No other sedan puts together all the elements of a family car as well as the 2005 Honda Accord.
Roomy and stylish interior, tight build quality, smooth ride, powerful and efficient hybrid model, good crash test scores.
Tepid handling, brakes should be more powerful.
Available Accord Sedan Models
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DX
Value Package
LX
LX PZEV
LX V-6
EX
EX PZEV
EX V-6
Available Accord Coupe Models
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LX
LX Special Edition
LX PZEV
LX Special Edition PZEV
EX
EX PZEV
LX V-6
LX Special Edition V-6
EX V-6
Available Accord Hybrid Models
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Hybrid
Honda takes a bold leap for 2005 with the introduction of the Hybrid Accord. Rather than add a hybrid motor to its four-cylinder, Honda bolts its third-generation IMA system to the Accord's already-potent V6. In one fell swoop the Accord hybrid has become the class leader in fuel economy (30 city, 38 highway) and power (255 horsepower). Other changes for the 2005 Honda Accord this year include new wheel cover designs for the LX and EX trims, a new coin pocket design, illuminated steering wheel controls and improved rear styling in sedans with redesigned taillamps. In addition, front-seat side airbags and full-length head curtain airbags are now available on all trim levels all the way down to the base DX model.
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