What are the exterior dimensions of the Honda Accord?

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DiElliott
07/23/25 11:40pm
In terms of body dimensions, the Accord measures 4893*1862*1449mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 2830mm. The following is an introduction to the Accord: 1. Compared to models in the same class, this car has the widest body width and a relatively low height, creating a low-slung body posture that exudes a strong sporty temperament. 2. As a mid-size car, the Accord offers excellent space performance, which can meet daily driving needs. 3. The new-generation Accord adopts a brand-new family design concept, making its exterior design more sporty compared to the previous generation. From the side view, the car features a fastback-style rear design and three-dimensional side lines that extend from the front to the rear, visually elongating the car's body length.
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StEmmett
08/10/25 7:31pm
I recently picked up an Accord, and its dimensions are quite substantial—4,971 mm in length, 1,862 mm in width, and 1,450 mm in height. Parking in my neighborhood, it noticeably sticks out longer than my neighbor's Sagitar, especially in multi-level parking spaces where extra caution is needed. However, the interior space is genuinely spacious. Last week, during a family trip, the back seat comfortably accommodated three adults plus a child safety seat without feeling cramped. The trunk easily held two 28-inch suitcases with room to spare, and even a stroller could fit sideways. If you frequently navigate narrow alleys, I'd recommend checking the turning radius data in advance.
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