What are the differences between the 9th and 9.5th generation Accord?

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Edgar
07/29/25 3:09pm
The differences between the 9th and 9.5th generation Accord are minimal. The specific details are as follows: Different headlight light sources: The headlights of the 9th generation Accord produce a granular light pattern, while the 9.5th generation Accord's headlights produce a striped light pattern. Additionally, the 9.5th generation's light source is brighter and has a longer range. Different powertrains: The 2.0L naturally aspirated engine in the 9.5th generation Accord 2.0 Luxury version has a maximum power of 114 and a maximum torque of 190. It uses multi-point electronic fuel injection, which is less prone to carbon buildup compared to direct injection engines. Different suspension systems: The 9.5th generation Accord 2.0 Luxury version features a multi-link independent rear suspension, providing better comfort for rear passengers. Different configurations: The 9.5th generation Accord 2.0L Luxury version is equipped with ESP, tire pressure monitoring, auto hold, hill start assist, and rear parking sensors, covering all mainstream configurations. The 9th generation Accord does not have such high-end configurations.
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