Accord Vs. Altima Vs. Camry: Which Is the Best Mid-Size Sedan? - Cars.com
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- Our 2018 Mid-Size Sedan Challenge, featuring the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima and Toyota Camry, proved to be one of the closest in Cars.com history. Check out where they placed in this video.
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All depends on personal preference. I had the opportunity to test drive all 3, and I purchased the Camry XLE V6 especially after hearing 301 HP. Not to mention Toyota gave me an awesome deal free maintenance and free extended warranty with no charge. Team Toyota 👍🏿👍🏿
The same guy liked the Accord’s heavy weight feel, and the light weight of the Altima...huh???
Crazy
He probably meant that even though he prefers a lighter, more nimble car (Altima), the Honda is well composed, and able to manage its weight appropriately.
Also, the Materials inside the Honda gave it the slight edge.
Commenter Person IDK...to me he had predetermined his picks, and made stuff up to confirm it.
@@golfbuddy1969 You are probably right as well.
(There's, afterall, an obvious conflict of interest...)
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I drive a 98 Accord V6 and I absolutely love the simplicity of it. But I actually love the 2018-2019 Accord's looks. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, so if you think it's ugly...that's fine. It's a beautiful car in my opinion and when the time comes for my 98 to go, I will definitely be getting a 2.0T 6 speed. Both the Camry and Altima are beautiful cars as well, even in their base models, but when it comes down to deciding which car is the best, I think it's just a matter of opinion and loyalty to a specific brand.
Pianist Passion I don’t know why but when I see those new accord they remind me of a blue whale I feel like they look like one
@@roastedhd2852 beluga whale 🐋 😂🤣😂
I think the new Accord is beautiful. People that say it’s ugly are just saying it because they’re biased. If it had the Audi logo on it, they would say it’s beautiful because it does look similar to an A7 which I think is one of the best looking cars on the road.
Roasted HD Does the Audi A7 look like a whale? The A7 is beautiful and the Accord looks similar. If it had the four rings on it, you would say it’s a good looking car.
@@39Hundred nope.
Very disappointing reviews because they was focus only in the infotainment, the most import is the reliability and the power train. It’s a Cars not a smartphones
Sigh... watch it again
ToyotaxI fanboy spotted making an excuse for the 2010 technology of the Taxi
Did u watch the video???
They trick with their rating. The TRUE Rating is 1: Camry 2: Altima 3: Accord.
Ground Trader in the dreams of a delusional Toyotaxi Fanboy..
So you’re better than this Pros who gets paid while you blubber your toyoTaxi delusional ideas.
I think at the end of the day it comes down to personal preference because there's hardly anything in it. They're all great cars. I'd personally take the Camry.
I’ve owned a 2005 Accord and a 2016 Accord both are flawless vehicles and still rolling strong. Plenty of horsepower and enthusiasm when driving. Excellent on gas and maintenance, oil and filter changes only.
Honda hands down 💯
Dark LordElite Lord Voldemort - Toyota acceleration and braking issues was overlooked 😒
My 08 Accord still running but I get 23mpg. It was made to do around 29 mph combined. Only 420 miles per tank.
I was hoping for a drag race
MoNo K My family is Accord and Lexus family tho..I’m told the new Accord is equipped with turbo..which is unfortunate because it wears the engine faster.. plummeting the reliability.. which in my opinion makes the Honda useless
MoNo K don't take me rong I work with cars for a living Honda's r great cars but not because the infiltamint system !
Review sucked....didn't even mention that the Altima comes with an AWD version.
Very true
Alexander Arroyo very true
Very true
especially after mentioning they were in chicago...
You really can't go wrong with any of these, but since I keep vehicles for 15+ years I would choose the Camry. The non-turbo, normally aspirated engine and non-cvt, traditional geared transmission stand the best chance to be reliable over the long haul.
15 years? I would be praying for an excuse to get rid of it way before that.
@@worrywart1311 okay? lol
@@joelbautista04 Just to explain my reasoning, a huge number of innovations and improvements are made to vehicles over such a lengthy period, particularly safety measures, as well as in emissions and convenience aspects. By the time another 15 years has passed, it would be surprising if sales of EV vehicles are not overwhelmingly dominant.....it is already trending that way in western Europe.
True. Idk what Toyota does my dads 99 corolla is onto its 5th owner with 270k miles
There’s a 1.5 accord that went over 300k miles in a video 😳
So the Camry lost cause of media screen hello its a car not a tablet.
Yea but the display screen graphics, reaction time, and functionality are very important especially when automakers are making it so that some settings and features can only be accessed via the touch screen. Personal story: I had a 2003 Infiniti M45 for 3 years with a (non-touch screen) display that felt like it was designed in hell by Satan himself. After living with the very confusing user interface that sometimes required cycling through multiple menus and/or buttons to do something that should have been simple (like adjusting an HVAC setting), and that did not save certain selections upon turning off the car, I decided I couldn’t take it anymore and got a new car with a more user-friendly set up. After such an experience, I will NEVER purchase another car with a display screen without renting said car first and extensively testing out how well the display user interface works. So yes, the display screen can be a deal breaker all in itself. BTW, remember how much flak Acura/Honda received for their dreadfully piss-poor two-tier screen displays on recent models?
I am Toyota guy but the Camry is having issues with their transmission. Personally I think the Altima is beautiful
😂
Josh Fried there it is the ToyoTaxi fanboy blubbering excuses
As it was explained in the video, all of these cars were pointed very closely. It's the features and the comfort that matter most when people are shopping for brand new cars. You can argue on the front of reliability but i'm sure nobody's biting their nails wondering if any of these 3 cars won't last them at least 5 years if they need it to. The screen and its functions are the centerpiece of every car and the importance increases because at the end of the day these are family sedans that're meant to accommodate up to 5 people with comfort and entertainment for the road. If someone were rating a Mustang on its infotainment screen then of course you'd have a case in your favor. But these things really matter to consumers of these vehicles, if they didn't, we wouldn't have screens at all. While looks are subjective, the Camry's is very clearly the hardest to swallow, even just the LE trims. The Altima would have my vote on best looking exterior and the Honda has a much better interior than both of the other two... probably because Honda doesn't HAVE a higher tier sedan they need to protect, like Nissan's Maxima and Toyota's Avalon. Nissan has the best tech of the 3, and the Camry has the best (feeling) power because it can have a V6. Which one you buy is up to you. Altima beat the Camry when I was shopping for my next car, so this video fits what I also found out for myself. Unless you drive all 3 of them you've got to be mindful of everything
Nissan Altima, more than 25 years buying Nissan and is a car for more than 350k so no questions ask!!!
But the turbo adds a big question mark to the reliability
nissan is trash,,, cheap built and overrated ..honda is engine is used in about every piece of machinery ..soo where is nissan reliability? ..toyota sells because they are fuel efficient
Nissan was good back in the day. After the Renault merger... It has become pretty iffy
@@frederickschulze8014 Nissan never merged with Renault.
@Random Autonomous Drone Pilot I know of a few that are way over 100k 🤷♂️
The Altima is a bad ass and I love it!
We just bought an Accord EX, so nice. Any of these cars are excellent quality.
I love my Honda Accord for 2018 I have a unlimited powertrain warranty that came with the purchase of the vehicle the CVT transmission drives just perfect. People are going to have different opinions about just about everything to each is own by what Suits You I love my Honda Accord and I'm going to stick with it.
Every time I watch a midsize matchup the Accord comes on top but when you reach the comments section everyone says the camry
Camry is more reliable
@@chaddanelodge2412 Camry scored a 4/5 making it third in reliability, Honda scored 4.5/5 and came in first for more reliable
I still drive a '98 Accord. Yes, 1998! It still drives smooth and pushes strong when stepping on the gas. Starting to think of buying a new car...Accord baby!
The Camry with a non-CVT transmission will be the most reliable long term
We don't know that for sure. Honda knows how to build a good engine🤷🏿♂️
@@kyron9622 if you associate "build good engine" with gas dilution you have some serious issues😂🤣😂😂😂😂
+美光伍 Aisin is owned by Toyota, so in a sense you can still say Toyota builds its own transmission. And Aisin is known to build very reliable transmission. The same can’t be said for Honda transmission.
+美光伍 do your fact check before commenting plz. It is a fact that Aisin is a member of Toyota group. Plz don’t waste my time.
+美光伍 it is just your opinion, not backed by any facts.
Im loving my 2018 Camry XSE in Galactic aqua mica color
How is the acceleration? Do you feel a lag or jerk when the transmission shifts? Thanks. Debating on what to get
@@lisaeckman27 I test drove the Camry and loved it, but chose a 2017 Accord for the price. Both have great acceleration. No lag on either one. They say that Toyota has perfected their CVT, but I have been driving my Accord for 6 days now and have not felt anything strange about it.
All 3 have their pros and cons. Nissan offers the smoothest ride and more interior room plus top mpg in the group. Toyota will outlast anything on the road, Honda has decent reliability and inovation.
the accord definitely has alot more leg room
Although the Honda one, you still should have had the touring especially when comparing it with the Camry XLE
I like the Accord but my favorite is the Mazda 6 specifically the top one with Napa leather! & again the camry I think it's gonna be the king of the seals.
I think the Mazda 6 is a very underrated car and it should’ve been in this comparison video. Unfortunately, it gets overshadowed by these 3 cars. My friend has a Mazda 6. It’s a nice car and he has no issues with it.
@@39Hundred Ditto the Subaru Legacy/Liberty which has the added benefit of bulletproof AWD, the best in the business.
Lol someone else said it, the same guy that liked the Accord’s heavy feel liked the light feel of the Altima. What’s even more strange is that the Accord is actually the lightest car here.
I don’t know about the Altima, but I do know that the Camry drives far better than the jittery Accord with its twitchy steering. I also know that the Camry’s interior uses far better material than the Accord.
In closing, the Camry came in last because it drives nice but Camry buyers don’t care about a car that drives nice?? (What the heck does that even mean??). And you docked points for the infotainment system while testing the older version of the system as the new system have Apple Car Play and Alexa. Also, I don’t know if many know, but Toyota’s “dated” graphics can be changed by simply changing the theme of the display in the settings menu. That’s simply the default theme, the other themes are nicer. I also don’t think it’s fair that the guy complaining about leg room is on the bigger side, I’m not trying to be rude, but nit every car will fit everyone. The Camry will fit most 4 adults comfortably. Besides, the Accord has no headroom and I would happily trade 2” of legroom for a more upright greenhouse and more headroom. Also, docking points for interior design is so arbitrary! You think The Accord looks good? I think both the Accord and Altima look like pseudo Audi designs. I give the Camry 5 points for sheer originality.
1 Camry
2 Altima
3 Accord
If you've actually driven these cars, some of these words wouldn't be coming out of your mouth
Kyron Poullard I haven’t driven the Altima, but I have the Camry and Accord and I do believe the Camry is the better car.
Cecil L .... I wouldn’t touch an Altima and it’s CVT with a 10 ft pole ..... Honda is just plain ugly and I never have understood sticking a tablet on top of the dashboard instead of integrating it ..... looks like an “afterthought” ..... I think Honda’s have CVT’S now too and I sure wouldn’t want a “turbo” engine .... just something more to break.
I much prefer the Accord. I test drove a Camry and a Accord. I purchased the 2021 Honda Accord Sport 2.0T
You guys forgot about the fact that the Altima has optional AWD, unlike its competition
The Camry has optional AWD too
@@johnfrantz5885 Back when this video came out it didn’t. 2021 Toyota added AWD as an option for the Camry
And it’s also the most unreliable one
Toyota Camry
The Altima is really nice like for real. I know someone who has it for a company car. I still have a preference towards American cars like Chevys and Fords. Like my 2014 Malibu with the 2.5 liter drives like a dream compared to other sedans.
that well fed guy doesn't know what he's talking about
Ro0ster 😂😂😂😂😂 well fed. Nicest way to say fat
For being well fed, he must know something.
Well fed=bread/cookie eater
I test drove V6 Camry and it was great. It has 300 hp and looks great. That Honda turbo will be problematic and I don’t like CVT’s.
Idiot the 2.0 Accord has a 10 spd and it's faster than Camry v6
WIGGYDON1 You’re really a jackass. It’s not about speed, it’s about Honda’s problems with turbos. Camry’s naturally aspirated has a strong track record. Did I mention you’re a jackass. 😂
@@stevewise1656 how about those 3.0L V6 naturally asperated sludge buckets that were blowing up Toyota was making? Is that included in the track record?
The cvt is only one of three transmissions that are sold in the accord line up and more people buy the non cvt equipt accords. We don't know for sure if the turbo will be a fuck up but Honda know how to build a good engine. I guess we'll just see 🤷🏿♂️
please compare the 2.0T accord not the 1.5t. the v6 camry isnt that great, to much fake plastic vents for my liking
I had an 13 Nissan Sentra which needed a new transmission at just under 75k, I'll never buy Nissan again with the CVT - they're known to have transmission issues, which is why I'm surprised Nissan is #2 over the Camry. I'm now a 2018 Camry owner, I love it but wish they had Android Auto though.
Jeremy J No one told you to buy a piece of shit Sentra idiot.
Jeremy J good buy
I have a 2006 Altima that a purchased new and it
just passed 300k miles on original Transmission and Engine. All I ever done was regualr maintenance. If you take care of your car it will run. I'm proof that Nissan makes reliable cars!
Habitualdroid the 2006 doesn't have a cat transmission
Jeremy J I just purchased an 2017 Nissan Altima in September and they have already had to replace my transmission already and my car has less than 30,000 miles on it. Always wanted a Nissan but very disappointed in them now.
1999 Honda Accord still running strong be eating up everything on I95 southeast Georgia
Honda Accord and Nissan Altima need to stop using CVT Transmissions!!, these cars have so much potential just put in a normal automatic or manual please!!
Nah, the CVTs are very nice and do last a long time if they're maintained properly.
Accord very premium 2.0t touring
Altima it's great if you go for the ... platinum VC turbo
And Camry well they do put expensive interior plastic ..
Are they being paid to put down the Camry? It's the only car with NA engine and a proper gearbox. Not to mention long term reliabilty.
Altima has an NA 2.5...?
@@eyedunno8462 think it's a 2.0 turbo
You've said it.
Fat dude still give the Accord the like even thought his big head is hitting the roof in the back seat. Haha! Total BS review from these clowns!
@@tousshong9438 I agree 100%
I see people say that Toyota sells more than the Honda...On top of that, Honda has resisted as other Asian brands have begun relying on sales to daily rental companies to boost numbers in the fashion the Detroit 3 once did.
“In February, more than 18% of Toyota’s new vehicle sales were to fleets. Honda does no fleet business.
Are you sure? I see more people rent Corolla and Ubers drive honda sports slightly more than Camrys. I'm nyc so theres hundreds of ubers everywhere you go here. Usually in a car crash lol
Honda does not do fleet business because they cannot meet the demands of both sides. Even with Toyota doing a percentage of fleet sales, their cars STILL hold more value than Honda's. So in essence, a sale is a sale.
I had a altima since February 2016 and looking forward to own a S-Class 450!
Mazda 6 Signature and Honda Accord 2.0T sport are the top picks in this segment, despite the Honda's ugly looks.
The Mazda should have been included in this test.
@Randy Jackson The question is NOT what is the best SELLING midsize sedan, but what is THE best midsize sedan. And sales numbers are not indicative of how good or bad a car is because a lot of people in this segment simply want an appliance to go from Point A to B. A lot of really excellent cars have not been sales leaders at all, look up automotive history. Predictable, Run of the mill, boring transportation sells in large numbers all the time. example: Nissan Rogue. And you just lost all credibility comparing the new Mazda 6 to a POS like a Chrysler 200, seriously? I have driven the Mazda 6 turbo, Accord sport and the V6 Camry this year. And you don't even have to believe me, go see/read every other review on the new Mazda 6 Turbo. I suggest you go drive them instead of pulling shitty opinions out of your ass. Do us all a favor and stop commenting on stuff when you don't understand CONTEXT or know nothing about the topic.
@Randy Jackson I agree with you the Mazda 6 is OK but it's not better than any of these cars.
@Randy JacksonMazda and Shitsubishi are same? LOL Cool story bro. You still keep talking about demand, sales and shit. OK I am done arguing with idiots like you. Bye.
Lmao😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😁😁
Yeap, 2018/19 mazda 6 should have been included..!
so many angry toyota fanboys in these comments... nuts.
Recent buyer of 2018 Honda Accord Sport Manual Transmission. Here are some reasons I picked the Accord to purchase
1. I did a ton of research. Accord was car of the year for a reason. Don’t believe me? Check out alot of other reviews and the great majority all pick Accord as the best
2. My gf is like the lady in this review and loves the Camry interior, my gf owns a Camry XSE. I prefer the Accord interior. I also liked the over all styling of the Accord the best.
3. People will say Camry is lower cost of ownership, I found that not true. I contacted my insurance lady and Accord is $500 a year cheaper on insurance than Camry. My insurance is through Nationwide. This was before I did the 5 month electronic monitoring that saved me an additional 40% off insurance for the life of the car. I now pay $50 less for full coverage on the Accord than I did for liability for my 20 year old Chevy Silverado.
4. If Apple Car Play or manual transmission are deal breakers for you, then your only choice IS the Accord.
5. Accord is spacious all around. Very comfortable ride, tons of leg room as well. Plenty of room in the back seat and trunk. Also like mentioned in this video, alot of storage space for phone, change, cups etc.
Lastly the deal I made. Finding a manual transmission Accord is challenging enough. I was able to get it delivered to my house, free window tint and 6 years free maintenance, all for below invoice. My best friend is the finance manager at a Toyota dealership. I know what invoice looks like 😇😇
So for me, I liked it best of the bunch as far as style, safety, value, ride quality, and all the tech included. If you are in the market, I would encourage you to do your own research.
I forgot to add, the infotainment system is by far the best in the class.
Nissan Altima...any day. 👍
Personal opinion? Then by all means. The Accord gets my nod.
Why??? I’m trying to but my first and am confused but, I love the Altima, civic, Elantra, and Malibu.
Malibu and Altima look great but, are they worth the price for the higher end models???
The Elantras interior is cheap looking and I can’t forget the fire engines.
Civic is great but, the design looks very sporty when I prefer a classy look.
Heard bad things about Altima but, I can’t help the look of it is so, nice.
Nissan altima bc its fast and smooth on the freeway
I want to like the Accord but I do not like the back of it.
NY Guy yeah the back is not cohesive with the front at all
The whole car is dreadful looking
After staring at it for a while and seeing them more on the road it very slowly started to grow on me. Because overall the only thing that really holds it back is the rear head room from the fastback styling and unconventional head/taillight designs. The fact that Accord drives more like a luxury sedan in terms of power and noise is insane
I used to think that buy now I think the accord is pretty nice looking tbh
@@recon_ron7746 me too
Who are these people? at 3:14 "this is the first time I've drove a CVT transmission car" but I'm deciding for you which car is better... Dude where have been in the last 10 years? Lost all credibility. Cars.com should stick to just advertising.
Lol true
You forgot the rest of his sentence. “And enjoyed it”
Get the accord 2.0t it's really fast good handling and a good automatic trans.
Camry still will outsell
Mike Yep it’ll be #1 on the rental lots too! Bet you won’t find an Accord there 😉
ldawson103 the Enterprise down the street from me has several accords tbh. the accords nice, but the Camry is still #1 in sales that's a fact.
@@mikevaldes9831 McDonald also outsells IN-N-OUT burger but who makes the better burger's?
jmasoncar s which one is the most well known globally and more profitable? McDonald's. next.
jmasoncar s and as to which burger is better is subjective. just like your opinion on these cars. the fact still stands that the Camry is the best seller for a reason.
I don't know what to get. I like the Accord but not the current model. I do not hate it but the front grill, the rear and V4. 2016/2017 I like. I currently drive a 2000 Accord V6. Because of Warranty, I might be driving a 2019. There are really no other car makes that I really like.
#1: Accord
#2: Camry
These the best sedans. The rest are just ok.
Best in resale value too
I bought a new 2019 Toyota Camry SE yesterday. I love the classic shifter as opposed to other
manufacturers who get fancy with the automatic shifter and you have to learn where the P/R/N/D is located;
Buttons in Honda are even worse because you can't shift by feel. I don't like Honda's turbo lag, high
maintenance CVT, noisy interior, and stuckon iPad as the center console.
Owning a couple of altima's, I'll never buy anything with a cvt again! Give me a true auto or a manual, cvt's are horrible in my experience!
i've got 2017 Altima and i agree but i just put it on Ds and it does the same as a auto plus CVT got more power than others.
CVT is trash for sure
Why is it trash?
The smooth ride that u get from a cvt 7 don't get in any auto car
They just like to say it's trash even tho they never drove a car before ;-)
Owned a 2k16 Altima. 50k miles gone
Not a single problem! Almost no cost without oils change & 2 tires replacement! Don’t know why everybody complaining Altima still though NYC full of Altimas✅
I have an hour commute, heavy traffic most days. What I have learned over the years is a mid-size sedan is the way to go. Not too small so you don't feel cramped or get sorta pushed around by other drivers. Not too big so you can slip by tight situations. MPG is adds up over the year, so the advantage of an SUV does not balance out for me. Comfort, it's a car not a truck. A sedan has a locking trunk. Safety gear stowed out of the way. If you keep good all season tires with a heavier tread, FWD & traction control will get you through most winters reasonably well....or you just should have stayed home anyway.
toyota camry is the best car
Camry is the best!!👍
Nope.
Brilliantly and coherently argued; congratulations.
Accord always is the benchmark, the rest compete at the best to try to beat it.
But somehow the camry always outsells it, but luckily the accord is the 2nd most sold midsize sedan
Camry is the best selling out of all of these cars for a reason. The majority of people don’t care about 0-60 times or if it has a turbo engine. Most want a reliable, comfortable car that will take them from point A to B without any problems for many years. Camry is the best car for that.
Unfortunately the Camry isn't reliable.
Take away Camry fleet sales and look at the numbers...Honda won't pimp out to rental fleets
christopher Jon exactly, I may not like Honda but I appreciate they don't just give their vehicles away to rental companies just for high sales figures
and accord altima mazda6 optima sonata aren't reliable & comfie enough??
christopher Jon Toyota stills sells more without fleets
I prefer the Camry after all for its ride quality, reliability and lower cost of maintenance . I dont weight apple car play or Android auto that much. I will vote "dislike" for this review.
Low maintenance is true. I have a 2014.
My Friend has an Accord it drives Nice but all the seats are so low.. even in the back seat just felt squished to the roof ..The Altima for room i like the interior abit plain but the head unit has nice big buttons 👍🏾 plus
for $1300 difference u can get AWD if needed
Toyota is a far better vehicle hands down.
The Toyota to me feels hollow and cheap. Lots of hard plastic and the doors close with a very loose and cheap sounding thunk that rattles m same with the Altima. The accord addresses all of my complaints if the other two with a higher quality materials higher quality assembly quality and fit and finish. As well as structural rigidity! Accord Fot the Win!
Camry will still out sell, all of them.
FLJAMESFL That doesn’t really matter to the average consumer if 40% of the sales are to cheap fleet rental cars and Taxi’s
Cheap but very reliable that's the key
Yep!
Of course it will, thanks to cheap fleet sales. Like old Toyota says: No fleet sales, no party
@@2517B Why toyota owners think they got something unique? Would like to see how Toyota does without cheapening their cars so much. im not saying honda's better (it might), but honda sells almost as much as toyota without fleet sales and being more expensive. so, go figure
CAMRY ALL DAY EVERYDAY!!!!
Definitely!
All day, every day? Hyundai!
I am biased to the accord. I love Hondas and think they’re the best. However I am currently renting an Altima and love it. It is comfortable and refined. I would certainly recommend it to a friend.
2018 Camry xse PERFECTION!!👍❤️💕
Hmm, no mention of the engine issues the Accord is experiencing with fuel leaking into the oil. No mention of the mix of LED and traditional lights in the Altima. No mention of the safety features, which were very impressive in the Camry I test drove.
They also didn’t mentioned the Camrys abundance of transmission issues for the 2018 year
For me there is no competition, I'll take Toyota's 8 speed over any cvt
Ony Guerrero id take a manual over a automatic
No thanks... more money when it fails.
I have an 8 speed Camry and I kinda wish it was a 6 speed just so it would be more predictable.
i've test driven both 3x in the past 2 weeks. The 8-speed isn't smooth, and for a new car, that's concerning. Accord CVT only has to "downshift" once to get the rpms up.. the 8-speed clunks around twice as long to get into gear for ramps and emergency passing situations. Accord also has it's torque below 2k rpms, while Camry you have to wait until 6 or something. With that said, Honda's turbo into a tiny 1.5L engine terrifies me. I have no empirical evidence, but I feel like I can work the Camry motor and not worry.. where I feel like I may blow up the 20ish PSI boosted 1.5L. I gotta make a decision by Saturday and hate the predicament I'm in. I'd just get a 2017 Accord, what I had before being run off the road into a tree, but the newer cars have slightly better crash test ratings... albeit costing me 4+ thousand more in the long-run.
@@mootsym which car you got bro?
I own a 2018 Accord Sport 1.5t and i watched till 1:05 just to confirm what I already knew. Also a Honda salesman so no bias at all.
Had a 2008 Accord. Worst car I ever owned. Never again will I buy a Honda. Heck, my 1998 Corolla is still better. Kept it but got rid of the Accord!
Akshay Mahesh dude get a life. We all know there’s nothing good about a 98 Corolla. (Honda basher)
@@ajlee6933 I disagree. My Corolla has been nothing but reliable. It also nets 40 mpg, even after 20 years. Add to that the fact that is it is nimble and light wight compared to modern cars and it is actually fun to drive (since it reaches its limit at legal speeds). And yes, I am a bit of a "Honda basher" after having a 2001 Acura MDX with poor quality and then being let down by my 2008 Accord. And recent reliability and quality studies don't show Honda and Acura in the greatest light. My experience with Honda products has not been great compared to my experience with Toyota, Lexus, and Infiniti. I'll stick with my Corolla, but if you've had luck with Hondas, more power to you! I also noticed you've been trolling other people "bashing the Accord". Again, I understand, you like Hondas. I don't and that was my opinion/experience.
Akshay Mahesh I’m not trolling anyone. I’m interacting with people who post unrealistic comments. I stand by my statement that there’s nothing good about a 98 Corolla. I understand that it starts up and drives, but better than a 2008 Honda Accord? That’s just not realistic at all.
@@ajlee6933 Nothing unrealistic about 40 mpg and nimble handling in my Corolla. Oh well, like I said, I sold the Accord but I still have my Corolla! I guess my Accord spent far too much time at the dealership. Its odd that I've been so unlucky with Honda products. Do you own a Honda? What's been your experience?
Akshay Mahesh I currently don’t have a Honda product, but in the past I had a 99, 03 & 07 Accord. I also had an 01, 04, & 06 TL. Overall my experiences have been positive. The only major issues I had was with the 99 and 01. Both transmissions failed. The 99 @ 120k miles and the 01 @ 230k.
Just my wife the Altima... beautiful car...rides smooth and AWD...
I love all 3 of these... hate the fact suvs are becoming so popular... but when looking at these 3 toyota will be the one on the road longest hands down
Cars will be back once fuel prices increase, which will likely be soon.
If you are a frequent traveler, you’d know to buy the Accord, because airport rental lots are full of Camry’s and Altima’s to rent.
Only because Honda's aren't fleet vehicles else the Accord would be out there too😑
camry is more reliable gets best mpg out of these 3 i would go with camry anyday
Matrix 0679 camry best MPG? Wrong!
@@hamidmghazi what car has the best mpg??
@@hamidmghazi the Camry does actually have the best mpg out of any 4 door sedan on the market.
toyota in general is super reliable. camry is not lol. it's one of their worse cars overall
@@disco.lemonadeThe Altima has better mpg in non hybrid form
And where is the Mazda 6!!???
They picked midsize sedans that just got a redesign. The Mazda 6 has been the same since 2014
Irrelevant.
Piece of shit
RicardoNic96 no match anymore haha! LOL!!!
Mazda??
Camry for reliability and dependability. Anything variable or turbocharged will break.
Camry sucks in reliability.
@@davidn5861 not according to consumer reports. Get your facts together buddy. Cause you're delusional
@@PLATINUM2U Consumer Reports is biased. You don't have critical thinking skills
@@davidn5861 Camry runs forever
@@MrMagic-nw2tl Show me 1 unbiased source? Just 1.
Everybody's hating on the Altima but I think it's much better this year and definitely a better value, you can get awd for the same price as the others with just fwd
Camry is much better car
Not on this planet.
David N planet of delusion
Camry you buy, accord you lease
@@tinhinnh Exactly that's why you are delusional.
@@tinhinnh Camry is shit, recalled 3 times in a matter of a few months. Fucking garbage reliability.
camry has the best powetrain and most reliable than the other 2 no cvt no turbo
Honda accord is best 👌
They should have compared the highest trim of each model.
While I get what you mean, I think that for this comparison they made a good choice to review the most popular trims so that people who cross shop will be looking between these trims
Accord is not selling. So its not number one.
CAMRY is the one people are loving the most and taking home. The Camry is also the most powerful in this test with over 200hp which they left out. The Camry interior I agree is also the best looking with the most design effort it’s really eye catching. Accord to me is the worst looking in this test, the accord interior design is boring and this Altima even tho it’s all new still looks somehow looks the same as the current maxima and previous Altima and kind of boring inside and out ( might be the Grey color exterior choice tho )
Blah blah blah...same rant different day. Camry=best selling McDonald's big mac with extra pickles and fake cheese. Accord=IN-N-OUT double double. We're all still waiting for the Camry to win its very first comparison test.
Toyota4Life Toyota also sells to rental fleets far more than Honda. Keep that in mind
jmasoncar s Camry won already. If you know how to use TH-cam you would find it. Two the goal is to win in real life not on the internet.
britton coil nah. Accord sales are DOWN from the previous model that has nothing to do with fleets sale and has everything to do with the fact that people do not like the new accord. They are not selling like they used to while the Camry because of its styling like the XSE trim and features like red interior double moon roof and 301hp people are buying them because they are cooler then the accord
@@Toyota4Life yeah...so like I said, let me know when Camry wins a real comparison.
If you compare the 3 mid-size sedans in predecessor stuff, then the Altima is the winner because it continued the Bluebird line (1957), preceded the Datsun 210 series, herald the Datsun DS, DB, and DA, and foregoes the Type 17-12 series till it met the Type 11 made by DATSUN in the 30's. The Accord and Camry started in the 1970's and 1980's so they are still newbie cars.
WTF scale are they using? 700 out of 1000? Do they think people don't know that is 7 out of 10?
KJ Rey 😂😂😂
Speaking in general: When commenting on theses types of reviews , we cannot be bias if we own only one of these vehicles, you have to be opened mined to each vehicle thats being reviewed on here.. me personally , I Think all of these cars are reliable; they each have their own flaws , but great cars all in all. I’ve own a Toyota Camry , and a nissan product. I must say they’re great cars to have as a daily driver , and very superb economically wise on your pockets when it comes to maintenance. I’ve never own a Honda Accord , but have close friends, and family members who has a Honda Accords an they love them...I work for the Nissan manufacturing company, and they motto is safety first and Quality. All n all these 3 manufacturers have done a great job ! I love all 3 cars tbh. If I was in the market for these 3 sedans , and me being a car enthusiast, I’ll have to push these cars to its maximum capacity , performance, handling, fuel efficient, techs, and quality of the product. The Honda Accord, Nissan Altima ,and Toyota Camry each have different specific items I like on each car. For example. I like the pano , and the red interior , quad exhaust pipes of the Camry, but I like the Honda Accord front fascia , infotainment ,and the push button gearbox, I like nissan, rear fascia , engine , and the awd system. I wish I could take all those components an put them into one car! Lol
NISSAN ALTIMA HANDS DOWN
The Camry is the only car that will be on the road twenty five years from now.
Agree!
Altima any day just for the looks....it looks expensive.... Good job Nissan 💓
I think Hondas are excellent cars but let’s be honest the camry looks the best, has the best engine, and is the most reliable.
Camry for the win esp the Xse model
CAMRY 2018-2019 SE (with 8speed automatic transmission) cheapest than Honda accord 2019 sport with 10 speed automatic transmission.
Oh ya! Let's put a 18spd..fuck it 30spd!! Why? Who the fuck knows why grocery getters need these kinds of transmissions that cost an arm n leg to repair..
You should have tested the 2019 camry xle! The 2019 camry has more features than the 2018 base xle
The Camry will last 350,000 miles. Accord 200,000 miles. Altima only 150,000 miles. Turbocharged engines and cvt transmissions are short lived and unreliable! I’ve owned many hondas and the transmissions are the weak link. I’ve also owned Toyota/Lexus and they last forever. Btw, I’m a mechanic!
I hope you make a follow up review to this one in 3-5 years down the line, to include total cost of ownership, reliability, and customer ratings.
If it is reliability and total cost, it is always the Toyota. They have the best mechanic package. Plus there's a lot of toyota city available so you can easily take to dealership for full covered repairs as long as your warranty hasn't expired.
@@madhatten00 the accord is also reliable too. This is one reason why the Camry and the Accord will always be battling back and forth.
I always take these reviews with a grain of salt, most comparisons can be very subjective. Aside from people who are looking to buy one of these new who are brand loyal, the rest need make their own conclusions by driving each of the make's models in a trim level that they would actually want to own. You'd be surprised how much difference there can be within the same model line just by changing trim level, it really can be dramatic in how the car drives, how noisy it is, ease of infotainment use, and how comfortable it can be. Need to get out and experience & drive the cars to make up your own minds on subjective issues. If it's important to you, do your own research on what you think would make for a reliable model. Anecdotal evidence is not proof of a reliable car, one needs to research the facts on the exact model and trims you're looking into first. Also don't' be afraid to step out of your comfort zone on what brands to look at, as there are other ones out there like the Korean brands, Subaru, and Mazda.
That Camry wont have any problems in 10 years. Can't say that about the other 2 CVT's
Driven 'em
The review is other way round
1 Camry
2 Accord
3 Altima
Yes, I very much agree.
granny's&grandpa's camry still outdated had never awarded a car of the year!! accord always beat the competitors!! accord has that athletic design!! camry still has that boring design like that old camry..
You can't have a test to determine the best Midsize sedan and not include the Mazda 6.
I bet the Camry have way less problems than those other cars 🤣🤣🤣
No they dont.. they are all built cheaply to save the companies money...
It's true. Honda is unreliable They just market their cars well to sheeple.
He likes the heaviness of the Accord yet he likes the lightness of the Altima. The Camry is better than both of them and most reliable.
Altima all day!
You can't beat AWD in cities where in snows so ill stick with my Altima
Honda with their oil dilution problems makes the Accord a non starter.
Most people don't wanna hear about that dirty secret. At least in Hondaland😂
Cheap overrated Honda shit.
I've worked on enough of them to know they engineer them nowadays just so they fail if they are not taken to the dealer..
MrRedEye All lies.
Wow it’s crazy how they rate the cars but I’m acutal sales numbers it’s different and what about doing a review of the top trim levels
Toyota does fleet sales. But actual retail sales Honda wins.
Nissan Hands Down 😍😍
Only if the accord or Camry had the zero gravity seats the Altima has. I just love driving the Altima for that reason. The accord and Camry hurt my back after 20 mins of driving. I can drive the Altima all day without any back pain.
The Altima has a terribly cheap looking interior. they have the worst CVT transmission the any car could have.. They have bad resale as well...
@@charlesjackson1700 but the seats bro.
Camry is so much better than accord and Altima doesn't even compare....perfect example of why these comparison reviews are a joke
What makes them car experts
Toyota Camry everyday... ♥
I like 3 of them, but Honda Accord is the best and a heavy weight car