The Honda Accord price is experiencing one of the most serious transitions of recent times, seeing a hike in excess of 90 thousand TL with the transition to December.
After the Volkswagen Passat bids farewell to Turkey with its sedan body type, the cards will be redistributed in the competition in the D segment. After Ford Mondeo’s farewell to Europe, which was commissioned a long time ago, when we look at it today, we see the dynamics in which the cake will be divided between Accord and Superb. With the 2023 model year, the Honda Accord, which will set off on a brand new adventure, claims to stand out even more with these improvements. The product range, whose sales in Turkey continues in two packages on a current basis, makes a transition in December with noticeable increases compared to November. In the family, which had a peak tag of 1,183,000 TL last month, a raise of more than 90 thousand TL draws attention.
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Honda Accord price list – December 2022
Honda’s official sources The current prices shared on it are as follows;
1.5L VTEC Turbo Petrol Automatic Executive – 1.230.000 TL
1.5L VTEC Turbo Petrol Automatic Executive+ – 1,278.000 TL
What will change with the new Accord?
The Accord, which entered its eleventh generation with the 2023 model year, is a candidate to be the most ambitious of all time in itself. When we first look at the dimensions of the vehicle in terms of the clarified details; We see that it has a length of 4,971 millimeters, a width of 1,862 millimeters, a height of 1,450 millimeters and a wheelbase of 2,830 millimeters (no change). This makes the Accord a perceptible 70 millimeters longer vehicle than the tenth generation.
With the new generation, the hybrid-oriented change draws attention on the engine side. The entry level of the new generation Accord continues with the 1.5-liter VTEC, which we already know from the Turkish version. There are some technical touches in the engine that produces 195 PS power and 260 Nm torque. Here are the highlights of the new Accord. from our news you can reach.
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