My mom has a 2016 Honda Accord...I honestly hate it. I do love the overall vehicles response, the legs/head space it has, and the dual climate control. But I'm pretty sure NASA has less buttons then that car, it's far from convenient (I counted over 45 buttons). The front cup holders suck because the middle console lid slightly hovers over it. So you will constantly knock off lids. Nothing like fresh extra hot coffee burning you a$$ in the morning. If you are parked up hill you better hold onto that door cause it will close at the slightest pressure and it is going to come at your legs like a sludge hammer. The AC noise from the unit is also slightly noticeable in the cabin. Older ears won't hear it but younger ears will. There is no trunk release button on the trunk, so you will be fiddling with the keys to open the trunk or you'll have to pull the cabin lever. The dash screen is also pretty cheap looking, it reminds me of the first generation of touch screen phones. Sitting in the drivers seat is comfortable, but the passenger seat is not. I'm 5'10 and it feels like I'm sitting in those elementary school chairs. The windows also don't roll all the way down on any of the windows. It looks like it, but they dont. You'll realize once you go to put you arm out and hit your funny bone or you go to rest your arm and it starts digging into you. I actually called Honda after buying it just to make sure it was normal and yap it's a thing. Then there is also the driver side mirror. It has this horrible "blind spot" flim on it that has a horrible fun house effect, but you do eventually ignore it. Again I'm also 5"10 and it's not easy getting out of it, its very low to the ground (it's earned the name hobbit car) You kind of have to do this little sit up and roll at the same time thing. I ride horses for a living and getting off of them is easier. Also strongly advise installed halogen or LED headlights. Sense it is so low you do lose visibility. Idk maybe I've been spoiled with my Kia SUV. But Honda, especially a Accord is a no for me. Fun to drive for a short time, but I spend most of my time in the car and it definitely wouldn't cut it. But my mom loves the car (except she also hates the cup holders, driver side mirror and no trunk button). Like any car your buying, test drive it and fiddle with everything. What works for one may not work for another.

Great review!

I think I’m sold this might be my first car thank you

Finally my brother got his, I’m in love 😍

I have a 08 tl type s and it’s crazy they sound basically the same

I have the 2017 Touring, excellent car overall. And yes I have to agree the fuel economy is pretty good considering the amount of power the V6 makes. My biggest complaint is the audio system does not sound premium at all. Mid range and bass leave a lot to be desired. I had a Camry before with the JBL audio system and it sounded a lot better.

I do not regret my purchase of my 2017 V6 Touring

🔥🔥 9.5

206k miles on my 2016 Accord Sport since i bought it new. My only complaints are needing a bit more leg room (Im 6'3"). Before my Accord I had a 2006 Toyota Avalon.. That Avalon could not be beat. It had power, comfort, and reliability. Obviously a mich more expensive car when new.

I have a 2016 exl v6 It is the best car I have ever owned

Im looking to buy a 2016 V6 Touring with 114km on it for 23k is it worth the price or should I just invest my money elsewhere?

what percent tint is that?

How much was the v6? I bought 2017 touring i4 recently as well. The i4 is also very smooth. I got i4 because of daily commute and belt/water pump cost on v6. The 16/17 accord is a great looking car and a smart buy in 2020.

4 cil better than the v6 because is more reliable and comes with chain and not belt

I own a 2016 touring v6 and i fell like it shifts hard. Has anyone else experience this. When slowing down and shifts down you can really feel the down shifts.

i have the same color and engine. mine shifts hard

Would this be a good car for a new driver?

This video is recorded in Ottawa right ? 😂😂

nice accent