Do the Accord and Civic feel the same to drive?
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The Honda Civic is a Class A sedan produced by Dongfeng Honda with a smaller body; the Accord is a Class B car produced by Guangzhou Honda with a larger body, offering a more comfortable driving experience. Both are Sino-Japanese joint ventures. The differences are as follows: 1. Price: The Civic is priced lower than the Accord. This is because the Civic is a compact car, also known as a Class A vehicle, while the Accord is a mid-size car, referred to as a Class B vehicle. The Accord is positioned at a higher grade than the Civic. 2. Vehicle configuration: The Civic is equipped with 1.5 and 1.8 engines, providing sufficient power to meet people's needs with relatively low fuel consumption, focusing more on the sense of speed, but the space is slightly smaller; the Accord's 2.0 and 2.3 engines have larger displacements, offering more power than the Civic, and the overall vehicle size is also larger than the Civic.