Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord

When shopping for new automobiles, there are always a few that stand out in terms of certain features. Regarding vehicles that are affordable, with great performance and little maintenance, the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry stack up with the best of them. In order to make a decision on what kind of car you are looking to purchase, it wouldn't be a bad idea to compare the 2015 Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord. The 2014 models of these vehicles continuously improve on the formulas that have made them what they are, and these vehicles can give you the chance to drive around with ease and plenty of comfort.

     

Gas Mileage and Performance: Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord

Car shoppers typically look to gas mileage in order to find something that will happily suit them. If you have a daily commute, or enjoy taking road trips, you really can't go wrong with finding a car with excellent gas mileage. When the car gets great miles per gallon, you will keep more money in your pocket, and will be able to save money over the long haul, offsetting the price tag it takes to fill up. The vehicles stack up well against each other in terms of gas mileage, with the new 2015 Toyota Camry getting the slight edge. The Camry receives 25 miles per gallon in the city and 35 miles per gallon on the highway, while the 2014 Honda Accord receives 24 miles per gallon in the city and 34 miles per gallon when traveling on the highway. 

The Toyota Camry sedan features a 2.5 liter engine, with a six-speed automatic transmission on all of its models. The Honda Accord features a 2.4 liter engine and has a variety of transmission models, including six-speed automatic transmission and six-speed manual transmission. They both feature four-cylinders within the engine. The Honda Accord receives the slight edge in terms of in-car entertainment, as it features built in AM and FM radio, USB connectivity, auxiliary and iPod integration, Bluetooth phone and media capability and four speakers. The Toyota Camry has similar features, but does not contain 160 watts of stereo output like the Honda Accord does. However, while the Accord has four speakers, the Camry features six. Both models of these vehicles are pre-wired for phone use, which is a plus for anybody looking to make calls from the comfort of their vehicle. Test drive the 2015 Toyota Camry today at Dayton Toyota or review the 2015 Toyota Camry now on our Vehicle Review Page. 

Safety Features

Both vehicles shine in terms of safety features. They both share some similar safety features, including four wheel ABS, front and rear airbags, rear head rests, traction control and a VIP security system. The Honda features additional safety components, including auto delay headlights that turn off and advanced tire measurement monitoring. Overall though, both of these vehicles receive very high marks in terms of safety features, and will give drivers with children the benefit of safety and peace of mind, so that they can help themselves out when trying to avoid accidents. 

Comparing Price of the Toyota Camry vs. Honda Accord 

No matter how much you love a vehicle, price is usually the biggest determining factor when it comes to purchasing a vehicle. If it is out of your budget that is usually the end of the story, while vehicles in your price range are no brainer decisions. The Toyota Camry ranges between $22,000 and $27,000, while the Honda Accord is less expensive, with sedan and coupe models ranging between $21,000 and $23,000. 

Do some research to decide which of these cars best suits your needs. Come test drive the 2015 Toyota Camry at Dayton Toyota today!