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About HONDA ACCORD
The Honda Accord is a passenger car (D-segment in Europe) manufactured by the Japanese marque Honda. The Accord is one of the most historic models in Honda’s fleet, and currently has a total of 11 generations.
The first Accord went on sale in 1976. Throughout all its generations, this model has been known mainly for its sedan body versions. However, it has also had numerous family and coupé body variants.
The Accord has been marketed in almost all its generations with petrol/gasoline engines. There are some exceptions with diesel engines that were intended for the European market. As a general rule, the Accord can be defined as a reliable and high quality vehicle, two characteristics that are a given in all Honda models.
As with the Civic, Honda has marketed several models of the Accord depending on the markets. Hence, there are major differences between the models destined for the United States and Canada, and the versions for Europe and Japan.
In some generations, this model has been marketed under other names. The first models were called Honda Vigor in Japan. Later, there were variants of the Accord called Honda Inspire and Honda Ascot. In the fifth generation, the sedan version of this vehicle came to be marketed as Rover 600. The seventh-generation model has also come to be sold as Acura TSX.
In terms of competition, the Accord has competed with other Japanese models such as the Toyota Avensis, Toyota Camry, Nissan Primera and Mazda 6. Internationally, the Accord has also rivalled cars such as the Chevrolet Malibu, Ford Fusion / Mondeo or Volkswagen Passat.





















































































