Used 2018 Honda Accord Sport 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M) Consumer Reviews
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Silver bullet Accord Sport 2.0T
Ted Wright, Pittsfield, MA, 12/01/2018
updated 06/09/2020
Honda Accord Sport 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M)
18 of 18 people found this review helpful
The six speed manual transmission is very smooth comfortable shifting. The 2.0T motor has great acceleration and incredible torque. I live on a mountain and my favorite part of driving home is when I hit the hills, this car loves to climb! The infotainment touch screen is very easy to use and the sound system is outstanding. My only complaint about this car is that the emergency brake must be applied in order to start the car, not a big deal, and I got used to it, but seems like it would be a major pain in the neck if I happened to stall in traffic.....it hasn't happened, but I don't like the thought of it. Overall a great car. Well now to update, it is about a year since I bought the six speed manual Accord, and about 6 months since I traded it in for a 10 speed automatic. I injured my shoulder which required surgery, so the dealer gave me a pretty good deal on the automatic. I must say that overall, I don't miss the manual transmission. As much as I liked the manual, the 10 speed shifts super smooth and is incredibly quick, particularly in the "sport" mode. Fuel economy is better as well, averaging about 32 mpg combined. There is a considerable lag with the push button transmission when shifting into gear from park and shifting from drive to reverse. Once in gear it performs very well but the lag shifting into gear is annoying. Otherwise, great cruiser, plenty of room inside front and back, love the Android auto and Apple CarPlay, decent fuel economy, and fast! My biggest complaint now is the low front end, I have to be real careful of parking front curbs, which are hard to judge...haven't hit one yet. So I have owned the car over a year now and have a couple issues, Honda seems to think it’s a great idea to be able to remotely open all the windows and roof on a hot day, only problem is that it is possible to do this accidentally. I keep my keys in my pocket and have had 2 occasions when everything opened up. It happened once with my car parked outside and 10 inches of snow dumped inside when the roof opened! Apparently 2 remote buttons have to be pressed and held at the same time...but it happened. Honda has no way to disable this feature. My other issue is the climate control, blows cold air through the upper vents when heat is demanded. Dealer said this is normal, just trying to satisfy the temperature, but it doesn’t seem right to have cool air blowing through top vents and warm at bottom on a cold day.
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Great over all perfomance sport family sedan
Mungee, Bridgewater, NJ, 01/08/2018
updated 07/17/2019
Honda Accord Sport 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M)
48 of 52 people found this review helpful
I was looking for a fun to drive RELIABLE sports sedan that can haul two kids in car seats. I wanted a manual transmission because I like driving regardless of traffic conditions. It's something I am used to. I am coming from early 2000's 5-speeed manual compact sedans like Civic EX and the 2018 Accord took me from the Stone Age to the Space Age (Android Auto/Apple Car Play/Honda Sensing). The creature comforts like automatic climate control, Honda Sensing (especially Adaptive Cruise Control, Collision Mitigation Braking), Android Auto (which supports Waze, CarPlay does not) are really good to have in a modern car. Honda got it right by making them standard. It was a tossup between a 2018 Subaru WRX Limited 6M (AWD & leather but no Android Auto in this year’s WRX) vs 2018 Honda Accord Sport 2.0T 6M (no AWD or leather but with contemporary tech). While they both drive differently, they were equally fun road experience in test drive conditions. The Accord won out due to the promise of reliability and all the tech. The 2.0T engine mated with the 6M is excellent. The shifts are effortless and precise. The Accord effortlessly accelerates when merging on to freeways. The ride is a bit loud on 19” tires but you will get used to it. It is a joy to drive and with adaptive cruise control highway driving is really a fun and very fuel efficient experience. Turning off the “Econ Mode” puts the “Sport” back in the Accord, the engine is a lot more responsive, and more growl, even more fun to drive but you do pay a fuel penalty (2-3 MPG). Bottom Line: If you like driving manual and believe in the promise of Honda reliability with all the 21st century tech in a car in the $30-35K price range then it’s certainly a good buy.
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Family sports sedan with few compromises
James, Knoxville, TN, 12/10/2017
updated 12/16/2019
Honda Accord Sport 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M)
46 of 51 people found this review helpful
I have owned my 2018 Honda for over two years now and I continue to be pleased with my purchase. I have had some minor issues. Every six months it seems, the radio sound will cut in and out when using the turn signal. After about a week, this issue will disappear. I have never been able to get it to the dealer when it was exhibiting this symptom so they have not been able to intervene. I agree with other reviewers that the rear camera visibility is compromised when it is wet. I also ran through my first set of tires rather quickly. However, I tend to drive aggressively so I suppose this is partly my fault. I also had some issues with the manual climate control. It seemed to me moving it one or two degrees would lead to huge swings in inside temperature. At the advice of another Honda owner, I set the auto climate control to my desired temperature and have not had any issues since. With the larger engine and the FWD, it would benefit greatly from a limited slip differential. And I have noticed that my kids prefer my wife's car because they don't sit as low in the backseat. That being said, the spaciousness of the rear passenger area never ceases to astound me. No other sedan below mid or full size sedan comes close to the Honda on rear seat legroom. I think you'd have to get a large sedan to compare (i.e. BMW 7 series). Some recent reviews here suggest some serious issues with the Accord's safety technology, that I have, fortunately, never experienced. The car continues to be a lot of fun to drive. Aside from the floor mats, the interior has held up well and still looks new. Thanks to Honda for offering a manual in their larger engine. I know it is a pipe dream, but I will say again that if this platform had a turbo-charged 6 cylinder engine, with AWD and a manual, I am certain it could hold its own against M-series BMWs and S-series Audis.
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Another Great Honda in my Garage !
Jim, Albuquerque, NM, 10/16/2018
Honda Accord Sport 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M)
11 of 12 people found this review helpful
I'm a Total Honda / Acura buyer / driver for the last 28 years. I recently traded my 2017 LX 6-speed 2.4 Accord for the 2018 2.0 6-speed Accord. Both are Great Cars, a very big difference in the 2018 in performance as the 2.0 Type-R Turbo version for the 2018 Accord was a Great decision that Honda made. The 2.0 is very responsive and pulls very strong. The horsepower and Torque combo is mated perfectly. I'm an MPG person and this 2.0 is delivering a consistent 33 to 35 MPG on my commute. The increased Torque on this 2.0 allows the car to drive effortlessly with light throttle. The trunk space is amazingly large, my hard sided Golf Bag Travel Case fit in the trunk, I could not believe it, and it's a large case. The 2.0 should be called the Accord SI. I highly recommend the 2.0 if you are looking at the Accord's, it's well worth the extra $ and you'll be glad you did. I'm really loving my 2018 North American Car of the Year !! Accord 2.0 Sport 6-speed. This My 13th Honda / Acura Product, as this goes back to my 1991 CRX SI, 3 Acura RSX Type-S's / 3 Acura TL Type-S's / 1 TSX Acura / 3 Civic SI's / 1 previous Accord already mentioned. All with Manual Gear Boxes.
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I am in love with this car
Shianne Gonzales, Riverside, CA, 04/24/2018
Honda Accord Sport 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M)
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I have actually upgraded to 2018 Honda Accord 2.0T Sport after owning a 2013 Honda Civic Si and I have zero buyers remorse. This accord gets better gas mileage than my civic. I average 31 miles a gallon driving in traffic & around 35-38 mpg on an open highway. I love how much room my passengers have. I love that my passengers have their own air vents. I love the remote start. I love the dual climate control. I love the brake hold function. I just love this car! I especially love the Apple car play function. Saved me a few thousand dollars not having to purchase navigation. I am 200% happy with my purchase. I am sooo happy I chose the Accord over the Camry. The Accord definitely made my decision easy after test driving the 2018 Chevy Colorado & 2018 Toyota Camry XSE. Honda has definitely outdid themselves in every aspect!
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