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Are Honda Accords the highest quality vehicle on the streets?
I believe a Rolls Royce or perhaps a bespoke automobile may be just a little bit higher quality.
A Ridler winner or anything on the Pebble Beach Concours is basically flawless.
In other words, a Honda or any other mass produced vehicle is not even close.
The underside of a REALLY high quality automobile looks better than the top of a Honda Accord.
No such thing as best car. The best car for you is one that meets your needs, driving taste, visual appeal, and does so reliably for at least 5 years. A Honda Accord offers plenty of room, sporty acceleration option model, reliability, and low depreciation of value. It’s styling doesn’t appeal to everyone, it tries to walk a line betoween sporty and comfort handling so I doesn’t do either well. It’s grown to be too big for some drivers but too small for those who want large vehicles. It’s a fine choice for a car. I don’t care for how it looks and I don’t want a car this size. But I wouldn’t hold it against someone for choosing to buy an Accord. It’s actually a smart reliable and sensible choice.
Are Honda Accords the highest quality vehicle on the streets?
LOL not even close. As mentioned before, very high end luxury cars defeat it in interior/exterior quality.
Also, thread title says "best car"....incredibly subjective. I don't think any sedan is the "best car", especially modern ones with the coupe-like rooflines that result in tiny trunk lids. Wagons/hatches are way better IMO.
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