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2011 Honda Accord Sedan - Quality Review

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With interior appointments that feel big-accommodating, as well as luxury-car upscale at times, the 2011 Honda Accord goes beyond what typical, budget-minded mid-size buyers might expect. Read more »
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One staffer dubbed it the "corrective posture chair." If it fits you, you'll love it, but if it doesn't, this is a deal-breaker.
Edmunds

rides quietly and steadily
AutoWeek

Unembellished plastic interior surfaces that once were elegant and now just seem plain and boring
USA Today

Around town and on the freeways it proved perfectly comfortable
CNET


While the 2011 Honda Accord is a mid-size sedan by most eyes, it qualifies as a large car according to the EPA.

Its interior really does feel big-car accommodating for driver and passengers. The front seats are comfortable and supportive, there's plenty of legroom in back, and the trunk is huge. About the only issue is the sloping roofline, which might limit headroom for the tallest adults in back. In the Coupe, the backseats aren't so easily accessible, but average-size adults will fit.

The Accord's mid-size-plus size doesn't quite translate with regard to cargo space, though; its trunk is only average, and the somewhat small opening limits its usefulness for loading larger items. A split, fold-forward back seat with pass-through is standard in all models, though.

Build quality and Honda's reputation for reliability and resale value remain strong, and our editors have found the current Accord to be well-assembled and rattle-free—even though the swooping, dual-cockpit instrument panel appears more complex in construction and appearance than other affordable sedans.

Across the Accord lineup, noise and vibration are about the best they get in this budget-minded sedan class. Base four-cylinder models aren't quite luxury-car smooth, but they're quite and well isolated, and in upper trims with the V-6, Honda employs an active noise-canceling system and active motor mounts.

Conclusion

With interior appointments that feel big-accommodating, as well as luxury-car upscale at times, the 2011 Honda Accord goes beyond what typical, budget-minded mid-size buyers might expect.

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