Thank you Appreciated it !!

Agreed. Best explanation ever.

Congratulations on your new Accord !

Tell me how fantastic the car is after your first flat tire. No spare, donut or otherwise.

@@9546aw your insurance should offer free tow or I pay 100 miles for 3 tow per month for an extra $6. Or AAA monthly. Stop being cheap

@@9546awbuy ur own 😮

So did I! 😊

Nice ! good to hear you are enjoying your Accord !

How is the tire noise?

@@cod4rtire noise is ok. Not class leading. Would recommend the Toyota Crown for more a more-quiet ride.

A/C vents are under the seats.

Sounds Good Early congratulations !!

Black with tinted windows

Honestly it comes down to how your pressing on the gas and using the regenerative braking to get most of the Hybrid

Ex-L has 17 inch wheels vs 19 on both Sports & Touring. Ex-L has vents & connectivity in back...Sports does not

@@traciboozer5764 thank you

Feature wise they both have the same features, The Difference is that all the chrome on the EX-L is black out in the Sport L and also the wheels are 19 inch black wheels. Also you get a Decklid Spoiler on the Sport L. Inside instead of having a grey headliner like the EX-L it will be Black and the Paddles will be the Sport (chrome) peddles on the Sport L. Reason the Price difference is not that much is about A $500 difference.

Go with EX-L for more mpg and sensors around the car.. Go with Sports for the looks. No sensors around the car.

is just using the regenerating braking

@@CarTechInsider97 Thanks, I was wondering about it. How many miles do you have to drive to get the battery 🔋 to full charge?

Honestly it depends on the Driver since is about the Regenerating braking and how you press on the Gas since I try to use the batteries more then the engine so when I speed up I dont step on it. Its kinda hard to explain lol

No the Sport L does not come with heated Mirrors

Sport L does have heated side mirrors.

no it come with a repair kit and you can also use it as a air pump in case one of your tires needs air.

Almost done paying off my first car about to get a hybrid so tired of getting 22mpg 😭‼️

@@mylesw2424 damn it which one you have?

What are some thing that you dont like about the Accord EX ? If you dont mind me asking.

Accord V6 ?

@@CarTechInsider97 no, Just Accord regular EX trim.

Yes I do agree with at least if they can added as options. I get the spare tire on the hybrid to have less weight in the car to make it more fuel efficient and you can still us XM radio thru the app in carplay/android auto

I have personal experience with the lack of a spare tire. NEVER, NEVER, NEVER would I ever have a car with no spare, just a can of shaving cream or a pump. Is having a spare tire going to take the 49 MPG to 20MPG? If it goes from 49MPG to 48MPG1 , isn't it worth it when you are stuck in the middle of nowhere. I was stuck for more than 8 hours before a rescue tow truck could make it. In the process the tow truck seriously damaged the transmission. The entire escapade cost me in excess of $3,000 just and a day out of my life because the car did not have a spare tire. The argument that the reason for no spare is that it would destroy the gas milage is bogus. The Spare Tire Kit from Honda weighs 40 Pounds, remove the Air pump and repair kit that does come with the car and you save 20 pounds. Twenty Pounds extra weight is not going to make the milage go from 50 MPG to 30 MPG. It may drop from 50MPG to 49.95MPG

The Accord has always been Honda’s vehicle to give you the most bang for the buck. I have a 2006 Accord that has a radio that crushed the 2013 Accord Sport radio, but the 2013 was still awesome, just that Honda had to save $ somewhere. This tradition will continue. Many new cars don’t have a spare. It is a bad feeling if you have a flat that cannot be sealed with the can, but in reality a spare is very rarely used.

Many drivers may never have a flat, but why make having a flat a possible life and death situation? I had a 2009 CTS with no spare, just a can of shaving cream. I was out in the middle of nowhere when i accidently ran over a small piece of metal sticking up from the curb on an entrance ramp to a small shopping center. It made a cut on the sidewall so the shaving cream was useless. I had to call for help and 8 hours later a tow truck showed up. The tow dragged my car for 50 miles to a tire shop (which was closed). I had to stay at a Motel 6 overnight to wait for the shop to re-open. It was only later that i learned the tow truck had destroyed the transmission. It cost $3,000 to fix the transmission. And NO the Tow truck refused to pay for the repairs pointing to a small print clause that said they were not responsible. The Warrantee on the car wouldn't cover since the damage was deliberate. Don't tell me that not having a spare is a nothing deal. This entire adventure cost me $3,250 plus a day taken out of my life I can never get back. All to save the manufacturer $100 in the cost of manufacture?

@@9546aw I feel for you, but still side with manufacturers when they decide to exclude a spare. I have had a blowout and put the spare on when it was dark and raining. In hindsight I put my life at risk and should have just driven on the wheel. My wheel was replaceable, but not my life.

I do miss the 2.0T. I wanted to buy the manual Accord with the 2.0T buy then Honda discontinued it . Thank you appreciate it

All good things must come to an end. The 2.0 didn’t sell well enough nor was it efficient enough for Honda’s liking.