What are the differences between the 10th-generation Accord 230 and 260?
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The difference between the 10th-generation Accord 230 and 260 lies in their engine power: the 230 model's engine delivers maximum power output at 6000 rpm, while the 260 model's engine achieves maximum power output at 5500 rpm. In terms of the transmission system, both models are paired with a CVT continuously variable transmission. Although there is a gap in power between these two models, both can meet daily driving needs. Compared to the 230 model, the 260 model's engine is equipped with an additional VTEC system. VTEC stands for Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control System, which results in different performance characteristics between these two models in terms of power.