In this particular case, the Hyundai honestly. The Hyundai 1.6t has been around longer than the Honda's engines and hasn't seen any issues. And the 100k mile warranty with 3 years of oil changes means more Sonatas might be better maintained.
To be fair to Honda, the 1.5t oil dilution isn't that bad, is limited to short drives in very cold weather, and was mostly mitigated by software. It's more of a design quirk than a severe recall.
@@JadenWright Sadly, yes that Mazda did drop manuals from the Mazda6. If I was buying today, the Accord 2.0T, 6 speed, Civic SI, Mazda3 hatch plus the Jetta GLI and VW GTI would be on my short list.
I see what you mean, but then Honda will facelift or refresh the Accord in another year or two. In this case there's always an improvement coming within 2 years that makes it hard to wait for a better comparison.
@@faeinthebay I've sold both Honda refreshes are minimal and I seriously doubt there going to add a more powerful engine to the line up so I still think the Sonata will win 🤷♂️
Hyundai might be better in reliability nowadays, Honda's of new just aren't the same. As for resale value, Hyundai is almost the same as honda, however the Hyundai is much cheaper up front especially with the discounts; meaning lower payments shorter loan period or you can just have more money for investments. Don't forget insurance; Honda's are typically the most expensive for "regular" cars.
before watching - I don't really put these two in the same competitive segment. the family sedan segment is so big I tend to split it in two based on whether the car is "utilitarian" or "driver focused". I also tend to split it because the "cross shoping" ratio is unusually low, these two buyers want fundamentally different things. The "utilitarian buyer" wants a good washing machine, something that will get them through their commute as comfortably as possible and be as little of a hassle otherwise. the Driver focused owner actually wants something that will excite them a little, they'd rather have a 3 series, or an alfa, but for whatever reason, they need a family sedan. I can forgive the comparison though because after looking it over I just realized that by the logic I laid out, the Accord hybrid doesn't have a competitor. the fusion is gone and the Mazda doesn't have a hybrid. So my guess is the Honda will be your prefered car, because it's better to drive, but in the Utilitarian segment the hyundai would be the one I'd have, if someone forced me to pick.
okay, I was wrong. but I maintain my "they don't really compete" mindset. as for sedans in the future, I got an interesting idea. a "top of the line" family sedan (honda accord, hyundai sonata, ect.) vs. a Nothing on it Sports sedan (bmw 3 series, Audi A4, Genesis G70, ect). asking the question "is the upgrade worth it?"
The accord and 2021 optima are my favorites. Mazda 6 as my honorable mention... In person, the sonata looks less striking than it does in pictures and videos. Sometimes I’m fooled into thinking it’s a fusion, but the side profile and rear end look amazing. The accord always breaks my neck however, while I just glance at the sonata in my rear view. The accord is a little over priced for what it offers, which bothers me a little. At least with the ex-l trim
I have a 2.0T Accord Sport and love it. Price per feature and warranty if that's your goal, yes Sonata. Now if driving dynamics and performance is your goal that 2.0T with its 10 speed trans is awesome, Honda. That's until Hyundai comes out with its engine upgrade option.
I'm starting to realize that I like Honda's I'm planning to purchase a 2011 Acura TL Sh-Awd I always loved that generation and I would like to buy the Accord 2.0t sometime.
The accord will still be running in ten yrs with minor maintenance. But I give the sonata 5 yrs before some major maintenance is needed. The accord looks 100x better as well
I'd probably choose the Sonata overall if going w/ top trim, but that 1.6 is lackluster. Why is that section a tie? Honda's 1.5 is objectively better in all stats except a smaller fuel tank?
Yes it definitely will, especially in the colors she compared them in, however, if you are keeping a car long term, a cheaper car will lose less value over that 10 year period since its starting at a lower point and most family sedans end their depreciation at a similar value these days.
I don’t agree with your assessment and it is very biased, pretty evident from your tone. Although I do not own accord but it is a clear winner in my opinion. Your biggest review flaw came in the form of MPG assessment. In retro aspect I see tons of 90s accord on the road where as I see hardly 2010s on the road, this is clear sign of durability and reliability for accord. Quality of craftsmanship between two cars are miles apart. The most cheap material are found in Hyundai regardless of what model and that’s how they keep their cost down but sacrifice on longevity.
I have the 2020 Accord Touring 2.0T and ❤️it. The Accord EX-L also has a driver attention monitor,rear cross traffic alert, road departure warning, collision mitigation breaking. Plus the Accord will hold its value better than the Hyundai. The Sonata is a gorgeous car and offers great value for the money with a great warranty. The Accord has a 40+ year reputation for being a fun to drive reliable sedan with over 15 million of them sold in the U.S., on Car and Drivers 10 best list 34 years in a row. Either way you’re presented with two great choices in a shrinking segment of the market.
Sonata looks better in the hybrid and lower trims. The blacked out grille accentuates the catfish look. A chrome grille completely transforms the car. I think the Accord just looks OK. The whole design falls apart at the rear end for me. The rear looks hideous. I like the interior design on both cars, though.
Our(Edmund's)2018 Honda Accord EX-L stickered for $30,865, including destination. Over the course of a year, we added 13,302 miles to our odometer. In this condition, the Edmunds TMV Calculator valued the Accord at $23,815 based on a private-party sale. That works out to 22.8% depreciation, which is slightly worse than the fleet average of 22% average. The depreciation level is even worse when you consider that the majority of our cars pass the 20,000-mile mark. Edmund's longterm Accord
As a salesman I've sold both looks are subjective and think the Accord Sport looks better overall yes the Sonata is more striking but I think the Accord Sport is going to age better, sometimes less lines and creases and no fake vents is more.The base stereo system in the Sonata kills the accord and you can get a Bose System as a option that obliterates the accord in any trim even the top touring trim, you can also get a panoramic sunroof on the Sonata as well. The 1.5T litre engine with the CVT sucks on the Accord it's slow and makes a droning noise which is totally annoying so don't even bother with it. For right now the Accord has the advantage as far as power with the 2.0T litre engine so it's a hard choice but the options and tech you can get in the Sonata for a lower starting price is hard to beat. Plus the N-line Sonata is coming out later this year with 300hp, sport bucket seats and quad exhaust which the Accord cant compete with so if you like the Sonatas looks overall I agree I think it wins, because it just has more option's and a better warranty 👍
I get that heated seats are nice when it gets cold and much of the US it does get really cold. But for hot climates like the south, cooled seats are needed! wished more cars had that bc in the south, heated seats are practically useless. Maybe only used for 1-2 months in the year at best
The Sonata is the better buy hands down. The video didn’t even mention Hyundai’s superior reliability and warranty. That puts it more than over the top. I tend to prefer the Optima’s styling to the Sonata though, so I would hold off for the 2021 Optima K5.
I guess there interior measurements for the Sonata doesn't include the sunroof? Because my head rubs in the Sonata with the sunroof but not the Accord.
Some say the Mazda6 and Accord drive the best, and the Camry might be the most reliable. The new Sonata hybrid solar roof is nice, also the price and the long warranty. The newest Car & Driver 10Best list has the Accord and the Mazda CX-5. The next Mazda6 will likely be an inline 6 hybrid, with electric motors in the front wheels for optional all wheel drive. Check out the recent concept car for it.
Sonata, the catfish looks good in person. Both cars are good. Accord is fun and sporty. Sonata is about technology, features and values. I would wait for 2021 Optima.
cory ddp two things, first that obviously stock footage from either a previous review or from the auto maker. Second, they don’t have a whole lot of choice as to the color of the cars they are given to review. Also, there are a LOT of people that will find that gold color ugly or too ostentatious. The simple fact is white is the second most popular color car sold in America while gold is the eighth.
Accord for me .i cant trust Hyundai with reliability .The same comparison every time. And its always the accord the winner . I wouldn't care if my car have a digital key with engine blown.
Sonata is the better option. Why would any sane person pay an extra $3,000 to drive a car that has less standard features and an even smaller warranty? Lately the Honda has been having issues with their engines as well as any other manufacturer out there so the smart thing is to get the car with the better warranty for a peace of mind. Look at the depreciation value, an Accord is worth over $7,000 less within a year of ownership during resale when you consider that you overpayed when you bought it brand new then the logical thing is to save your money and buy the cheaper Sonata that doesn't look like any other generic car of the road.
Accord switched to cvt transmissions and they have a mesh belt going around a pulley and use bands not gears and there already breaking..would not ever trust having one.
is it possible to compare these to the camry xse? like compare them to what most people buy? ik there are enough comparisons between accord and camry but im mainly looking at camry vs sonata. i really loke the way these videos are made and if you can do a 3-way comparison that would help too
I think the Accord with the 2.0T engine is sportier for now it feels a little quicker and you sit a little lower in the Accord in a much sportier position. But...I think the N- Line Sonata is going to kill the Accord in performance when it comes out so it's all about if you want to wait or not.
Something else that needs to be mentioned is the better warranty on the Sonata and that Hyundai is also offering 3 years of free routine maintenance ( Oil changes and tire rotations).
@@Joseph-gl6hj Well, Everyone is entitled to his/her own opinions. I guess you are either a Camry or Accord lover. Look up the reliability of these vehicles in recent years. I do research before I purchase vehicles.
True. I won't buy a Honda or Hyundai. Honda's reliability rating has been in a seesaw. Hyundai may be on top right now with Kia but we still need to see their consistency. As for now, Toyota is the most consistent of all brands.
@@AwesomeJoe007 we have a 2011 hyundai tucson that was driven daily even on winter and i can tell you that the metals they use are cheap and rust easily compared to hondas
That new Hyundai is just so ugly, not a fan of any new Hyundais to be honest, they all look so bizarre. Definitely trying too hard LOL. to be fair the accord isn't anything to give a design award to either, but it is less ugly imo. Also Hyundai's reliability, oof, would definitely go with the Honda overall
also the Honda should've won the fuel economy category, it has better economy who cares about the 2 mile range difference in the "volume" engines. Other than that i did n]love the video, awesome format, just don't agree with the conclusion
Old honda was good, but the honda nowadays .. quality is low. Hyundai seems to try very hard to make a good car, on the other hand, Honda is lazy. It is only a matter of time just like how Samsung & LG pushed Sony away from the top of electronics.
Oh yes, let's wait 3 years to compare a brand new Honda to a 3 year old hyundai... 🙄 They compared to each other because that's what you can buy right now
Accord and Sonata are not even on my list. Their reliability is still in question. Honda's are inconsistent and Hyundai's Sonata is still new in the market. So, no thanks. I would put my money on a Camry.
Kane Viva La Kane I don’t think you realize how much of a margin the accord has over the sonata in sales. I understand what you mean with Nissan but even the Altima outsells the sonata. In the 2019 the accord sold almost 300k units while Hyundai pushed out only around 88k. But I also understand that you’re looking at it from a future perspective but Honda is going to always keep that margin. I do agree that Honda definitely needs to give us more in certain areas. The accord lacks a panoramic moonroof, interior color options, and leather wrapped surfaces throughout the cabin. Those are my main issues with the accord and is where the sonata and new 2021 optima eats its lunch. The accord already out handles the sonata so with those improvements they can definitely manage to stay at the top with Toyota.
@@kyron2092 totally agree! Honda is so superior. Their sales are booming. Hyundai is a cheap brand and will remain a cheap shitty brand. Honda and Nissan are pretty solid
Can we toss the Ford Fusion in some comparisons since it still is being built for 2020? Seems like everyone forgot about it, but it is a really good sedan
Good heavens, the Sonata is ugly! And so bland inside. The Accord is miles ahead.. Beautiful, strong engine, reliable... If you buy the Hyundai over the Accord, there has to be something wrong with you🙄
with tears i like to tell you guys honda is not honda anymore there new manufacture has a horrible reliability level run away from it goodbye honda goodbye my x mistress💔💔💔💔
The Hyundai Sonata is striking...strikingly ugly.. Sorry but it's not attractive at all. The metallic yellow color makes the car look a lil better but no ma'am.
Another point to the Sonata: when in sport mode the gauges turn red, which of course, adds 50hp to any car that has it.
So does the accord
I’ll take a 2021 Kia Optima
Same.
Isnt that just a Sonata but with different look?
@@SaintMecha They are almost identical in a mechanical term
I enjoyed seeing the new visual style, charts/graphs. Hopefully you will continue this, in all future videos. 👍🏽 💯
Ricky Morales it’s called “infographics”
Thanks Ricky Morales...Saved me a comment ….uh oh I just commented!
Be honest with yourself which one is more likely to still be running at 200,000 miles?
In this particular case, the Hyundai honestly. The Hyundai 1.6t has been around longer than the Honda's engines and hasn't seen any issues. And the 100k mile warranty with 3 years of oil changes means more Sonatas might be better maintained.
Guess you haven't been looking at Honda's engine recalls?
You just got slayed with facts, son.
To be fair to Honda, the 1.5t oil dilution isn't that bad, is limited to short drives in very cold weather, and was mostly mitigated by software. It's more of a design quirk than a severe recall.
No one really knows because the Accord turbo was new in 2018 an Honda's turbo have be known for oil issues. Only time will tell🤷🏾♂️
Love the format of the video and the narrator’s delivery.
Do Mazda 6 manual vs Honda 2.0T manual, please:)
I thought they stopped making the Mazda 6 manual
@@JadenWright Sadly, yes that Mazda did drop manuals from the Mazda6. If I was buying today, the Accord 2.0T, 6 speed, Civic SI, Mazda3 hatch plus the Jetta GLI and VW GTI would be on my short list.
For me, im all in on the Sonata. Especially after seeing one on the street.
You might be want to wait until the n-line comes out to do a proper comparison. The accord is the only one to offer a manual.
I see what you mean, but then Honda will facelift or refresh the Accord in another year or two. In this case there's always an improvement coming within 2 years that makes it hard to wait for a better comparison.
@@faeinthebay now that I can agree with 😉
@@faeinthebay I've sold both Honda refreshes are minimal and I seriously doubt there going to add a more powerful engine to the line up so I still think the Sonata will win 🤷♂️
Why are reliability and resale value not considered?
Hyundai might be better in reliability nowadays, Honda's of new just aren't the same. As for resale value, Hyundai is almost the same as honda, however the Hyundai is much cheaper up front especially with the discounts; meaning lower payments shorter loan period or you can just have more money for investments. Don't forget insurance; Honda's are typically the most expensive for "regular" cars.
I really liked this style & format of Comparison would love to see more like it!!
Accord
Between these, Accord for me. 6speed, 2.0T engine.
Which of them has better clutch feel?
Honda
before watching - I don't really put these two in the same competitive segment. the family sedan segment is so big I tend to split it in two based on whether the car is "utilitarian" or "driver focused".
I also tend to split it because the "cross shoping" ratio is unusually low, these two buyers want fundamentally different things. The "utilitarian buyer" wants a good washing machine, something that will get them through their commute as comfortably as possible and be as little of a hassle otherwise. the Driver focused owner actually wants something that will excite them a little, they'd rather have a 3 series, or an alfa, but for whatever reason, they need a family sedan.
I can forgive the comparison though because after looking it over I just realized that by the logic I laid out, the Accord hybrid doesn't have a competitor. the fusion is gone and the Mazda doesn't have a hybrid. So my guess is the Honda will be your prefered car, because it's better to drive, but in the Utilitarian segment the hyundai would be the one I'd have, if someone forced me to pick.
okay, I was wrong. but I maintain my "they don't really compete" mindset.
as for sedans in the future, I got an interesting idea. a "top of the line" family sedan (honda accord, hyundai sonata, ect.) vs. a Nothing on it Sports sedan (bmw 3 series, Audi A4, Genesis G70, ect). asking the question "is the upgrade worth it?"
It looks like a giant sat on the front end of the Hyundai Sonata and smooshed it.
Please review lowest trim Camry Hybrid vs Accord Hybrid vs Sonata Hybrid
The accord and 2021 optima are my favorites. Mazda 6 as my honorable mention...
In person, the sonata looks less striking than it does in pictures and videos. Sometimes I’m fooled into thinking it’s a fusion, but the side profile and rear end look amazing. The accord always breaks my neck however, while I just glance at the sonata in my rear view.
The accord is a little over priced for what it offers, which bothers me a little. At least with the ex-l trim
Guys - GREAT comparison video. Keep them coming🙌🏾
Bring back the double wishbone front suspension to make the Accord best again.
I have a 2.0T Accord Sport and love it. Price per feature and warranty if that's your goal, yes Sonata. Now if driving dynamics and performance is your goal that 2.0T with its 10 speed trans is awesome, Honda. That's until Hyundai comes out with its engine upgrade option.
I am not hung up on brand anymore so my money goes to Sonata for the better price, better features, and better warranty.
I'm starting to realize that I like Honda's I'm planning to purchase a 2011 Acura TL Sh-Awd I always loved that generation and I would like to buy the Accord 2.0t sometime.
The accord will still be running in ten yrs with minor maintenance. But I give the sonata 5 yrs before some major maintenance is needed. The accord looks 100x better as well
I'd probably choose the Sonata overall if going w/ top trim, but that 1.6 is lackluster. Why is that section a tie? Honda's 1.5 is objectively better in all stats except a smaller fuel tank?
Accord will hold its value longer
Yes it definitely will, especially in the colors she compared them in, however, if you are keeping a car long term, a cheaper car will lose less value over that 10 year period since its starting at a lower point and most family sedans end their depreciation at a similar value these days.
It’s ugly tho
@@anikazafar7877 look better then the Hyundai
The editing and graphs are on point!
I don’t agree with your assessment and it is very biased, pretty evident from your tone. Although I do not own accord but it is a clear winner in my opinion. Your biggest review flaw came in the form of MPG assessment. In retro aspect I see tons of 90s accord on the road where as I see hardly 2010s on the road, this is clear sign of durability and reliability for accord. Quality of craftsmanship between two cars are miles apart. The most cheap material are found in Hyundai regardless of what model and that’s how they keep their cost down but sacrifice on longevity.
I have the 2020 Accord Touring 2.0T and ❤️it. The Accord EX-L also has a driver attention monitor,rear cross traffic alert, road departure warning, collision mitigation breaking. Plus the Accord will hold its value better than the Hyundai. The Sonata is a gorgeous car and offers great value for the money with a great warranty. The Accord has a 40+ year reputation for being a fun to drive reliable sedan with over 15 million of them sold in the U.S., on Car and Drivers 10 best list 34 years in a row. Either way you’re presented with two great choices in a shrinking segment of the market.
Sonata looks better in the hybrid and lower trims. The blacked out grille accentuates the catfish look. A chrome grille completely transforms the car. I think the Accord just looks OK. The whole design falls apart at the rear end for me. The rear looks hideous. I like the interior design on both cars, though.
What happened to the front of the Sonata. Reminds me of the early days of Hyundai.
Our(Edmund's)2018 Honda Accord EX-L stickered for $30,865, including destination. Over the course of a year, we added 13,302 miles to our odometer. In this condition, the Edmunds TMV Calculator valued the Accord at $23,815 based on a private-party sale.
That works out to 22.8% depreciation, which is slightly worse than the fleet average of 22% average. The depreciation level is even worse when you consider that the majority of our cars pass the 20,000-mile mark. Edmund's longterm Accord
As my opinion, i am more comfortable on the accord
As a salesman I've sold both looks are subjective and think the Accord Sport looks better overall yes the Sonata is more striking but I think the Accord Sport is going to age better, sometimes less lines and creases and no fake vents is more.The base stereo system in the Sonata kills the accord and you can get a Bose System as a option that obliterates the accord in any trim even the top touring trim, you can also get a panoramic sunroof on the Sonata as well. The 1.5T litre engine with the CVT sucks on the Accord it's slow and makes a droning noise which is totally annoying so don't even bother with it. For right now the Accord has the advantage as far as power with the 2.0T litre engine so it's a hard choice but the options and tech you can get in the Sonata for a lower starting price is hard to beat. Plus the N-line Sonata is coming out later this year with 300hp, sport bucket seats and quad exhaust which the Accord cant compete with so if you like the Sonatas looks overall I agree I think it wins, because it just has more option's and a better warranty 👍
Warranty comparison also would be nice to know
Can't forget the manual option in both Hondas. Just wish Honda had better options, keyless opening and heated seats would be great
You can get keyless entry remote start and heated seats on the EX trim and up👍
Can you do a review of the Sonata base engine. 2020 Sonata SEL vs 2020 Accord LX. Those are the volume sellers.
Why not comment on ride and handling, resale price and ofcourse the maintenance costs. That would give us a better idea.
This was a really good video 👌
If I had to get a sedan. Camry. This is coming from a Maxima owner. Well ex Maxima. I got rear ended and it’s gone now
I’ll take the accord over sonata anyday
I get that heated seats are nice when it gets cold and much of the US it does get really cold. But for hot climates like the south, cooled seats are needed! wished more cars had that bc in the south, heated seats are practically useless. Maybe only used for 1-2 months in the year at best
My Sonata Limited has cooled seats and they can be turned on remotely so they are nice and cool when you get in.
The Sonata is the better buy hands down. The video didn’t even mention Hyundai’s superior reliability and warranty. That puts it more than over the top. I tend to prefer the Optima’s styling to the Sonata though, so I would hold off for the 2021 Optima K5.
none of them offer a V6 option anymore :(
I guess there interior measurements for the Sonata doesn't include the sunroof? Because my head rubs in the Sonata with the sunroof but not the Accord.
No points for performance on the road? Most important factor . . .
Sonata looks like an updated Chrysler Stratus. What a wonderful way to update your lower middle class status 😆
Moron
Everyone has a opinion. I don’t agree.
Road Show VS. should be a independent show title from the RS Family. Vs. Is excellent!
Next show Acura RDX vs. BMW X3 2.0T (Fwd vs. Rwd). 👍
In the future, please compare the Sonato N-Line to the Giulia Ti. Similar power, according to this video.
The accord 100%
Will run a lot longer and has much better resale value
Excellent presentation. Please keep her.
Some say the Mazda6 and Accord drive the best, and the Camry might be the most reliable. The new Sonata hybrid solar roof is nice, also the price and the long warranty. The newest Car & Driver 10Best list has the Accord and the Mazda CX-5. The next Mazda6 will likely be an inline 6 hybrid, with electric motors in the front wheels for optional all wheel drive. Check out the recent concept car for it.
Next Vs. Should be:
BMW Z4, 2.0T vs. Jaguar F-Type 2.0T.
YOU GOTTA DRIVE TO BELIEVE TO SEE REAL HYUNDAI THESE DAYS. SONATA IS AWESOME.
Sonata~~~
Honda Accord all the way - just ask any mechanic
I'm a mechanic and I own a 2020 Sonata Limited. I've owned nothing but Hyundai since 2012.
I have the blue Accor Sport.
But I'll get that Yellow Sonata just to have both 😍
Mazda 6
Sonata, the catfish looks good in person. Both cars are good. Accord is fun and sporty. Sonata is about technology, features and values. I would wait for 2021 Optima.
When you go to opinions on the looks you show a white Accord but a gold Sonata, yeah that was objective
cory ddp two things, first that obviously stock footage from either a previous review or from the auto maker. Second, they don’t have a whole lot of choice as to the color of the cars they are given to review. Also, there are a LOT of people that will find that gold color ugly or too ostentatious. The simple fact is white is the second most popular color car sold in America while gold is the eighth.
why the hell not talk about the plug-in hybrids?
There's clearly a bias here.
HonDa all day
New Peugeot 508 and Citroën C5 will shred these.
Accord for me .i cant trust Hyundai with reliability .The same comparison every time. And its always the accord the winner . I wouldn't care if my car have a digital key with engine blown.
Kia Stinger GT vs Toyota Camry TRD
This video was a regurgitation of specs. I could have just gone to Google. It added no meaningful or useful insights. What a waste of time.
Honda has proven to be more reliable, less maintenance and retains more value.....I'm going with Honda all day baby...
I bought my 2018 sonata specifically because it was cheaper and had a better warranty
Tried and true Honda for our family. Not a fan of the new Hyundai nose anyways.
Sonata is the better option. Why would any sane person pay an extra $3,000 to drive a car that has less standard features and an even smaller warranty? Lately the Honda has been having issues with their engines as well as any other manufacturer out there so the smart thing is to get the car with the better warranty for a peace of mind.
Look at the depreciation value, an Accord is worth over $7,000 less within a year of ownership during resale when you consider that you overpayed when you bought it brand new then the logical thing is to save your money and buy the cheaper Sonata that doesn't look like any other generic car of the road.
I would but the Camry, woman who looks like a 60 year-old 25 year-old.
Accord switched to cvt transmissions and they have a mesh belt going around a pulley and use bands not gears and there already breaking..would not ever trust having one.
Sonata over the Accord any day.
The Accords resale value is much better, and take a good look at any older Sonatathey do not age well.
I'm sorry, the Sonata is like the King without his clothes....it's ugly!
Wait for next year. They always redesign their cars every 1 or 2 year
It is extremely ugly! Who would buy that old 'retro Chrysler' hyundai?
Accord you can still get a manual. Accord wins.
is it possible to compare these to the camry xse? like compare them to what most people buy? ik there are enough comparisons between accord and camry but im mainly looking at camry vs sonata. i really loke the way these videos are made and if you can do a 3-way comparison that would help too
no commentary on how the actually drive? pretty sure the Accord drives better...
I think the Accord with the 2.0T engine is sportier for now it feels a little quicker and you sit a little lower in the Accord in a much sportier position. But...I think the N- Line Sonata is going to kill the Accord in performance when it comes out so it's all about if you want to wait or not.
@@dontex7 doubt it... Hondas a typically superior dynamically plus it offers a manual
You can barely tell who cares
Something else that needs to be mentioned is the better warranty on the Sonata and that Hyundai is also offering 3 years of free routine maintenance ( Oil changes and tire rotations).
Offering a better warranty to #1 help sales #2 maintain their own crappy vehicles.
@@Joseph-gl6hj Well, Everyone is entitled to his/her own opinions. I guess you are either a Camry or Accord lover. Look up the reliability of these vehicles in recent years. I do research before I purchase vehicles.
Toyota....."Camry awd"
True. I won't buy a Honda or Hyundai. Honda's reliability rating has been in a seesaw. Hyundai may be on top right now with Kia but we still need to see their consistency. As for now, Toyota is the most consistent of all brands.
@@AwesomeJoe007 we have a 2011 hyundai tucson that was driven daily even on winter and i can tell you that the metals they use are cheap and rust easily compared to hondas
That new Hyundai is just so ugly, not a fan of any new Hyundais to be honest, they all look so bizarre. Definitely trying too hard LOL. to be fair the accord isn't anything to give a design award to either, but it is less ugly imo. Also Hyundai's reliability, oof, would definitely go with the Honda overall
also the Honda should've won the fuel economy category, it has better economy who cares about the 2 mile range difference in the "volume" engines. Other than that i did n]love the video, awesome format, just don't agree with the conclusion
@hiroshima thompson 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Old honda was good, but the honda nowadays .. quality is low.
Hyundai seems to try very hard to make a good car, on the other hand, Honda is lazy.
It is only a matter of time just like how Samsung & LG pushed Sony away from the top of electronics.
You’re comparing a brand new Hyundai with essentially a 3 year old Honda...
Oh yes, let's wait 3 years to compare a brand new Honda to a 3 year old hyundai... 🙄 They compared to each other because that's what you can buy right now
The narration is annoying
Accord and Sonata are not even on my list. Their reliability is still in question. Honda's are inconsistent and Hyundai's Sonata is still new in the market. So, no thanks. I would put my money on a Camry.
My 2011 Accord I4 5AT coupe bought new will soldier on ... almost forever until I get a Lexus or Acura BEV with electric torque vectoring.
I like how Camry aint in this because we know its KING.
Honda and Nissan are dying a slow death
Kane Viva La Kane I get Nissan, but how is Honda dying a slow death?
Kane Viva La Kane I don’t think you realize how much of a margin the accord has over the sonata in sales. I understand what you mean with Nissan but even the Altima outsells the sonata. In the 2019 the accord sold almost 300k units while Hyundai pushed out only around 88k. But I also understand that you’re looking at it from a future perspective but Honda is going to always keep that margin. I do agree that Honda definitely needs to give us more in certain areas. The accord lacks a panoramic moonroof, interior color options, and leather wrapped surfaces throughout the cabin. Those are my main issues with the accord and is where the sonata and new 2021 optima eats its lunch. The accord already out handles the sonata so with those improvements they can definitely manage to stay at the top with Toyota.
@@kyron2092 totally agree! Honda is so superior. Their sales are booming. Hyundai is a cheap brand and will remain a cheap shitty brand. Honda and Nissan are pretty solid
Obviously accord, Hyundai is 🗑️.
Don't @ me
Can we toss the Ford Fusion in some comparisons since it still is being built for 2020? Seems like everyone forgot about it, but it is a really good sedan
Considering the Fusion is pushing 8 yrs old with minor updates. It wouldn't fare well against the new competition
Clearly not objective review... I drove both. Honda is not the honda that used to be. Sorry honda but I give 👍 to Hyundai
Love this🥰
Good heavens, the Sonata is ugly! And so bland inside. The Accord is miles ahead.. Beautiful, strong engine, reliable...
If you buy the Hyundai over the Accord, there has to be something wrong with you🙄
Ugly cat fish vs accord
The accord looks like a charger but uglier while the Hyundai is ugly but has German car features. So the Hyundai.
Honestly, I would skip these two brands in this segment and go for tie Camry or the Mazda6. I like my cars with less issues and longer lasting.
with tears i like to tell you guys honda is not honda anymore there new manufacture has a horrible reliability level run away from it goodbye honda goodbye my x mistress💔💔💔💔
The Hyundai Sonata is striking...strikingly ugly.. Sorry but it's not attractive at all. The metallic yellow color makes the car look a lil better but no ma'am.
Sonata is trash. I haven’t seen one of these cars on the road since it was released
I'm torn. Like the looks of the accord MUCH more than the sonata though. That front end is just ugly.
The accord is so ugly and cookie cutter. Hyundai is futuristic. Get with it girl
First I guess
sonata all the way