'05 Honda Accord

The 2005 Honda Accord is among Honda’s acclaimed midsize sedans to have entered the automotive market with a bang. The ‘bang’ about the 2005 model of the Accord is the release of its hybrid trim level as a variant of the base model, adding Honda’s name to the race of dual-fuel vehicle manufacturers.

The 2005 Honda Accord has two engines that buyers can choose from. For those going for a ride of moderation, a 160 horsepower I-4 engine is quite sufficient. Other than this engine having a capacity of 2.4 liters, the 2005 Accord also comes with a more powerful 3.0-liter V6 – capable of revving up a more commendable 240 horsepower.

The fuel economy is also praiseworthy – it is definitely not everyday that one sees a midsize sedan delivering an effortless 34mpg on the highway.

The 2005 Accord has been improved in terms of its safety features, too. Side-curtain airbags have been included as additions in the 2005 model year.

'08 Honda Accord

The 2008 Honda Accord continues to be among the best-acclaimed midsized vehicles in the American automotive market. The coupe in particular has been heavily redesigned for the 2008 model year. This is yet another restyling of the vehicle since its previous model year. This time the Accord was redone with a sleeker and sportier finish. The new alloy wheels add to the sporty ambiance.

The V6 engine provided with the 2008 Accord is a marked improvement over the previous version of the V6. The new V6 has a horsepower as high as 265 hp and improved acceleration. Even the fuel economy has improved drastically. The I-4 engine with the capacity of 2.4 liters is still available.

The interiors of the 2008 Honda Accord have also been revamped in what appears to be an approach towards luxury and ergonomics. The leather upholstery is just the beginning, for the coupe edition has controls mounted on the steering wheel itself, not to mention a navigation system added to the ensemble.

'06 Honda Accord

It is no surprise that the 2006 Honda Accord happens to be one of the best-sold mid-sized sedans in America. What would interest automobile enthusiasts the most about the Accord is the way it has been restyled since the year 2003. The year 2006 model also undewent another restyling of its exterior. Other than the more popular sedan version, a coupe edition is also available.

The 2006 Honda Accord comes with an Inline-4 engine having a capacity of 2.4 liters in the base models. A 3.0-liter V6 engine is provided with some of the models as well. While the I-4 provides 166 horsepower, the V6 generates 244 horsepower – both improvements over the earlier model years.

The 2006 Accord has a number of additions and updates in its exterior styling. Not only are the bumpers redesigned, but so is the grille. Even the exhaust tips have been revamped for better looks, not to mention the new alloy wheels.
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2008 Honda Accord

The 2008 Honda Accord has been awarded countless praise for its incredible safety features as well as efficiency and accommodation towards consumer demands. The new 2008 Honda Accord is a brand new design with updated engine choices with more performance and fuel economy features than ever before.

For the first time, PZEV (Partial-Zero-Emissions-Vehicle) engines are offered, which give off nearly zero emissions from the engine making it one of the most efficient engines ever created by an automobile manufacturer.

In addition to PZEV, Honda’s Variable Cylinder Management is available on the V-6 model, giving the driver the option of turning off half of the cylinders during certain conditions to improve fuel economy 10% or more.

2006 Honda Accord

The 2006 Honda Accord continues to deliver on its impeccable legacy as the most powerful and efficient line of large-sized sedans available on the market today.

Both engines have had extensive improvements made to the efficiency and performance of them, offering drivers even more power and better fuel economy than ever before.

The 2006 Honda Accord New Engines and EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings:

• 2.4L V-TEC Inline-4 Engine now producing 166HP and 160HP while gas mileage is still seeing an EPA-estimated 24mpg around the city and up to 34mpg or higher on the highway.

• 3.0L V-TEC V-6 capable of producing 244HP and 211FTLB of torque while holding tight to its EPA-estimated 20MPG around the city and 29MPG or higher on the highway.

2005 Honda Accord

The 2005 Honda Accord has continuously proven what has made this large-sized sedan such an instant hit for American’s for its incredible efficiency and performance coupled with a sleek design and impeccable features.

The 2005 Honda Accord comes in two (2) engine variants for the different models: A base model 2.4L Inline-4 V-TEC equipped engine that produces 160HP and 161FTLB of torque while attaining an EPA-estimated 24mpg around the city and 34mpg on the highway.

The high-end performance engine is a 3.0L V-6 V-TEC equipped engine holding 240HP and 212FTLB of torque and still holding an EPA-estimated 21MPG around the city and 30MPG on the highway, making the Accord one of, if not the, most powerful and efficient sedans ever produced by an automobile maker.