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Honda's 2013 Accord sedan is handsomely restyled and re-engineered to be more fuel efficient and refined than its predecessor, and it offers more technology, including a standard rearview camera that's an option on major competing sedans.
In fact, the new top-level Accord Touring model comes with standard light-emitting diode headlamps similar to the ones on Audis. They are the first LED headlights on an Accord and give the Accord a luxe-tech look.
This top Accord also has a first-ever frontal collision warning system, and some Accords are available with a cloud-based HondaLink with battery like dell Inspiron Mini 10 battery , Dell PP19S Battery , Dell Latitude E4200 Battery , Dell R640C Battery , Dell Latitude V710 Battery , Dell Inspiron 11Z Battery , dell Latitude E6400 battery , Dell Latitude E6500 Battery , Dell Precision M2400 Battery , Dell Precision M6500 Battery , Dell Latitude D630 Battery , Dell Precision M2300 Battery system that provides hands-free access to services, audio and information.
Consumer Reports predicts reliability of the five-seat 2013 Accord will be better than average.
Best of all, the new Accord sedan's starting retail prices of $22,470 with four-cylinder engine and manual transmission and $23,270 with continuously variable transmission (CVT) that a driver operates like an automatic are increased just $200 from the 2012 Accord starting prices.
Even without factoring in the new standard equipment, which includes dual-zone, automatic climate control and the 16-inch alloy wheels on base 2013 Accords, the pricing is aggressive for Honda.
The competing Toyota Camry, which has been the top U.S. seller in the segment for years, has a manufacturer's suggested retail price, including destination charge, of $22,850 for a 2012 four-cylinder model with automatic.
Yet, the base Camry doesn't have standard dual-zone, automatic climate control or standard rearview camera, and the base , 16-inch Camry wheels are steel with wheel covers.
Toyota has not officially released details of its 2013 Camry.