Review: 2018 Honda Accord Sport 1.5T (Manual) - It Will Surprise You!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- I review the fun-to-drive 2018 Honda Accord Sport 1.5T with a 6-speed manual transmission. What do you think of these? Huge thanks to Honda for providing this car to review!
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I assemble these in Ohio. We make 500 accords per shift on line 2. We only make about 60 manuals every other day. Hopefully people keep buying them.
swr Nismo dam every shift.. that's insane. But what's even more insane id's so littlemanuals.. it's going to be rare like the 6 speed accord coupes.. I'm keeping my 2012 6x6 for a couple of years.. maybe forever
they will and would buy even more if the higher trims had them or if Honda reintroduces the accord coupe, because it is a better fit there.
I love manual transmission
The Honda team does a great job there in Ohio!
I also work in supply chain. Interesting to get your feedback on builds.
Save the manuals!
Then buy the manuals. Manufacturers are at the point of bending over backwards to offer them. They won't last much longer with car enthusiast's youtube cries alone.
My current car is a manual, a 2016 MX5 and two cars before I had a 2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited that was also a manual. I took a hit on the 2015 Volvo that I had in between them to get rid of that automatic car, I hated driving it.
they cant because they are not available in the trims people want, only the lowed in most cases, with a few exceptions, well almost none, if available at all.
We want to but cannot, it was a self fulfilling prophecy, people are not buying them they would say right after they eliminated it in the model they were buying same with coupes.
Honda sold 20,000 -40,000 or so accord coupes each year, and that is only 10% of accord sales but still quite good, that was considered a non seller by Honda account so they just discontinued it and say, nobody was buying it, as if 20,000-40,000 is no body.
Bah, you keep talking about them, but people aren't buying them. You'd think everyone on UA-cam drives and buys manual transmission, but barely anyone buys them in reality. It's just like station wagons, diesel passenger cars and EVs. The share of the market that is loved by the youtube puffers is very tiny.
Which ones are bending over backwards?
I can only think of two and the Hondas usually sell pretty well.
I think only Mazda and Honda are offering them in their midsize sedans, after their coupes were discontinued.
And there are no midsize fwd family sedan derived coupes to be found that I know of, so it's 4 doors are an suv or crossover and an automatic.
I think Honda would not have so many accords on the lot, if you could get other trims in manual, (say 5%) and of course the coupe that sold between 10-20% of the total.
What's really hurting Honda is a large number of people will not touch a CVT, no matter how good with a ten foot pole, and many of them dont want a manual either, so they keep their old Honda or shop elsewhere, and there is plenty of good competition with good automatics.
I guess offerring them in the one , usually the, lowest trim level is bending over backwards?
It's like they are saying, take the worst and be happy you got anything mentality, and dont complain, shut up, or we will take that one away also.
But I am glad Honda makes really good manuals, at a really good price and at least have one trim with it that is available for us who love them, and mazda too.
Mazda needs to move the manual trim level up a notch or two and add it to the 2,5 liter ASAP, they could easily become the best driving and sportiest midsize sedan with the new 2.5 turbo and a great 6 or 7 speed manual, rev matching, handbrake, upgraded suspension and exhaust note.
Until than Accord reigns supreme among manual fwd midsized/large sedans. Zoom Zoom.
People may still give honda crap but least they're still sticking to manuals and keeping them alive.
I love Honda, super glad they're still offering manuals
I miss the S2000
Luis O it's an accord? Why would it he anything other than fwd?
Luis O correct. But I still respect the manual. I’d never own a Honda again though.
Honda still puts inferior transmissions in family cars.....lmfao. DCT is the future
Sweet, an Accord with a manual. Looks great too
Why people get crossover/SUVs when 90% of the time you're sitting alone in your car is beyond me.
Well in that case, everyone should be driving 2 seat mazda miatas
Joseph G. Hotto yuck no the fuck they shouldn’t I remember those cheaply made ugly cars
@@joeyGalileoHotto That's why I have a Miata. I have a Honda Civic to haul stuff but 90% of the time I'm driving by myself in the Miata. SUV/crossover are embarrassing in my opinion. Not sure why Americans love them so much. You can still get the same utility with a hatchback or midsize sedan.
for some it isn't always about having a 4 person family...some are DJs, musicians, artists (painters, installation, etc) who travel with things and also may have friends and family that they commute/travel with.
@@Hboogie182 yea I went to look at cars today, and some dealerships ONLY had the ugly fuvkin crossovers. I'd pay to NOT drive em
I just got the 1.5L 6 speed Accord, and it is by far the best driving experience I have had.
I need to test drive one. I was going to get a 2020 Civic SI but I'm not so sure anymore.
After one year are you still loving your Accord?
How’s the maintenance on it
@@dylon8425 other than honda trying to get me to remove carbon from my engine at 15k miles and wanting to charge 350$ to do it, it's been pretty painless and I have not had any issues so far at 22k miles.
@@johnpiccini Did you buy anything yet?
According to Car and Driver the 2.0t only does .88 lateral g's compared to the 1.5t which was .90 g's which backs up your observation on the handling differences.
I saw one of these in person and I was like wow now i want one it just look so cool and really good value for a car that looks so futuristic
Great car I just bought a 2019 Honda accord sport 1.5 manual. I love it gets up to speed fast handling is perfect great gas mileage. Wouldn't want any other car.
I just bought one to. Mine is blue.
Are the 1.5L Turbo reliable? Do you still have it? how many miles did you put on it?
Good on Honda for not only offering manuals in their vehicles, but offering GOOD manuals. They could easily just throw a lousy stick in there and enthusiasts would just be glad that it's available at all. The fact that they put time into engineering them even though they know the take rate will be low is admirable, and shows they care about their vehicles. Looks like this new accord is a quality product, if only we could get a new S2K :)
It’s amazing how far technology has come in the last 25 years. My old 93 civic had a 1.5 litre engine, with 70 horsepower, and this has 2.5 Times the power. Keep up the great engineering!
It's the turbo
Just recently got this car and I'm loving it. I use it for daily commute, 80 mile round trip everyday. Comfortable, quiet when driving comfortably and loud when you want it to. I also average around 34 MPG when driving mostly 80 mph. Matt, I have the automatic and it does have a sport mode by the way.
Matt your excitement level after you start driving the car has me smiling
Love the manual!
me too
Claire Kennedy Have you not gotten a vehicle yet for yourself? It’s been like foreverrrr.
😍
Love you more
@@whyg6703 thank u 😊
Great review. Love Matt's enthusiasm. The manual makes ALL the difference. I wouldn't have anything else.
Omg thank you for giving your opinion on the sound system! FINALLY, as a few other Reviewers don’t, and it’s a very important feature for me. ❤️
I just bought a 1.5T sport in still night pearl blue. This color makes the car look especially awesome and it's real fun to drive(manual). I've had a Porsche and two really fast Mercedes, so here I just wanted quick and fun. AND, a car that I always have to turn around and look at when I get out of it. Oh, and pleasantly surprised by the exhaust note.
Need to get the the 2.0t to review
Spot on review Matt. I bought a 2018 Honda Accord Sport CVT 4 months ago and love it! I can still jamb manual gears in my "Summer Car", a 2017 2LT Camaro RS V6. So life is good.
How do you like it ? Is the cvt bad or does it have a good response.
I also have the 1.5t sport cvt. It honestly gets up and goes. Really responsive cvt
The coupé would've been amazing this generation, oh well at least we have a manual still.
im still upset, they just cut out 20-40000 sales per year, because they could not be bothered?
and a manual 2.0 of that would have been off the charts, maybe next year.
I dont think anyone has a fwd midsize coupe available in the USA?
Tigerex966 nope? The Honda Civic coupé fills that role since it's much bigger now. They figured buyers would buy the civic coupé instead.
Tigerex966 only state the coupe sold well in was here in California.
jmasoncar s source?
www.cars.com/articles/whats-the-best-alternative-for-the-honda-accord-coupe-1420696590948/
I guess all 20000 sold there :)
I don’t think you’ve ever spoken so highly of a car, I high key want to drive it!! Great vid
This is high praise I always knew this new accord was a home run but man it must be amazing after hearing this
welp. going to my local dealer for a test drive :D
Car and Driver,s Ten Best Winner more than ANY OTHER CAR.
William Heinsinger its cool when a magazine is paid off to spew nonsense. Car and driver are the worst.
The look of this car has definitely grown on me.
I have the 2019 sport 1.5 manual for 24k. Great price. I absolutely love it! Honda did really good with this model. Great review.
Are the 1.5L Turbo reliable? Do you still have it? how many miles did you put on it?
Bought one last fall for wifey in pearl white. Very good car so far. Ac on in 75% city 25% hwy and we are getting 32mpg. The reason the car feels peppy and gets good mileage is because it’s lighter than a E36 M3. Kind of blew my mind when I realized it was 3100 lbs and the size of a proper tank. 🤔
9:41 I just started working for Honda and I totally agree. Every Accord I get in, it catches me by surprise and I'm like.."ah, nice". lol
I really enjoy driving mine! (1.5T manual) Might do a little ktune when the rev-hang update comes out, but it's a pleasure to drive.
Are the 1.5L Turbo reliable? Do you still have it? how many miles did you put on it?
Matt just want you to know I bought Accord 1.5 T manual, Soley because of your excitement level -got it for 22,600 -Destiination included
Congrats on the new Accord, that's awesome! I'm so glad the video helped!
Great car review Matt! Simply I love manual transmission...congrats!
😂😂😂😂 Never thought a Honda engine without the older vtec can sound so good 😂😂😂 (this accord sounds so much better than the Si)
I've got this exact car in the 2019 year, done some mods and it's fun for sure
Me too I have Blue still night pearl only mod I did was a oil catch can if you want to call that a mod. I love my car!!
One more winning review for the Accord. Here comes the flood of angry Camry fans with there "it's the best selling so that means it's the best" comments.
jmasoncar s the accord barely edges out the Camry. Toyota would get the most improved award and they also kept their V6
Pablo Herasme it is definitely the most improved for sure but it has yet to win any awards.
Pablo Herasme everyone seems to be stuck on the V6 thing. They dont sell. Toyota kept the v6 becuase it was cheaper. Cars.com has 28,700 new camrys available in the U.S, only 3000 are V6's
jmasoncar s that’s because the V6 is at the two most expensive trim levels, we can say the same for the previous gen Accord.
The V6 is what gave the car the soul. While the 2.0T is torquey as hell it actually got beat my a V6 coupe on a rolling start.
That gas mileage. This car is close to the pinnacle of the traditional car experience. Let's enjoy it while it lasts. Great review.
Wow the new Camaro looks good in this video...
Its *
It’s not as bad as people say. It’ll look better in person guarantee
Braden McHenry agreed, everyone said the same thing about the ‘18 mustang but when In person they look amazing
The chevy Cruzemaro
Logan Burks the 18 mustang wasn't as big of a change as this Camaro, the completely changed the whole looked of the front and rear of the car
I have a 2018 1.5t with the cvt though. It has a pretty good amount of torque down low and it’s really satisfying. It’s not the fastest when you first get off the line, but it’s really good at passing at freeway speeds. I also appreciate that the cvt simulates gear shifts a lot and it’s not as buzzy as some other cvts out there, so I don’t really have an issues with it.
matt..please review the Accord 2.0t manual.. would love to hear your impression ..ty.for a great channel
I have that car I love so much
U got the manual
If your enthusiasm for the 1.5T is this intense, I am compelled to trade my 2017 Civic Si for this. The 2.0T Accord must be a hoot!
It's definitely worth a test drive!
I own a 2.0T Touring and it's amazing
@@TheCarCrazyGuy The 1.5T is better
Civic Si much better handler. MUCH better.
I went out to buy a 2019 Si. I was sold. Then I asked the salesman if he had a manual accord to compare it to. For me personally, the accord is much more upscale, comfortable, and I found myself smiling more in the accord sport. I liked the refinement and losing the boy-racer look of the Si. Needless to say, I went with the accord, talking them down to what I would have paid for the civic Si out the door.
Just my two cents.
Keep up the good work I've had my accord for 15 yr I enjoy it very much.thank you
Great review Matt. I have a Black Accord Sport 2.0 T 6 speed and it is a great car. Car is actually shorter but wheelbase is longer. I agree it has a "special something' when driving it. p.s. the heated seats are awesome.
Gipsy Avenger thank you for getting a manual. Hopefully more people do. Honda Mazda and Subaru are our last hope for manual midsize sedans
Mazda not so much.
You can drive mine for review if you want. Located up here in NE
Sean Roose Honda just dropped the manual in the Accord
Congrats on your coming baby, Matt. I can totally see you doing donuts to cheer up the baby when he's crying. This car would be perfect for your family. Enough rear seat room even for a jumbo size baby seat. Huge trunk for a stroller.
Nice looking car.
This thing is handling better then anything
you don't have to see his youtube's channel name, just look at the thumbnail and see a guy next a to a car slightly slouched over with his hands outwards the car and you already know its him. seriously look at every single thumbnail... xD
This video shows exactly why I don't like digital gauge clusters. The analog side looks so much clearer during the day than the glare on that digital side. When cars have full on digital clusters it just looks bad most of the time.
Hondata, exhaust,intake and i bet these 1.5 Accords will really rip. I'd estimate 240hp/260tq
You could, but you could easily get a failed head gasket if you do that which is why I’m keeping my 2018 1.5t stock. I have never even heard it was a problem before which is a shame.
@@michaelbanko9965 they should just put the 2.0 in everything and say to hell with the 1.5 sad we're downsizing engines in 2024. Pushing the electric facade on everyone.
I was pleasantly impressed too! Literally my first reaction was “How is this a Honda???”
I got the 2.0T in manual. It handles sooo well, and yes, is a blast to drive. So maybe the Sport trim has better suspension??
It should have a sport tuned suspension hello it’s the Sport!
Co-worker of mine got the new Honda Accord same colour except hers is the CVT, but compared to the V6 07 she had before, he loves how nice the 18 is.
10:55
cheers m8
Gush away! This car is worthy of all of the gushing it gets.
I wish more people would see the new Accord in person or test drive it before immediately saying they don't like it because of the styling or the lack of the V6. I'm a fan of Honda's, so of course my opinion of it is pretty good, but the car seems to have so much potential. I drive a '98 Accord EX V6, so I agree with some people's opinions that Honda has lost some of its ways, but I will say that the 2018 Accord is certainly worth a chance.
Pianist Passion i agree , it's been a long time since honda has produced a very fun to drive car besides their v6 coupes
My last Honda was a 1999 accord. I was sold on this new look after seeing it driven on the road. I got the 2018 touring 2.0. My first Honda in 20 years. And I thought I moved on from Honda.
I went to the dealership to check out the Civic Si. Then he showed me the 2.0T in manual. I fell in love. Now I own a blue Accord Sport and it is stunning in person.
Hyogo Marume That's awesome! Whenever I do decide to get rid of my '98 (which unfortunately might be pretty soon), I'm gonna look at the Si coupe. But once I get to the point of having a family and need something larger, I'm gonna look at either an Accord or a Pilot.
I currently have an Accord V6, but after test driving that 2.0T with the 10 speed, I almost bought it immediately
Matt, great review! You sold me on getting a manual. Test drove one today and so much nicer than the CVT. Awesome fun...
Looks great but I'd better appreciate that naturally aspirated V6. I'm personally not into low displacement turbos.
+1 to that sir.
Better reliability, sound, real world performance is what the V6 brought to the table, I'm sure their new turbo engine is going to be solid
but still sad to see the v6 engine leave this segment.
My 02 altima had the 3.5L v6 and she was a blast to drive even 16 years later she never gave me a single issue, sadly she was written off in an accident last month. . :(
rockn roll I thought turbo fuel efficiency was basically a lie? The moment the turbo kicks in all your fuel economy is booted out of the equation. The only way to actually have peak fuel economy on a turbocharged car is to never trigger the boost, which is retarded.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure this is how it works.
BigHeadClan the Nissan VQ35 is a great engine
Thot Slayer - In low power applications a turbo-4 can be pretty efficient as long as it's tuned correctly, it's when you start trying push those smaller motors in medium/high power applications that kill the efficiency.
The fact a lot of manufactures use small turbos that spool up really early in the RPM range also seriously hurt their fuel economy, as you said it keeps the car always in boost.
Thot Slayer I’ve never heard of that happening. I don’t think triggering boost impacts fuel economy as long as it’s done with everyday commute acceleration in mind. Then again, I could be wrong, but I tried it out over the course of two weeks of city driving in my 2011 2.0T Sonata. EPA says I should get 22 city, and with regular acceleration in mind, that’s exactly what it got (I think it was 22-23.) But when I accelerated more harshly I saw a 3-4 MPG drop.
That adaptive cruise is probably keeping you at the proper following distance
...let's just turn down this backroad here...
I really enjoyed your thorough review. Most reviewers ignore the 1.5T Sport even though it is probably the go to trim for the average buyers. Is there any chance you will be reviewing the 2018 Mazda6 Touring? The Touring and 1.5T Sport seem quite comparable and class competitive. Keep up the great reviews!
One hell of a bargain for 27k
Gus Serks 24k in some places
Just wait until they are used. Best time to buy one.
I looked at everything and this was by far best bang for your buck....was 31k in Canada
Gus Serks i got mine for 19k
@@henrynguyen8994 in what city??
The Accord has always been an above average handling car and it's performance, even with smaller then average engine size has always been great. I had
an 01 Accord coupe (which my son now has) that even by today's standards handles really well.
I have noticed that Honda manual transmission cars perform a LOT better then any of their cars with their automatic transmissions and especially better then the horrible CVT.
I am always amazed at the performance of these small turbo charged engines. The
only thing I'd like to see is how well they hold up if one intends to drive them 150K - 200K miles.
Most cars will make it to around 50 - 75K, but I'd like to see one with 150K on it and see
how much service was required to get it there. My old Accord has over 170K on it now and is
still running great. It has had no engine problems and very few problems in other areas.
Everything still works, from the cruise control to the sun roof.
Confused as to why the Si does not have the VTEC in its engine... especially since this one has the 1.5T with VTEC, and it has the VTEC SOUND! It would make the Si worth it!
PROB THE REFRESH WILL RECIEVE IT
aoescool fingers crossed! That’s what I was thinking! Hope the refresh is soon!
It’s pretty clear Honda didn’t take as much time on the Si as the Type R and even with this car. The Si looks almost exactly like the normal Civic, and I don’t see as a very sporty car.
For Enthusiasts Reviews, The 1.5T in the Civic is a SOHC (Single overhead cam) single cam engines cannot do Honda's normal VTEC (only intake side). Where as the Accord's engine is a DOHC with VTEC on both intake and exhaust.
So why didn't Honda put VTEC in the Civic? To save money. Civic is a cheap car.
Also less weight for the Civic too.
Great review. The car deserves it apparently, so good that you were gushing. I'm watching because of the manual transmission.
For those who didn't know Accords are the Truth as daily drivers.
This car is a sleeper on handling. I thought I was crazy at first for feeling this way, but 12:35 - 14:45 marks my sentiments exactly. Matt seems to be the only reviewer who acknowledges and highlights the handling of the 1.5T. I'm not an expert by any means, but the handling of my wife's 1.5T Accord Sport feels better than my previous 8th & 9th gen Si, and my current 23 Integra 6sp... and this is with the stock Goodyear tires. I can't imagine what this car would feel like with some good shoes on.
Are the 1.5L Turbo reliable? Do you still have it? how many miles did you put on it?
Anyone else notice the loose thread on the steering wheel?
Yep.
I'm a big mustang fan and own a GT, But I work at Honda and the 1.5T and 2.0T are fun cars to leave the lot in😉
Such a shame Honda has stopped offering the manual in the Accord! What would you suggest in 2020/2021 that would come close to this? Has to be manual for me. I drove a 2020 SI and liked it but couldn't find a manual Accord near Chattanooga,TN and then the epidemic hit and I have been home since March doing research for my next purchase. I did drive a Camry v6 also and liked it but no manual and I was missing the rowing of gears even on my test drive.
I think the 2020 Sport still have 6 speed manual not 2021 though.
Eagerly awaiting a Camry comparison! It’s on my short list, handnt
thought to look at Honda until your review. Great review, thanks.
How'd you get the 2019 camaro so fast?
J.A.G. Homie, this looks so much better then the 2019 Camaro
@@PeRRXX 😒😒
Buying a 2.0t manual! Very impressed all around!
I have been really considering getting the new accord sport 2.0 in a manual because the looks and its basically a Civic Type R sedan and I would tune it to get that 305HP maybe more and put sporty tires on it. Would be a great daily.
The accord sports and coupes are surprisingly very good looking cars that run good.
Holy shit 3,100lbs m! Is this accord really that light?? My prelude pretty much weighs the same which baffles me
BIG J You must have the SH model, the base is 88 pounds lighter. Both Great!! 👍
My 01 Mustang GT weighs that much.
PeRX This thing is faster.
Yepp, almost as light as my 94 camry!
V P Kia and Hyundai have come a long way but their powertrains and handling still need alot of work
My only gripe about the EX is that it’s a higher trim than the sport, but feels cheaper with the plastic steering wheel. I’m indifferent on the cloth seats, but I really like the feeling of the leather wheel in the sport.
Too bad you don't live in Canada....sport 1.5 comes with Su roof and proximity key
I love this review! Thank you, Matt!
Love the wheels on these new accords hate the cvts but its great that they keep offering manuals unfortunately they have no non turbo engine anymore so your screwed there
The cvt in this generation is actually really good and very responsive. I have this same car and it doesn't even feel like a cvt
Always loved the accord the only Japanese car company I love Honda !!!
I still don't really care for the rear & Honda shoulda kept the 2016-17 Sport rims and put them on this new model.
Having the outro mixed with the acceleration segment is a great idea! xD
Introducing the Honda Unibrow! 😂
sedrick campbell Ikr! Looks so silly
Caveman head
Seriously, would be a much more handsome car without that chrome stripe up front.
The new Honda insight is what the Accord should have looked like
Here in Canada, manual equipped 1.5T vs 2.0T are identical. Biggest difference is $2000 and 120lb. The extra 120lb of weight, on the front wheel would totally give you a different driving impression. Nice to finally see a real review on the manual equipped version vs posers.
The 2019 Camaro SS kinda looks like this. Matt, do you like the looks of the refreshed Camaro so far from the pictures released so far?
I'm not a fan of the new Camaro looks, but it might grow on me. In my opinion the Accord doesn't look like the Camaro at all.
This car looks better in person than in every video I have seen, I don't know what it is, I was a hater before I checked it at the dealer, now I don't love it but I respect it.
Honda is struggling this year big time, every idiot been reviewing it in past month. Sales been super low because they made that car UGLY ass shit. Same goes for Civic, they ruined it.
DjJokerr everyone and there mothers wants a damn crossover and Honda is pretty stingy with there financing offers unlike Toyota.
Honda's doing alright dude. You say all that and yet Honda sold around 24-25,000 Accords last month (March 2018).
Ryan Littleton well on the news they been saying otherwise, January, February, and March months been the lowest sales in years for Honda.
DjJokerr For January and February, that's very true. March is when things started picking back up again.
New Honda Accord sport manual seems like great car which has no direct competitor. Love the manual thrill factor. Way to go Honda!!
It needs a sunroof.
mediacritic 2.0T Sport has the sunroof
Sure but that a considerable amount of more money.
prototype3947 And the 2.0 takes premium while the 1.5 takes regular.
@@kevinnorris6558 they both can take regular but for better performance the premium is recommend
Make note of what Engineering Explained said about turbo lag. Turbo lag is not the off boost feeing in lower rpms. Turbo lag is coming off throttle to on throttle past boost threshold in higher rpms
What happens when a Dodge Charger and a Audi A7 have a baby with Down syndrome
Pablo Herasme i see where u see that
This comment applies more to the 2019 Camaro than this in my opinion
K
Yeah... those 2 large 4-door sedans had a baby that was a 2-door sports coupe. Okay, Kyle.
OSTKCabal I'm pretty sure the original comment was referring to the front face. The Charger and A7 doesn't touch the new Camaro's overall performance. So I was saying that the Charger and A7's baby would look like the 2019 Camaro's face, which it somewhat does.
Great review! Love the new Accord!
wow you really sold me on this car
love your reviews
Love what you do man. Cheers!
Spare tires are kinda like headphone jacks.
We are told we dont need them.
And they help sell more profitable wireless headphones.
Or spare tire kits to give you whgat they took away, along with services like AAA, and reduces weight and increases storage space.
I agree Matt. I think the new accord looks great! And the interior is MILES better than the previous gen. You need to see this car in person before making a final judgement.
I love my accord 2.0 touring auto it Drive amazing...
It sounds like the only modification it needs is a Red Bull sticker.
This review made me buy this car
I'm glad the video helped you and I hope you continue to enjoy your Accord!
Yes, I’ve been Waiting for you to do a reviewOn an accord Matt
Not a huge fan of the looks at first but actually kind of starting to grow on me the more I look at it. And got to give Honda props for still offering a manual. I will drive manual till they don’t make them anymore : )
I have a 2018 Exl with the 1.5t great car. Plenty of power and 1,500 miles later no complaints great deal for the money.
Still doing ok?
Are the 1.5L Turbo reliable? Do you still have it? how many miles did you put on it?