The 2017 Honda Accord, a midsize vehicle available in coupe or sedan body styles, has long been a good choice for families and individuals. However, with the announcement of the tenth-generation 2018 Honda Accord, here at Battison Honda we are even more excited about the possibilities of this new model. In this 2018 Honda Accord vs 2017 Honda Accord comparison, we are going to look at some of the key differences between these two models.
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2018 Honda Accord vs 2017 Honda Accord
From styling changes, to body and chassis improvements, to powertrain and technology upgrades, there are some significant new features on the 2018 Honda Accord. One of the first things drivers will notice are new dynamic design cues including a revised, chrome wing front grille placed over a large air intake. Another attractive styling change is an extremely smooth join between the dramatically arched roof and the rest of the structure.
2018 Engine Upgrades
While style changes may be the first thing car shoppers will see, engine changes may make a significant impact on buyers. The 2018 Honda Accord will available with three new powertrains, most of which offer more engine output. A new 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine will replace the 2017 Accord’s 2.4-liter engine. It will offer 7 more horsepower and 11 more pound-feet of torque than came standard on the previous model.
The 3.5-liter V-6 that was the advanced engine option on the 2017 Accord will be replaced by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder that offers 252 horsepower and 273 pound-feet of torque. While this is a decrease in horsepower compared to the previous powertrain, it represents an increase in torque. We are hoping that both these models will also offer increased efficiency.
2018 Accord Upgrades
In addition to new style and powertrain enhancements, the 2018 Honda Accord has several notable features and changes compared to the 2017 model. Some of our favorites are shown on the chart below:
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Interested in learning more about the 2018 Honda Accord, or how it will be different from the 2017 model? Contact a member of the Battison Honda sales team today.