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Car Forum / Honda Cars / July 2008The New Accord!
The new Accord seems bigger, heavier, fancier, than previous Accords. I think I am disappointed. Do you agree with me? >The new Accord seems bigger, heavier, fancier, than previous Accords. I >think I am disappointed. Do you agree with me? That differes from the last 5 generations, how? >>The new Accord seems bigger, heavier, fancier, than previous Accords. I >>think I am disappointed. Do you agree with me? > >That differes from the last 5 generations, how? While this is true, I think it has grown to the point of being obese and this is what the OP is trying to point out. It is almost in Avalon and 300 territory, and surpasses the Explorer and Pilot in length. > While this is true, I think it has grown to the point of being obese > and this is what the OP is trying to point out. It is almost in Avalon > and 300 territory, and surpasses the Explorer and Pilot in length. It is bigger, yes, and as I get older I prefer larger cars. As much as I would love another Civic for its better gas mileage, I could no longer go back to one after 4-1/2 years with my 2004 Accord. So I'M not complaining. Yes, this is my point. It is as if it is not an Accord anymore. >>>The new Accord seems bigger, heavier, fancier, than previous Accords. I >>>think I am disappointed. Do you agree with me? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > and this is what the OP is trying to point out. It is almost in Avalon > and 300 territory, and surpasses the Explorer and Pilot in length. >>>>The new Accord seems bigger, heavier, fancier, than previous Accords. I >>>>think I am disappointed. Do you agree with me? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >Yes, this is my point. It is as if it is not an Accord anymore. The same can be said of the last six generations. Ever seen what was called an accord in 1981? Every generation since has grown heavier and larger. > >>>>The new Accord seems bigger, heavier, fancier, than previous Accords. I > >>>>think I am disappointed. Do you agree with me? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Ever seen what was called an accord in 1981? > Every generation since has grown heavier and larger. Well, it isn't just an Accord anymore. The Acura TL is built in the same factory on the Accord platform. But I like the interior room of the new Accord. I think the '81 Accord has been functionally replaced by the Fit. > The new Accord seems bigger, heavier, fancier, than previous Accords. I > think I am disappointed. Do you agree with me? Yes, I agree that you are disappointed. Welcome to the Planet Earth! What new generation of ANY car ever gets smaller, lighter, more spartan? Of course, the generally get better looking today. Sadly, not in the new Accords case. It's probably one of the ugliest Hondas ever, overstyled and very frumpy-looking. Dan D '07 Ody EX Central NJ USA Yes, I did not want to say it in the post. Thanks for saying it. I thought this Accord is not a beautiful Accord. Yes, I agree that you are disappointed. Welcome to the Planet Earth! What new generation of ANY car ever gets smaller, lighter, more spartan? Of course, the generally get better looking today. Sadly, not in the new Accords case. It's probably one of the ugliest Hondas ever, overstyled and very frumpy-looking. Dan D '07 Ody EX Central NJ USA |
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