MrWd2528 shit, sorry. I read your comment and then the replies and thought the people replying thought they were all were thinking both motors come with CVTs. So, yeah... my comment was not directed at you.
I consider myself a pretty big car nerd. I really appreciate how calm you are through the video and the less “professional” angles and bull crap you skip and just give real life angles. Nice work.
@@badbeat7108 yeah, at the time I didnt know there was a 2.0 but if I did I wouldve gone with it. Not going to lie though the 1.5t is pretty quick as well
I just got the 1.5 sport. 2018 with no miles. I freaking love it. I wanted the 2.0 or the touring but they had sold out of em at my dealership. But I still love mine, awesome car.
My dealership didn't have the one I wanted either but they brought it down from their delivery point. I wanted the 2.0T with the 6-speed manual, I didn't care what color - it's white metallic... I'm loving it!
I don't understand how people think this Accord doesn't look good, but I guess that's subjective. I love it. I have a 2013 Sport, and I'll be getting the Sport 1.5t in the fall.
I think the tailights look incomplete and on the big accord out of place compared to the smaller civic. The front headlights are great, but the grill number, shield, lower bumper is a bit muchand looks disjointed to some if they just looked at the cleaner fronts on the Mazda 6 and Ford Fusion, etc. The side no loger has full chromw surrounds like accords of old and no coupe, and looks like a crosstour and civic too much and not its own car. Still a great car though. Interior looks great.
I have a 1.5t and I love it. My mom has a '13 EX-L V6 which is still the fastest Accord sedan to date, in both 0-60 and 1/4 mile, followed by the Touring sedan models introduced in '16 and all 10th gen Tourings introduced in '18.
My first Honda was a 2017 Accord Sport, I recently traded it in for a 2020 Accord Sport 1.5L and I love it. The only thing I would change are the rims. I prefer the 2017 rims over the factory rims on the 2020.
-- The 1.5 comes with Goodyear tires. -- The 2.0 comes with Michelin tires. The Michelin tires are better, in that they will take turns better. If you never push the car hard into a turn, then you will not notice any difference. But the Goodyear tires will break loose before the Michelin tires. Otherwise, they are the same size, same life expectancy (500 treadwear rating -- although that value can have a different meaning from one manufacturer to another), same traction rating ("A", which is wet road stopping in a straight line traction), and same temperature rating ("A"), which is how well they dissipate heat. -- The 2.0 comes with a remote starter. The 1.5 does not. -- The 2.0 has larger brakes than the 1.5. -- The 2.0 has a 10-speed, traditional transmission. The 1.5 has a CV transmission. (both cars are available with manual transmissions, too) -- The 2.0 has a trunk release button on the rear of the car (I do not believe that the 1.5 has that button). Both cars can open the trunk from a button on the door or on the remote. Get the optional cargo net, installed by the dealer. It kind of sucks, compared to other nets in other cars, due to its placement in the trunk. But it works. Without it, if you put shopping bags in the trunk, they will slide all over the place. -- The stereo is not good. Also, it is not bad. Honda did a nothing special job with the stereo. Either they cut corners to save a few dollars, or the person in charge of that department is clueless. Some people will like how it sounds. If it makes them happy -- great. But Honda dropped the ball, because they could have tuned the stereo components better, and probably for the same price. Cheers!
The front fascia is subtly aggressive , yet exhibits a very elegant presence with the integrated LED headlights and fog lights for the sport trims . The rear will eventually grow on you. Though the taillights are awfully reminiscent of the civic design language , the rectangular housed dual-spoke exhausts will make up to present an overall simple and humble cue
Bought a 2019 1.5 sport manual, pearl white. Absolutely love it! Honda did a great job. In my humble opinion, can't go wrong, both, 1.5 or 2.0 are excellent. Some people might have an issue with the 1.5 cvt transmission. But you can always go manual. Very beautiful cars.
Love my '20 Accord Touring 2.0T. It's a lot of car for the money. The engine is a gem! Does not feel underpowered at all. Great torque and a smooth drive and ride.
I have the 2.0 Sport with the 6-speed manual and it is far more fun to drive than any automatic. But that's me... Nice job on the video. BTW, mine is the 2020.
Won’t be disappointed if you get the 1.5 with manual. Handles a bit better than the 2.0. Power is better than you would think with tiny 1.5. I’m getting 35 mpg driving to work and I don’t drive easy. The 2.0 Manuel def feels more powerful.
The green light on the corners of the dash bezel are dark green when the engine is most efficient. When accelerating aggressively the green lights dim.
First time i saw this car on the road was from the side. Thought it was some variation of an audi. The new accord at some angles, look like the audi s7/rs7. Really looks sleeker in person. Design is very mature versus the new camry which to me looks like it was modified by some teenager with some aftermarket body kits.
I have a 2019 1.5 L, and my God nothing has happened once. 0 problems, and got a new exhaust system for it. You don't have to do anything else to it. Sounds like a beast
Terry T how many miles does your car have . I’m looking into buying an accord but not sure if the 2.0 L is worth it or not or if I should just get the 1.5 .
I was one of the ones that said it's so ugly when first introduced and now it's looking more normal when I see one. The side profile is looking sleeker and sleeker especially with the Sport Wheels. This is from someone who has a V6 16 coupe that I love and says I'd never get the new Accord because of no V6 and no more Coupe. I'm actually considering the 2.0t in red.
First time i saw this car on the road was from the side. Thought it was some variation of an audi. The new accord at some angles, look like the audi s7/rs7. Really looks sleeker in person. Design is very mature versus the new camry which to me looks like it was modified by some teenager with some aftermarket body kits.
what do you think about button style gear selector on 2.0 and older gear selector? is it button style is more ergonomic and more easy to use than older gear selector?
Looking for a 2.0 sport 6 speed manual. I see you didn't test drive the 6 speed. I also want the sunroof. Hate the push button gear in the automatic. Do you have any comment on performance of the manual transmission? I know that Honda quit making the 6 speed in 2020 Very disappointing!
we own a red 2017 Sport. I would love to test the 2.0 turbo for comparison. we have had it for a little more than a year ~20k miles. reliable, comfortable and economical are it's strong suits. You aren't going to win many races, but it is a fun car anyway - it handles the curves better than accelerates out of the gate. After driving the CVT for a year, i would never mate a turbo with it - it seems to keep the RPM in a very narrow band. The turbo engine here has nearly peak torque below 2k RPM. Get out of that range quickly and let it spin. I am partial to the manual gearboxes anyway, so kind of suffering with the CVT. it works fine for groceries, highway wandering, kid taxi and pretty much everything (i'm just not a fan).
What qualifies the 2.0 to have the push gear shifter instead of the traditional? I’ve not seen that in a lot of the 2018 2.0 sports while looking on the web
Not mentioned in this video is that the "Sport" model has the best handling of any of the Accords (and the 2.0 is best overall, because its Michelin tires have better lateral stability as compared to the Goodyear tires that come on the 1.5). You are paying for the handling that is engineered into the Sport model. So if you have no plans to ever push the car around a turn, then the sport model is probably not a good choice for you (unless you just prefer its looks, due to its 19" wheels). You can save a bundle and get the LX model. It has good looking wheels. But not as good as the sport model, and the wheels are smaller and do not use low profile tires (which could be good, depending on the type of driver you are and the type of road feel that you want (low profile means that the tires have less sidewall than regular tires)). This host, while driving the 2.0, kind of made the 1.5 sound like it is slow. It is not. The 1.5 has respectable power. If you drive the 1.5 (and not the 2.0), you will probably be pleased with its power. But if you then drive the 2.0, you might have trouble going back to the 1.5. So if you cannot budget the 2.0, then do not drive it. Once you drive the 2.0, you will not want the 1.5 (and the 1.5 is very good). But if drive a Corvette, you will not think that the 2.0 is very powerful (and it is). So it is all relative. The Sport model and the Touring model come with low profile tires (great for handling -- taking turns). So there is not too much cushion for absorbing bumps. The suspension is really good. But the problem is if you hit a large pothole, the tires will not have enough space between them and the rims to protect the rims, resulting in breaking a rim. That push-button shifting is very good, although it does, sometimes, get in your way. For example, if you want to open your door to look back as you are inching the car backwards, you are out of luck. When the door opens, the car shifts into park. Yes, there is a camera for reverse. But sometimes you need to see something directly. And in bad weather, the camera could be blurred from rain or snow.
Nice review, do any of you owners use the paddle shifters? I want a 6sp manual, but the wife won't go for that. I figure a paddle shifter is a good compromise? Yes? No?
I think the paddle shifters are so lame. Had them in my 17 Camry. I don't like taking my eyes off the road to see what gear I'm in. I got the 2020 Sport 2.0T with a 6-speed manual, far more fun to drive. It spells security for a woman. Guess your wife isn't interested in learning. Try an automatic with the paddles and see what you think. Personally, I don't care for them
I test drove a 1.5 and a 2.0 I bought a brand new Lunar Silver 2019 Accord Sport 2.0 and I absolutely LOVE everything about it. I prefer the 2.0 over the 1.5, much faster and so much better. Way worth the hefty price tag and soooo fast. I'm in love with mines.
Hands down 2.0T for me. The 2.0T Sport is basically an EX 2.0T with bigger wheels, no side mirror signals, and an optional manual transmission. (I'm surprised that the side mirror signals aren't standard on all trims.) the 1.5T Sport is pretty much an LX with bigger wheels and, again, the option of a manual transmission. Does the 1.5T Sport have a power driver's seat? Oh, also, the 2.0T has a 6-speaker stereo system, whereas the 1.5T has the 4-speaker system. I went with the 2.0T manual myself. No regrets.
Funny cuz, I just noticed that too and today I went back to my dealership to check! I have a 1.5 with Goodyear tires. And all 1.5 had Goodyear and the 2.0 Michelin tires! At least at my dealership
Do you know if the 2019 is going to have a refresh on the ugly tail lights? Hate the wheels also but they can be changed, I have had 4 accords and 2 civics in my life. Very reliable I just trade lease in every 3 years.
Only the 2.0L Sport has blind spot monitoring... the 1.5L Sport doesn’t. The 1.5L Sport also doesn’t have the rear passenger air-vents and remote start. Those are however available on the 2.0L.
I was wondering that. I have the 2.0T and I have the mirror monitoring. My husband was thinking of getting the 1.5 Sport and we were trying to figure out what it has.
basically the 1.5t is built on the LX platform, so it has the most basic of the options. Honda really should have built both sport options on the EX platform, because the LX is lacking in so many ways compared to the EX. The LX gets no proximity key, no remote start, no cross traffic monitor/blind spot monitor, no sun roof, no 8 inch display.. there's probably more, but that was enough for me..
Just purchased a 2.0T EX-L ( Changing the wheels ) and I absolutely love it. I owned a 2018 Honda Civic SI with the 1.5T and realllllly wanted the Type R engine. Went with the Accord because I am almost 40 and driving a manual was getting old in traffic every day for me. Love the 10 speed auto! By far the best car I have ever owned so far.
I have 27 years on you, I'm retired and went for the 2.0T manual for my security, few drive them anymore and having the sunroof means that I don't need to open the windows. I got the 2020 Sport two months ago and am really enjoying it!
@@MrScoobieman Try living in south Tacoma Washington driving up HWY 167 daily toward Seattle and get back to me on how long you last with a manual transmission. I wouldn't want a manual in that situation even if I was still 16 years old. Some of the most exhausting driving you will do.....THAT was the only reason I went with the 10-speed because I absolutely loved the manual in the SI. I recently moved to San Diego California...and now find myself wanting another manual again because the drive's around here are so much more tolerable.
I am also in San Diego. If you want to quench that desire for another manual let me know! 😅 how are you liking the accord compared to the si as far as daily driving?
@@IsThatChadHondaReviews Small world for sure....damn. I am actually living in Vista, CA now and wow...what a difference compared to Tacoma Washington ( course, I lived on the east coast most of my life ). I absolutely love the Accord but ill be honest, I purchased it for the traffic I was driving in. I wanted something comfortable that still had some "Umphhh" to it. I am a Honda fan boy and this will be my 5th Honda I've owned. I actually got to drive an Accord when they first came out and loved it ( same with the Civic ). Compared to the SI, they are just different machines. The SI was def more finely tuned for performance, it handled literally every bit as good as my BRZ and the manual was one of the absolutely best I ever owned in my life. The Accord is definitely better for daily life if you live in high traffic areas.....the 10 speed is an absolute beast and considering I have the EX-L with the shitty commuting wheels and tires...the Accord actually holds its own in the corners. I am used to winding mountain roads up in NC mountains so I really know how to push cars into the corners and I have been really impressed with the Accord in that aspect, especially for its size. Overall the Accord with the 2.0T to me is nearly the perfect commuter car for the price but the SI is definitely better if you are looking for a performance oriented machine. In hindsight I Honestly kinda regret trading my SI in for the Accord for that reason because I would rather own a more performance oriented car here in San Diego. I am really thinking about getting a Mazda Miata RF Manual but I haven't made up my mind yet. I would only have a 2019 or above but I may wait another year for the price to drop on the used market as they are still near retail.
You can get a sprint booster for it and the 1.5 will probably feel like the 2.0. I got a 2.0 and added sprint booster v3 and I don’t even need sport mode anymore.
The seats are vinyl (leatherette) and cloth in the 1.5t, not leather and cloth. The only leather is the wrapped shift knob and steering wheel (per the sticker).
I have a 2016 Sport, I definitely don't like the back end and the rims on the 2018. Now I think the 2.0T I would like! I'll stay with my 2016 for now I love it.
You forgot to mention the 1.5T has a CVT and the 2.0T has an all new 10 speed auto.
The 2.0T does not have a CVT.
Danielle Metzger do you wanna read my comment again?
MrWd2528 shit, sorry. I read your comment and then the replies and thought the people replying thought they were all were thinking both motors come with CVTs. So, yeah... my comment was not directed at you.
Danielle Metzger oh in that case there is nothing to be sorry about. I thought your comment were directed at me lol.
Don't they both have an option for a 6 speed?
I consider myself a pretty big car nerd. I really appreciate how calm you are through the video and the less “professional” angles and bull crap you skip and just give real life angles. Nice work.
Just got my silver 2019 1.5t last thursday and all I can say is that I'm loving it!
How much?
Dope color was that ur 1st choice
@@badbeat7108 yeah, at the time I didnt know there was a 2.0 but if I did I wouldve gone with it. Not going to lie though the 1.5t is pretty quick as well
@@burningknuckle26 just about 28k
Right now, my dealership is selling it at 22k. I can't imagine paying over 4k for the automatic 10 speed.
I just got the 1.5 sport. 2018 with no miles. I freaking love it. I wanted the 2.0 or the touring but they had sold out of em at my dealership. But I still love mine, awesome car.
trellz17 so you settled? I would’ve went to another dealer and got the actual car I wanted.
GRJCLyon prolly got a very good deal , same car , different engine
My dealership didn't have the one I wanted either but they brought it down from their delivery point. I wanted the 2.0T with the 6-speed manual, I didn't care what color - it's white metallic... I'm loving it!
@@GRJCLyonright???
I don't understand how people think this Accord doesn't look good, but I guess that's subjective. I love it. I have a 2013 Sport, and I'll be getting the Sport 1.5t in the fall.
Jay Hooper Which transmission? If it's the CVT, have you had any issues with it?
I just bought the 2018 sport 1.5 t and it definitely pulls better then previous years.
Louis Lee I believe it. Same way a lot of people are complaining about Honda getting rid of the V6. The 2.0T is faster and pulls harder.
I think the tailights look incomplete and on the big accord out of place compared to the smaller civic.
The front headlights are great, but the grill number, shield, lower bumper is a bit muchand looks disjointed to some if they just looked at the cleaner fronts on the Mazda 6 and Ford Fusion, etc.
The side no loger has full chromw surrounds like accords of old and no coupe, and looks like a crosstour and civic too much and not its own car.
Still a great car though.
Interior looks great.
1.5 is whack, 2.0 is the way to go.
Really appreciate how you understand the fact that someone will buy those cars..and not redlining them :)
I just got my 2.0t touring and I’m hooked! I love sport mode!! Now I need a performance programmer to open it up!!!
I have a 1.5t and I love it. My mom has a '13 EX-L V6 which is still the fastest Accord sedan to date, in both 0-60 and 1/4 mile, followed by the Touring sedan models introduced in '16 and all 10th gen Tourings introduced in '18.
My first Honda was a 2017 Accord Sport, I recently traded it in for a 2020 Accord Sport 1.5L and I love it. The only thing I would change are the rims. I prefer the 2017 rims over the factory rims on the 2020.
The interior on these is so great my sister has one and it’s amazing
Your reviews are the best!
Thank you brotha. 🙏🏾
You're welcome 😊
-- The 1.5 comes with Goodyear tires.
-- The 2.0 comes with Michelin tires.
The Michelin tires are better, in that they will take turns better.
If you never push the car hard into a turn, then you will not notice any difference. But the Goodyear tires will break loose before the Michelin tires. Otherwise, they are the same size, same life expectancy (500 treadwear rating -- although that value can have a different meaning from one manufacturer to another), same traction rating ("A", which is wet road stopping in a straight line traction), and same temperature rating ("A"), which is how well they dissipate heat.
-- The 2.0 comes with a remote starter. The 1.5 does not.
-- The 2.0 has larger brakes than the 1.5.
-- The 2.0 has a 10-speed, traditional transmission. The 1.5 has a CV transmission. (both cars are available with manual transmissions, too)
-- The 2.0 has a trunk release button on the rear of the car (I do not believe that the 1.5 has that button). Both cars can open the trunk from a button on the door or on the remote.
Get the optional cargo net, installed by the dealer. It kind of sucks, compared to other nets in other cars, due to its placement in the trunk. But it works. Without it, if you put shopping bags in the trunk, they will slide all over the place.
-- The stereo is not good. Also, it is not bad. Honda did a nothing special job with the stereo. Either they cut corners to save a few dollars, or the person in charge of that department is clueless.
Some people will like how it sounds. If it makes them happy -- great. But Honda dropped the ball, because they could have tuned the stereo components better, and probably for the same price.
Cheers!
U should make videos buddy very nice comment
Agreed. Very detailed comment!!
you were talking about 2k followers and you have over 6k now! Congrats!
Thank you so much! I appreciate all the support and people who follow me! My dream really is to do fulltime CZcams
I love both of the 2018 models, but id have to go with the 2.0 on this one. It looks so sleek and fun to drive!
Great video love the cars
Hella solid review👍👍
The front fascia is subtly aggressive , yet exhibits a very elegant presence with the integrated LED headlights and fog lights for the sport trims . The rear will eventually grow on you. Though the taillights are awfully reminiscent of the civic design language , the rectangular housed dual-spoke exhausts will make up to present an overall simple and humble cue
The car does have an elegant look to it. I like the way the tail lights look at night, they have an upscale look to them.
My guy went for a test drive in Area 51. Decent video tho, keep it up!
just bought the 2020 1.5 still night blue one. and I LOVE IT
Has it been reliable?
it was.. i did trade it in for a truck recently.. but.. i had ZERO issues with it.@@luisromero740
Just got the 2.0T all black, and I love it!
Bought a 2019 1.5 sport manual, pearl white. Absolutely love it! Honda did a great job. In my humble opinion, can't go wrong, both, 1.5 or 2.0 are excellent. Some people might have an issue with the 1.5 cvt transmission. But you can always go manual. Very beautiful cars.
Best accord ever . Period.
HR Agreed
HR love mine
Needs a v6
I love it, too. I can’t wait to see the next model.
@@stevengonzales2238 I dont agree.. the k20c is a monster of an engine. You get amazing power and fuel economy.
Anyone saying its ugly should see it in person first it really changed my view of the tailights
That happened to me today, changed my while life lol definitely better in person!
Its huge
Love my '20 Accord Touring 2.0T. It's a lot of car for the money. The engine is a gem! Does not feel underpowered at all. Great torque and a smooth drive and ride.
Thanks for the video home boy.
I have the 2.0 Sport with the 6-speed manual and it is far more fun to drive than any automatic. But that's me... Nice job on the video. BTW, mine is the 2020.
Thank you for your feedback! Congratulations on your car. :) Enjoy every mile! If any questions asrise, come back and ask!
I’ve noticed that if you look from a distance, the front end reminds me of the current gen charger and I really like it.
GumbyParity Mick yes it does. Especially if you black out the chrome line I did on mine. Looks a lot like an unmarked cop car coming at you.
Batman lol with tinted windows
i love my 2.0 sport. love the pushbutton for the transmission. frees up the center.
Exactly! The push button is not that bad once you get used to it. I just got the 2.0T, and I love it!
Won’t be disappointed if you get the 1.5 with manual. Handles a bit better than the 2.0. Power is better than you would think with tiny 1.5. I’m getting 35 mpg driving to work and I don’t drive easy. The 2.0 Manuel def feels more powerful.
Long live the family sedan manual transmission!
the 2.0t AT is the one to get,it smokes both the 2.0t MT and the 1.5 CVT or MT with ease.Just a magical car to drive.
The green light on the corners of the dash bezel are dark green when the engine is most efficient. When accelerating aggressively the green lights dim.
Good Video Brother good review
Thank you 🙇🏿♂️
Beautiful , thanks for the insight bossman 💪🏾
I recently got a 2020 Accord Sport 1.5 and I love it. Great on gas and sporty too
Does it lag when changing songs on Bluetooth?
@@leorodriguez6080 Not really
I saw 1 in person and IT IS actually looks nicer than in the videos.
1.5T can do 0-60 in low 7 to high 6. The 2.0T can actually pulled a 5 sec 0-60 in sport mode
I'm going for the 2.0. I know it's more expensive but, gosh darn it !, I'm smart, good looking, people like me, and best of all I'm worth it!
Bill Clinton it’s from SNL. You judgmental prick.
@@intergalactic4160 but if they really said that, they would be a douche
C15 0001229684 you do know what SNL is right
@@intergalactic4160 YOU DO KNOW WHAT A HYPOTHETICAL IS DONT YOU?
Clinton you sir are a jealous troll.
the Panther fan...I almost bought a '17 off you...crazy how I randomly ended up on your page.
Well, if there is anything I can do to earn your Buisness please conf back and see me! I'll get you a great deal. 😁
i love my 2018 honda accord sport the rims are everything makes the car look so luxurious 😍😍 i get so much compliments on my car
Awesome thank you man!
I must get the 2.0. The sound of the cvt on the 1.5 will drive me crazy
It's really not bad at all... very smooth.
The 1.5 CVT is actually pretty smooth and quiet.
Accord 2.0 and tyre r have same engine block n crank. Just bought 2.0 switched from 2015 v4. I love it
I really like the front end on the 18. Not really feeling the back.
Cheng Vue no one is feeling the back
Cheng Vue yes same here.
not feeling the back or fronts or sides, I like the headlights though and the interior is class leading, second only to Mazda.
Change the back
Change the back
Change the back
The chinese version of the accord looks much better in the back in front, its called the inspire, still not as good as mazda though.
First time i saw this car on the road was from the side. Thought it was some variation of an audi. The new accord at some angles, look like the audi s7/rs7. Really looks sleeker in person. Design is very mature versus the new camry which to me looks like it was modified by some teenager with some aftermarket body kits.
love the panel gap on the front with sport 2.0T. Honda needs to fix this issue
Ima work 2 jobs so I can afford one of these bad boys. I've always had a hard on for accords especially this 2018
Liddo Raskal with 12 grand and good credit 270 monthly. Good car
Liddo Raskal u can do it man!
Go for the Camry Xse two tone option v6 you’d love it
Yoir gona be working two jobs just to eat prepare for whats coming
@@SHAOLINSLUMSS I really appreciate the support. I ended up getting a 9th gen accord just because working 2 jobs was more exhausting than I thought.
I love how it shows the speed limit on the 2.0T. First time seeing something like that
It does on the 1.5 too
Have the 2.0LT black on black!!! And I’m in love!!!
I saw your camaro today it looks so good
I’m just looking for a great car that will last a long time ? What do you recommend?
I have a 2019 1.5 L, and my God nothing has happened once. 0 problems, and got a new exhaust system for it. You don't have to do anything else to it. Sounds like a beast
Terry T how many miles does your car have . I’m looking into buying an accord but not sure if the 2.0 L is worth it or not or if I should just get the 1.5 .
Amazing review. I will go for 1.5 because of the price
Thank you so much. And good luck!
I was one of the ones that said it's so ugly when first introduced and now it's looking more normal when I see one. The side profile is looking sleeker and sleeker especially with the Sport Wheels. This is from someone who has a V6 16 coupe that I love and says I'd never get the new Accord because of no V6 and no more Coupe. I'm actually considering the 2.0t in red.
First time i saw this car on the road was from the side. Thought it was some variation of an audi. The new accord at some angles, look like the audi s7/rs7. Really looks sleeker in person. Design is very mature versus the new camry which to me looks like it was modified by some teenager with some aftermarket body kits.
what do you think about button style gear selector on 2.0 and older gear selector? is it button style is more ergonomic and more easy to use than older gear selector?
I have the touring 2.0 and I love it.
how much you get on MPG?
Even though you can Google it. I appreciate you showing the price.. Everyone who does the car reviews almost never show the price.
How does the 2018 sport compare to the 2021 base model accord, as far as speed and acceleration are concerned? How much slower is the 21 base?
What i dont like, is that they dont show the speed digitally for MPH. Only if you switch it to Kilometers.
its gorgeous. detuned type R engine! bravo honda
Nice video I got the 2.0
Looking for a 2.0 sport 6 speed manual. I see you didn't test drive the 6 speed. I also want the sunroof. Hate the push button gear in the automatic. Do you have any comment on performance of the manual transmission? I know that Honda quit making the 6 speed in 2020 Very disappointing!
Just got 2.0 sport. Love beasty roar
2.0 roars like a cat
The sunroof, remote start and proximity lock/unlock are available in the 1.5 Accord EX 2019.
Really?!
Got a ex 1.5 and love it
we own a red 2017 Sport. I would love to test the 2.0 turbo for comparison. we have had it for a little more than a year ~20k miles. reliable, comfortable and economical are it's strong suits. You aren't going to win many races, but it is a fun car anyway - it handles the curves better than accelerates out of the gate.
After driving the CVT for a year, i would never mate a turbo with it - it seems to keep the RPM in a very narrow band. The turbo engine here has nearly peak torque below 2k RPM. Get out of that range quickly and let it spin. I am partial to the manual gearboxes anyway, so kind of suffering with the CVT. it works fine for groceries, highway wandering, kid taxi and pretty much everything (i'm just not a fan).
honda accord 2018 2.0 or bmw 528i f10 2016?? what do you think?
Is it worth trading from 1.5 to 2.0 sport?
Any transmission issues? Or no problems with CVT Transmission?
That red one is sexy 🙋🏾♂️...put the civic type-R rims on it and U got me sold on it😏👍
Can you do a accord 2.0t vs civic si video?
What qualifies the 2.0 to have the push gear shifter instead of the traditional? I’ve not seen that in a lot of the 2018 2.0 sports while looking on the web
Because it has a 10 speed transmission
I like the touring 2.0 model
Not mentioned in this video is that the "Sport" model has the best handling of any of the Accords (and the 2.0 is best overall, because its Michelin tires have better lateral stability as compared to the Goodyear tires that come on the 1.5).
You are paying for the handling that is engineered into the Sport model. So if you have no plans to ever push the car around a turn, then the sport model is probably not a good choice for you (unless you just prefer its looks, due to its 19" wheels). You can save a bundle and get the LX model. It has good looking wheels. But not as good as the sport model, and the wheels are smaller and do not use low profile tires (which could be good, depending on the type of driver you are and the type of road feel that you want (low profile means that the tires have less sidewall than regular tires)).
This host, while driving the 2.0, kind of made the 1.5 sound like it is slow. It is not. The 1.5 has respectable power. If you drive the 1.5 (and not the 2.0), you will probably be pleased with its power. But if you then drive the 2.0, you might have trouble going back to the 1.5. So if you cannot budget the 2.0, then do not drive it. Once you drive the 2.0, you will not want the 1.5 (and the 1.5 is very good). But if drive a Corvette, you will not think that the 2.0 is very powerful (and it is). So it is all relative.
The Sport model and the Touring model come with low profile tires (great for handling -- taking turns). So there is not too much cushion for absorbing bumps. The suspension is really good. But the problem is if you hit a large pothole, the tires will not have enough space between them and the rims to protect the rims, resulting in breaking a rim.
That push-button shifting is very good, although it does, sometimes, get in your way.
For example, if you want to open your door to look back as you are inching the car backwards, you are out of luck. When the door opens, the car shifts into park. Yes, there is a camera for reverse. But sometimes you need to see something directly. And in bad weather, the camera could be blurred from rain or snow.
Nice review, do any of you owners use the paddle shifters? I want a 6sp manual, but the wife won't go for that. I figure a paddle shifter is a good compromise? Yes? No?
I think the paddle shifters are so lame. Had them in my 17 Camry. I don't like taking my eyes off the road to see what gear I'm in. I got the 2020 Sport 2.0T with a 6-speed manual, far more fun to drive. It spells security for a woman. Guess your wife isn't interested in learning. Try an automatic with the paddles and see what you think. Personally, I don't care for them
I test drove a 1.5 and a 2.0 I bought a brand new Lunar Silver 2019 Accord Sport 2.0 and I absolutely LOVE everything about it. I prefer the 2.0 over the 1.5, much faster and so much better. Way worth the hefty price tag and soooo fast. I'm in love with mines.
Is the ride quality a little too firm? Those are very thin tires.
Gary Z get the EX-L, it has 17” wheels. Much smoother ride than the 19” sport wheels.
Thank you. Have you done the same for the 2019?
I have not yet. I will be doing them soon
Hands down 2.0T for me. The 2.0T Sport is basically an EX 2.0T with bigger wheels, no side mirror signals, and an optional manual transmission. (I'm surprised that the side mirror signals aren't standard on all trims.) the 1.5T Sport is pretty much an LX with bigger wheels and, again, the option of a manual transmission. Does the 1.5T Sport have a power driver's seat?
Oh, also, the 2.0T has a 6-speaker stereo system, whereas the 1.5T has the 4-speaker system.
I went with the 2.0T manual myself. No regrets.
It does have a power driver seat.
I have the 1.5 I love it
I got the 2017 sport n the 2018 came 2months after...I wouldve been tight...but i love the 2017 sport way more n the rims is perfect
The 2018 honda accord, has a beautiful front end. However the rear is ugly. They should have made it, like the 2017 accord rear.
Johnny Rivera I owned one for 6 months now and honestly it look really good.
Johnny Rivera agreed front is glorious the back is blah
The Civics are uglier than Accords.
I test drove a sport 2.0T and it has Goodyear tires. Seen couple of them with Michelin tires in youtube, does it come with two variants of OE tires?
Mine has Michelin tires
Funny cuz, I just noticed that too and today I went back to my dealership to check! I have a 1.5 with Goodyear tires. And all 1.5 had Goodyear and the 2.0 Michelin tires! At least at my dealership
Hi,
Is any of this two versions have the Sensing Features?
Thanks!
Ps. What color is the best for you guys?
Renzo Campana all honda accords come standard with Honda sensing.
In Canada the 1,5 comes with sunroof and same key fob options as the 2.0T
Aren't you supposed to keep the RPMs below 4k in a new engine?
Supposedly you don’t have to break the engines in anymore. At least that’s what they told me with these new ones at the Honda dealership.
Hey does the 2.0sport come with remote start as a standard future
Do you know if the 2019 is going to have a refresh on the ugly tail lights? Hate the wheels also but they can be changed, I have had 4 accords and 2 civics in my life. Very reliable I just trade lease in every 3 years.
Definitely a difference In performance Had to switch over to the 2.0
The 2.0 has blind spot monitoring
I thought the BSM/cross traffic monitoring was only on the 2.0 sport and not the 1.5 sport. The rest of the sensing package is on both tho.
Only the 2.0L Sport has blind spot monitoring... the 1.5L Sport doesn’t. The 1.5L Sport also doesn’t have the rear passenger air-vents and remote start. Those are however available on the 2.0L.
I was wondering that. I have the 2.0T and I have the mirror monitoring. My husband was thinking of getting the 1.5 Sport and we were trying to figure out what it has.
basically the 1.5t is built on the LX platform, so it has the most basic of the options. Honda really should have built both sport options on the EX platform, because the LX is lacking in so many ways compared to the EX. The LX gets no proximity key, no remote start, no cross traffic monitor/blind spot monitor, no sun roof, no 8 inch display.. there's probably more, but that was enough for me..
@@Sami.the.auto.advisor The rear air vents are not available on the 2.0T. I would encourage you to research again.
So which one is better for long time run???
Anyone else get anxious looking at the low fuel?
Just purchased a 2.0T EX-L ( Changing the wheels ) and I absolutely love it. I owned a 2018 Honda Civic SI with the 1.5T and realllllly wanted the Type R engine. Went with the Accord because I am almost 40 and driving a manual was getting old in traffic every day for me. Love the 10 speed auto! By far the best car I have ever owned so far.
I have 27 years on you, I'm retired and went for the 2.0T manual for my security, few drive them anymore and having the sunroof means that I don't need to open the windows. I got the 2020 Sport two months ago and am really enjoying it!
I’m 40 and totally getting the manual!
@@MrScoobieman Try living in south Tacoma Washington driving up HWY 167 daily toward Seattle and get back to me on how long you last with a manual transmission. I wouldn't want a manual in that situation even if I was still 16 years old. Some of the most exhausting driving you will do.....THAT was the only reason I went with the 10-speed because I absolutely loved the manual in the SI. I recently moved to San Diego California...and now find myself wanting another manual again because the drive's around here are so much more tolerable.
I am also in San Diego. If you want to quench that desire for another manual let me know! 😅 how are you liking the accord compared to the si as far as daily driving?
@@IsThatChadHondaReviews Small world for sure....damn. I am actually living in Vista, CA now and wow...what a difference compared to Tacoma Washington ( course, I lived on the east coast most of my life ). I absolutely love the Accord but ill be honest, I purchased it for the traffic I was driving in. I wanted something comfortable that still had some "Umphhh" to it. I am a Honda fan boy and this will be my 5th Honda I've owned. I actually got to drive an Accord when they first came out and loved it ( same with the Civic ). Compared to the SI, they are just different machines. The SI was def more finely tuned for performance, it handled literally every bit as good as my BRZ and the manual was one of the absolutely best I ever owned in my life. The Accord is definitely better for daily life if you live in high traffic areas.....the 10 speed is an absolute beast and considering I have the EX-L with the shitty commuting wheels and tires...the Accord actually holds its own in the corners. I am used to winding mountain roads up in NC mountains so I really know how to push cars into the corners and I have been really impressed with the Accord in that aspect, especially for its size. Overall the Accord with the 2.0T to me is nearly the perfect commuter car for the price but the SI is definitely better if you are looking for a performance oriented machine. In hindsight I Honestly kinda regret trading my SI in for the Accord for that reason because I would rather own a more performance oriented car here in San Diego. I am really thinking about getting a Mazda Miata RF Manual but I haven't made up my mind yet. I would only have a 2019 or above but I may wait another year for the price to drop on the used market as they are still near retail.
At 12:00 what is that background sound? Wind noise? If so thats pretty loud at 60 mph. Maybe forgot to close sunroof
You can get a sprint booster for it and the 1.5 will probably feel like the 2.0. I got a 2.0 and added sprint booster v3 and I don’t even need sport mode anymore.
The seats are vinyl (leatherette) and cloth in the 1.5t, not leather and cloth. The only leather is the wrapped shift knob and steering wheel (per the sticker).
Do they both have navigation ?🤔
Does these comes in right hand drive ?
Can you add navigation and satellite radio to the 1.5 model??
Is the 19 inches rims feel rough or bumpy for you?
I've driven the 19 inch and the 17 inch ex-l. Definitely prefer the 17's. Much more comfortable. 19 is just unnecessary
Why does it bug me there is no turn signals on the mirrors
I have a 2016 Sport, I definitely don't like the back end and the rims on the 2018. Now I think the 2.0T I would like! I'll stay with my 2016 for now I love it.
The fact that those wheels are the most stolen ones in the country just tells you how beautiful they are. Idk how you can’t like them
@@luisfermin608 I'm sorry I wrote it wrong, I don't like the rims and the back end of the 2018 sport... sorry for the confusion, 😆
Have a leased 2016 Sport. After these reviews thinking of buying what we have. 2018 Nice nose, rear of car not so much.