so, I’ve been driving both Honda Civics and Accords for a while now, and I gotta say, they both got their charm. my buddy had a Civic, and man, that thing was zippy. it’s like it wanted to race every car at the red light. But, once I hopped in an Accord, I felt like I was in a luxury space ship or something.
the Accord has a smoother ride but sometimes it feels like a land yacht, you know? like, am I driving or floating? I mean, the Civic can handle sharp turns and still be fun. But the Accord just wants to cruise.
when I took a long trip in the Accord, I barely felt tired. while in the Civic, I was all jittery after a few hours. And what do you prefer? speed or comfort?
I ve driven both in California and honestly the Civic feels peppier for city driving but the Accord’s got that comfy highway glide. depends on what you need really. one’s a sprinter and the other’s a cruiser.
I’ve driven both in Canada and honestly the Civic feels zippier around city streets.
But on the highway the Accord’s got this nice smoothness that’s hard to beat.
I ve driven both in the suburbs of Chicago and honestly the Civic feels peppier at lower speeds. The Accord is a smooth ride but the Civic just has this fun factor you can’t ignore. Perfect for zipping around town.
Ive driven both in Ohio and honestly the Civic feels peppier in city driving while the Accord’s got that smooth highway glide.
Noticed the Accord’s a bit heavier so corners aren’t as sharp but on long trips its super comfy. Really comes down to what you need.
been driving a Civic for years now in Toronto it’s a blast on city streets got good handling but my buddy loves his Accord says it’s roomier for long trips I guess it just comes down to what you need more
I’ve driven both the Civic and Accord for a bit now and it’s a mixed bag honestly. The Civic feels more agile and fun around tight corners especially on those winding roads through New England. But then the Accord has this smooth power that just glides on the highway.
In my experience the Civic is peppy but the Accord takes the cake for long trips. Depends on what you’re into really.
I’ve driven both in Toronto and I gotta say the Civic feels zippier while the Accord has that smooth long drive vibe. depends what you want really.
I have friends who prefer the Accord for its space but the Civic’s edge in handling is hard to ignore. both are solid choices for sure.
I’ve driven both around Vancouver and honestly the Civic feels zippier in the city while the Accord does its thing on the highway. The Accord has that smooth ride but the Civic’s peppiness is hard to beat. I guess it comes down to what you need day to day.
I ve always preferred the Civic over the Accord. I remember driving my friend’s Accord in Toronto once and it felt a bit bulky for my taste. The Civic zips around and handles way better especially in the city. But man the Accord’s interior is just so much nicer. I guess it depends on what you need.
I had a Civic in Toronto and loved its nimbleness but the Accord feels more roomy on long drives. Civic is fun but Accord’s power is nice too.
So I drove a Civic for a few years in Toronto and wow the handling is just so zippy you know. I remember weaving through traffic like a pro.
But when I switched to the Accord I felt the extra power on the highway It’s smoother but feels a bit hefty at times.
I guess it’s really about what you want to do with it right?
I’ve driven both in Toronto and honestly for city driving the Civic really zips around. Feels peppy and nimble which I love.
But on the highway the Accord shines with that extra power smoother ride. I have to say I enjoy the tech features in the Accord more too.
So it kind of depends on what you’re after I guess. Different vibes for different needs.
living in Toronto I have driven both and gotta say the Civic feels peppy and fun around the city the Accord is smooth but kind of heavier you know like a comfy couch I’ve always liked the Civic’s snappy handling over the plush ride of the Accord though
I’ve always thought the Accord felt a bit more spacious whenever I drive it around Toronto. The Civic to me is more zippy and fun in city traffic but lacks that smooth power on the highway. I like the designs of both honestly but the Civic just has that youthful energy. I’ve noticed people either love one over the other. It’s quite interesting.
I’ve driven both around Toronto and honestly the Civic felt peppy and fun but the Accord had that smooth power on the highways. Nice balance really.
I ve driven both in the city and the highway the Civic feels zippy and fun but the Accord is smoother and way more comfortable for long trips.
You just sense the power in the Accord like it actually wants to take off while the Civic is more for those quick rushes.
I’ve driven both in cities and highways in Ontario and honestly the Accord feels more robust while the Civic is super nimble.