Honda Accord FAQs

• Why did Honda stop making the Accord?

  For now, the Honda Accord is still in production and sold to Australian new car buyers, however, as the brand moves to a fixed-price agency model, some uncertainty has crept in as to the model's future. The same can't be said for the Accord Euro, which was scrapped many years ago after the model, not sold in Japan or the US, was losing traction among its primary European customer base as sales began to dwindle. The Accord has also been discontinued in the UK where the market for sedans has been in decline.

• What year is the best Honda Accord?

  The Honda Accord has continued to offer more value over the years as each new edition is packed with high-end technology and a range of valuable features. You'll also be treated to the newest safety aids by opting for the latest model, although there is some consensus that the generation launched in 2013 has been the most-reliable series of the bunch. However, for the trade-off that comes with buying second-hand effectively offsetting that reliability bonus, it's always best to look to the latest version for the best all-round choice.

• How much should I pay for a Honda Accord?

  The 2021 Honda Accord has been priced from $52,800 for the VTI-LX 1.5L Turbo. Meanwhile, the top-spec Accord in the VTI-LX 2.0L Hybrid comes in at $55,800. These prices exclude on-road costs, dealer delivery charges and stamp duty, so your driveaway price is likely to be a little higher. You can pick up the Accord with either a petrol or hybrid engine, with the two variants above the only choices in the range.