hybrid because I want that 500 plus miles range from Accord hybrid so I don’t have to pay $60 for full tank of gas when I need to.

@@16190johnsome modded 2.0 are faster than hellcats

Small engine in the hybrid doesn't matter, a bigger engine wouldn't matter. The gas engine only keeps the electric engine charged. The car drives off the electric engine/transmission.

@@letssee9this is not the hybrid

@@5.7_TY ooh, ok thanks. lol, I take me opinion back.

@@letssee9 also, the statement that the gas engine only keeps the electric battery or electric motor charged is incorrect. The gas motor does drive the car while the electric motor acts as a boost for the gasoline motor. This is how most if not just about all hybrid systems work.

@@16190john ok, how does fill ev mode work?

Why is that? I’m genuinely curious. I am so conflicted between them.

@@rinamarie75 Toyota fans will probably come for my throat in the comments but this is just my opinion. To start Honda treats their customers 10x better than Toyota does. Honda is also a much smaller company than Toyota this plays into their customer appreciation. This is just my personal experience. Also, honda is the number one engine manufacturer in the world. Motorcycle engines, boat engines, car engines, dirt bike and quad engines, machinery motors and so on. They really know how to build a good engine. They’ve corrected just about all the problems the 1.5l engines had. This is because they’re really good about perfecting their technology overtime. Toyotas are ugly. Look at a 2024 Corolla Cross next to a 2024 Honda hrv. The Honda HRV is just a better looking sportier and more visually appealing car. The styling of the new honda SUVS and sedans blow the Toyota’s designs out of the water. Toyota also has always been super poor in regards to their technology. It’s always 2-3 years behind their competition. Toyota also marks up their new cars way more than honda does. If you want a RAV-4 you’re going to pay way more for a mid level rav4 after all their mark ups than you would a honda CRV with more options and tech. I have a 2024 Honda HRV sport and a 2023 Honda accord EX. I’ve owned 7 Hondas. A 1998, a 2001, a 2003, a 2007, a 2018, and now a 2023 & a 2024. All the older Honda I owned all had between 200k miles all the way to 550k miles. None have EVER broken down on me, left me stranded, or had any major repairs. You take care of a Honda and a Honda will take care of you. The ONE Toyota I had came with a stack of maintenance records and after two months threw an engine rod on me and went straight to the scrap yard. In my opinion Honda makes better engines and Toyota makes better transmissions. You really can’t go wrong with either one as far as reliability goes I just probably had one bad Toyota experience. it’s just about which brand you like better. If you buy a Honda and don’t want to worry about ANY extra maintenance I would stick with a second generation Honda HRV 2.0l. Honda makes the best 2.0l non turbo engine in the entire world. It’s the Honda Civic engine. If you want a sedan I would stick with a Honda Civic LX with the 2.0l engine. I like the HRV better because the new ones only come with a 2.0l engine even if you go fully loaded.

Get the 2014 Honda accord v6 is Hondas best car now

@@16190johndang bro wrote a college essay 😂 nah I agree Hondas are great cars and very similar in many aspects to Toyota. Both very reliable and economical, it just comes down to consumer preference for styling. For instance I would disagree with you about the crv and corolla cross, I think they both look great but I like the cross a little more

it don’t really have problems it’s just the donuts that buy them don’t know how to maintain them i saw one with over 600k miles it’s on youtube he only had to replace the dumb cvt

It's about 8-9 seconds

​@meatball4409 definitely better than 8 to 9. Low 7's which is plenty

@@meatball4409it’s well below 8-9 seconds

car and driver says 7.3 but in the real word probably around 8.5

And I’d rather take the Camry v6 any day over this

@@00lexuses300 ohh me too. I’d even take the base 4 cyl and 8 speed auto over this lol

@@jxmar_ currently have a 23 accord as a rental while my 2000 mustang is in the shop being fixed and the accord is actually pretty comfortable. The ride isn’t harsh either. Funny thing is when I turned off the car it said in the gauges system update available. I DIED laughing

@@00lexuses300 damn they already have 23s in rental lots?🥴

@@jxmar_ yep!

How’d it do?

@AJAY-21 the acceleration feels good in sport mode. Good enough to be passed the speed limit while entering a highway entrance, but not fast enough to peel out not fast like racing, but definitely quicker than and old kis soul that has to build up speed gradually.

@@letssee9 what was 0-60 time?

Most car makers are because of the tax incentives

@@16190johnI hate it

Here’s a challenge: Make a comment that actually has something to do with this video

Bro what 💀🤣

Yes

the new accord is bigger and heavier, thats why its slower

1st gen accord still faster

This isn’t a downgrade because the 1.5T isn’t replacing the 2.0T 😒

@@MidwestPisces It literally has. The 2.0T now is a hybrid and is paired to a cvt instead of the lighting fast bulletproof 10 speed. You can only get the 2.0T now on the highest trim

its not a race car, its an economy car

@@jackhglass Why’s the guy running it like it is then? Why even bring up the 0-60 on an “economy car” at all? Answer those two questions for me genius😂

@@stupefyingyourmind6929 ok ill answer those two questions for you, he's running the car like this to show ppl who may want this car how fast it accelerates for merging or passing. Bringing up the 0-60 on an economy car is actually very important to know when looking for a car because most people would like to know an estimate of how fast the car is before buying it or test drive.

@@stupefyingyourmind6929 if you had a car to drive, or earned a living and required a car, you would know that the acceleration times for any car, whether supercar or super slow car, are all important to know.

@@stupefyingyourmind6929 everyone does 0-60s on every and any type of car. there's even people doing 0-60s on scooters so calm down