What are the differences between Accord and Camry?
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The differences between Accord and Camry are as follows: 1. Different exterior designs: Both Camry and Accord are Japanese mid-size sedans. The Accord has a more imposing appearance, while the Camry is more conventional. The new Accord features a fastback design with prominent and powerful waistlines, giving it a very sporty overall feel, whereas the Camry appears more conventional. In terms of dimensions, both cars offer similar space, with the Accord having a slight advantage, though this difference is negligible. 2. Powertrain: The Accord is equipped with a 1.5L turbocharged hybrid engine, while the Camry comes with a traditional 2.0L naturally aspirated engine. The power difference between them is minimal. Additional information: 1. The Camry continues with naturally aspirated engines, offering 2.0L and 2.5L options, both of which have been recalibrated in the new model, delivering maximum outputs of 178/209 horsepower. The Accord's 1.5T engine comes in high and low power versions, with maximum outputs of 177/194 horsepower. Each has its own focus: the Camry emphasizes smoothness, while the Accord offers quicker acceleration from a standstill, though its mid-to-high-speed acceleration is not as strong as the Camry's. 2. Suspension system: The Accord has a multi-link independent rear suspension, while the Camry uses an E-type multi-link structure. The Camry's tires are slightly wider than the Accord's, at 235mm. The Accord's high-end models come with features like a 360-degree panoramic camera, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assist, lane-change assist, active safety system, automatic parking, and variable steering ratio. The Camry's central control screen is slightly larger than the Accord's, and it includes LED high and low beams, one-touch up/down for all windows, etc.
