Compare 2023 Honda Civic vs 2023 Honda Accord

Performance

The Honda Civic is a compact car with several engine options. The starting trim is outfitted with a 2.0-liter, four-cylinder, 158-horsepower powertrain. The EX and EX-L options have a turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine with 180 horsepower. Meanwhile, the Civic Si offers 200 horsepower, and the Civic Type R offers 315 horsepower. The 2023 Honda Accord is available with a gas engine and a hybrid engine. The four-cylinder, turbocharged 1.5-liter gas engine produces 192 horsepower, and the four-cylinder hybrid engine produces 204 total horsepower.

Appearance

The 2023 Honda Civic shows off its sporty capabilities from end to end with its precision profile and the upper and lower accents that cross through the side panels. The slender grille extends confidently to connect to the bold LED headlamps. The nose also is enhanced by a black bumper and accompanying air vents. The 2023 Honda Accord displays a fastback profile with sleek surfaces over the doors and hood. The grille is decidedly rectangular and links to horizontal, LED-highlighted headlights. Below the grille, metallic accents add personality to the bumper.

Features

These two Honda models continue to show off their appeal inside the cabin. They share desired features like wireless smartphone app connections, a Bose sound system, USB ports, heated seats, a rear cross-traffic alert, a navigation system, parking sensors, auto braking, and a wireless charging pad at different trim levels. If you drive the Accord, your sedan could also be loaded with a head-up display screen, a Google infotainment system, and heated seats in the back row.

You are invited to continue learning about the 2023 Honda Accord and the 2023 Honda Civic in our showroom. Visit Honda of Murfreesboro today to explore today's inventory with help from our sales associates.