2022 Honda Civic vs Honda Accord - Worth the $10k Difference?

2022 Honda Civic vs 2022 Honda Accord comparison by The Straight Pipes. The Civic is putting down 180 horsepower and 177 lb-ft of torque from a 1.5L Turbo 4 Cylinder and the Accord is putting down 252 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of torque from a 2.0L Turbo 4 Cylinder. With a $12k CAD difference, would you take the Civic or the Accord?

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[TheStraightPipes]

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[mogradme]

Pretty good concept, feel like you could do this with most brands.

[captainjack]

Even if we ignore the difference in size (and what that represents in dollar figure), the cost to get 70hp reliably, upgraded transmission, the adaptive suspension, the added features such as HUD heated and Cooled seats, it would cost more than 10k. But this comparison really shows how far the Civic has evolved. Its basically a small luxury car now.

[StuffTested]

For everyday use, the civic is definitely the better deal. Would buy for under $25k. Great comparison.

[rishabhnair]

I love how you guys are being creative and differentiating from other car review youtubers. Also 13:00 crazy edits!
Absolutely dig the new videos and cinematography, it's pure entertainment.

[BoWSkittlez]

I really love the back and forth dialogue as you two were driving down the road together. Really interesting concept!

[RatedPG]

Three point turn test, low key, my second favorite test behind the visor test. Straight Pipes

[HenrySchecker]

That turning circle test with the ghost accord was SICK. Do that more often please

[sxymuffin]

I absolutely love the back and forth. Not sure how often you guys get two cars from the same manufacturer, but would like to see this format more.

[phil]

For me it's still the Accord 2.0 hands down. It's factor based for anyone looking at these two. What can be afforded at the moment, how long does one plan to keep the car, and ones age. The first is self explanatory. You should only buy what you can actually afford. The second is a bit different. If I just need something to get me around for the next few years, I'm not going to drop a lot of money on it. If I plan to keep it a good while, I want the best I can get. Last, age is about transitional years. What I want in my teens and 20s will usually be different from my 30s and 40s. I could see more younger people going for the Civic, and middle aged to older people going for the Accord.

[lebronjames]

The 10 speed transmission alone is a reason to go with the accord

[stephenvivian]

Loved the review. I did this same comparison this past week and ended up buying the Accord. The ride feels more premium due to the bigger engine, 10 speed transmission, and compliance over bumps and rough patches probably because of the adaptive dampers and wheel base. The rear seat passengers get heated seats and climate vents while the Civic gives neither in the US. The Civic is a great not so little car though and is the better bang for your buck, especially the hatchback but the price difference is around $8k in the US when comparing both top trims and the hatch.

[HondaProJason]

This is by far my favorite video you guys have done 👍👍 i loved it from beginning to end

[Justin_hsi]

I just picked up the 2022 accord last December as my first car. And honestly it’s amazing. It’s super fun to drive and it’s practical

[xwvgvye]

I think the accord looks better over all, but I feel the Civic would be more fun to drive daily. Great video!

[haileygerecht]

Loved everything about this video. 2021 Honda Accord 2.0T owner here

[thescramble]

Accord all day, especially 2.0 touring. Miss the old 19 inch touring wheels that came with the pre refresh model, but these look fine.

[mallow]

The winner: my 8th gen Accord coupe with a 3.5L V6.

[Azrael]

Been looking forward to a comparison between these two for ages. Keep up the great work 👍 👏 💪

[david-kchr]

I'm 6'4 and when I was hunting for cars I tried the 2016 civic it was way to cramped, but the 2013 accord I settled on was just right for what I needed.