Honda Accord News

Our top 16 best car commercials

By Sally Dominguez30 Jun 2020

Sixteen clever car ads that prove even the weirdest car branding works

2020 Honda Accord pricing and features

By David Bonnici29 Nov 2019

The 10th generation of Honda’s flagship Accord sedan has finally arrived in Australia boasting a hybrid option and a more spacious and tech-savvy interior

Why you shouldn’t trust AEB to avoid pedestrians

By David Bonnici07 Oct 2019

There is still a long way to go before auto braking systems can be trusted to prevent vehicles hitting people

Retro: 1977 Honda Accord

By Michael Stahl23 Mar 2019

The Accord was Honda’s largest car to date, and its brand impact was huge

Next Honda Accord will be no bargain

By Tony O’Kane, Noelle Faulkner14 Mar 2019

Honda Australia says it will sell the next-gen Accord purely as a high-end, feature-rich model – bargain hunters need not apply

Medium sedans decline but manufacturers still have faith

By David Bonnici & Tony O'Kane13 Mar 2019

Kia Australia might be killing off the Optima, but does that mean mid-size sedans are on the way out? Not exactly

Next-gen Accord will be Honda’s showroom flagship, but delayed until late 2019

By Tony O'Kane23 May 2018

Honda has confirmed it will bring the tenth-generation Accord to the Australian market, though it’s still about a year and a half away from touching down in showrooms.

Honda Accord to make premium comeback

By Tony O’Kane28 Jul 2017

Honda Australia will keep the Accord nameplate alive for another generation, recast as a quasi-luxury technology flagship with a pricetag to match

Thailand replaces Japan as Australia’s biggest car importer

By Barry Park22 Aug 2016

July’s new-car sales made history as Thailand replaces Japan as Australia’s biggest source of imports.

Revealed: Where your new car comes from

By David Bonnici19 Aug 2016

Your shiny new ride probably won’t come from the country the badge represents.

Autonomous cars: The future of driving is already here

By Stephen Corby20 Jul 2016

Autonomous cars aren’t just coming, they’re already here, and one day, soon, they may get so clever, and so safe, that governments will have to make it illegal for humans to drive. After the recent death of a man in Florida who was basically killed by the failure of the Autopilot system in the Tesla he was driving, questions are being asked about just how real-world ready this technology is.

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