The Honda Accord, a mid-size sedan introduced in 1976, has evolved from a compact vehicle to a reliability superstar since 1989. Over the decades, this popular car has consistently impressed drivers ...

Honda Accord Hybrid costs as much as a German luxury sports sedan. Is it worth it? That's what you'll find out.

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Includes reviews of White Plains Honda from DealerRater. Want to share your experience with this dealership? Had a great experience at this dealership. Salesman Jorge Luis Estrella and floor ...

The Honda Accord Hybrid earns a Best Buy Award because it’s a safe, reliable, practical car with outstanding fuel economy and ...

It went off sale in 2012. However, in 2011 it was renamed the Honda XL700VA Transalp. Yes, at the 2022 Eicma show in Milan, a 2023 Honda Transalp was revealed using the same platform as the new ...

Back in 1986 Honda’s VFR750F redefined what and how good a sports tourer could be. Massively over engineered in a bid to erase the reliability issues that had plagued and ultimately sunk the ...

As of 02/10/2025, you can find 20 of Honda Accord for sale on Philkotse.com. The cheapest model is Honda Accord at ₱228,000. The most expensive model is Honda Accord driven 27,000km at ₱838,000. At ...

The Honda Accord was launched in 1976 and has been one of the world's largest-selling cars since then. Listen to Story When you think about billionaires and the kind of cars they drive, usually luxury ...

If you’re in the market for a sporty, mid-sized family car, these two propositions from Japan should be considered; the 2012 Honda Accord Euro Luxury and the 2012 Suzuki Kizashi Sport AWD.

After sampling the well-equipped Sport version and Hybrid earlier this year, we thought we should test out the 2012 Honda Civic VTi-L base model. Is the VTi-L good enough to fend off the competition?

Dodge has been inexplicably steadfast in its push toward an electrified future, but recent comments from CEO Matt McAlear suggest the brand is considering dropping a V8 in the new Charger.