In their latest head-to-head review, the guys at Auto Guide pit two heavyweights of the American auto industry, the new Toyota Camry and the new Honda Accord, both 2013 models with the latest features.
These cars represent big improvements over their predecessors and arrive with promises of better fuel economy, interior space, safety features and dynamic styling.
Both cars come with a 4-cylinder engine, the Accord offering a 2.4L that gives 184-hp and is available with a 6-speed MT or a CVT, while the 2013 Camry has a bigger 2.5L with slightly less power that is fitted as standard with Toyota's 6-speed automatic. This offers manual gear selection which is not available on the Honda. This gives you more driving enjoyment, but also security when the roads are slippery and you can't slam the brakes.
While on paper the Honda seems like a better deal, Toyota's trim levels are much better with stitching on the dash and aluminum-look details.
Find the full review on autoguide.com
Both cars come with a 4-cylinder engine, the Accord offering a 2.4L that gives 184-hp and is available with a 6-speed MT or a CVT, while the 2013 Camry has a bigger 2.5L with slightly less power that is fitted as standard with Toyota's 6-speed automatic. This offers manual gear selection which is not available on the Honda. This gives you more driving enjoyment, but also security when the roads are slippery and you can't slam the brakes.
While on paper the Honda seems like a better deal, Toyota's trim levels are much better with stitching on the dash and aluminum-look details.
Find the full review on autoguide.com