What are the differences between Civic and Accord?

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The differences between Civic and Accord are as follows: 1. Space and horsepower vary. The Accord is a mid-size sedan with a 1.5T 194 horsepower engine, while the Civic is a compact sedan with a 1.5T 177 horsepower engine. 2. Different powertrain configurations and models. The Accord offers three powertrain configurations (2.0L, 2.4L, and 3.0L) across six models. The Honda Civic initially launched with a 1.5T engine, paired with either a 6-speed manual or CVT transmission, available in four models. 3. Distinct exterior designs. The Honda Accord features an LED high-mounted stop light and elegant triangular combination taillights, commonly found in luxury models, creating a simple yet refined and stable impression. The high-brightness LED taillights exude a sense of technology. The Civic model incorporates chrome accents around the front grille and fog lights, enhancing its premium feel. Additionally, the ninth-generation Civic's front bumper center section adopts a mesh design, offering a more sporty appearance compared to the horizontal bar design of the North American version.