2009 Honda Accord review

"Honda unveiled today the European version of the all-new 2009 Accord that will make its world debut at the Geneva motor Show next month. All the engines in the new Accord are equipped with the Euro 5 emissions system, available starting September 2009...."

This is from a new review on 2009 Honda Accord, from Top Speed. It includes info on the design, safety and performance of the model, as well as other features. Also available is a wallpaper / photo gallery.

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Here is the link to the full article:
2009 Honda Accord - Top Speed

And the link to the picture gallery:
2009 Honda Accord wallpapers and high resolution photos - Top Speed

Hot!

But it need to lose some weight

teh bumper dont look like they are made for bumping any more

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Originally Posted by A18A

teh bumper dont look like they are made for bumping any more

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i noticed that too:thumbdn:

Now they have to "bump" pedestrians out of the way.

Lol, yeah the pic makes it look a bit fat...or wide, whatever u wana call it but not in a good way :Owned: I love the interior tho

love it!

ALOT Nicer Looking then the USA Model IMO, But still to FAT for my tastes

manual for the win

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Originally Posted by MessyHonda

manual for the win

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yeah, i'm so glad they're not killing the clutch experience just yet. they already removed manual option from regular tl and i don't think they sell many manual cars of the rest either. not like they used to.

The new 09' concept coupe is the sexiest looking thing ever. :)

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Originally Posted by snoopyloopy

yeah, i'm so glad they're not killing the clutch experience just yet. they already removed manual option from regular tl and i don't think they sell many manual cars of the rest either. not like they used to.

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if you notice honda is gearing alot of these cars now to the older crowd, the kind of people who dont really want a manual trans. The prices of hondas have continually risen over the past decade.

Exactly. And now, the Civic is in the place the Accord was 15 years ago, and the Fit is where the Civic was.

slap a toyota emblem on it and 80% of the population would swear it was a camry.

second that the car is to heavy for my tast but i'll drive the balls off of it tho

i see acura tl all grown up, but still looks better than the Sebring clone we got here in the US. The 2 door ftw!

fat? weight/power what engine do those come with?hp? hell i'm gonna look it up now
here titis

Power options will vary slightly from our TSX, with three powertrains available: a 148-horsepower, 258 lb-ft i-DTEC diesel motor; a 154-horsepower, 2.0-liter four-cylinder motor; and a 197-horsepower, 2.4-liter four-cylinder motor. A six-speed manual is featured as standard on all three engines, with a five-speed paddle-shift automatic available on both gasoline motors. Manual equipped cars also feature a Shift Indicator Light that engages at the optimal shift points for fuel economy

The Advanced Driving Assist System (ADAS) will be optional throughout the new Accord lineup, composed of three different control functions. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) uses radar to automatically keep a constant distance behind the vehicle ahead; Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS), as the name suggests, detects when the Accord is leaving its lane unintentionally and provides steering input to prevent lane departure; and the Collision Mitigation Brake System (CMBS) warns the driver of an impending frontal collision, allowing for a greater chance of preventing the accident.

Sign me up for a diesel.

iDTEC is supposed to be here soon. I can't wait to tell the next person who says 'Hondas have no torque' to STFU! :D

roger that