Does the New Toyota Camry Compare Favorably to the Honda Accord?

When looking at two of the finest midsized sedans available on the market, you'll do well making your way over to our North Brunswick, NJ Toyota dealership to discover the model that will always come out on top. Of course we're talking about the new Toyota Camry, a four-door car that blends dynamic performance levels with slick styling, high-end efficiency and the latest tech features from a brand that knows what drivers want in terms of safety and infotainment.

But in order to truly see what makes this sedan so special, we're comparing the new Toyota Camry to the Honda Accord, as these models two rank at the top of the four-door market. By checking in on the advantages the Camry has over its closest competitor, you can see what makes it such a special car.

2020 Toyota Camry vs. 2020 Honda Accord

• In their non-hybrid setups, these two sedans each offer two engine levels, and the Camry comes out on top with both. You'll start off with a 2.5-liter four-cylinder, producing 203 horsepower, while you can upgrade to a 3.0-liter V-6 that hits 301 horsepower. Meanwhile, the Accord only offers two different turbocharged four-cylinders that don't match the Camry's options in terms of horsepower. Furthermore, the Camry's base engine is more efficient than both of the Accord's engines.
• Even if the Accord is thriftier in terms of cost at the base level, it's the Camry that proves to be the more affordable option as you add features and upgrade to trim levels. If you're looking to fully deck out your midsized sedan, the Camry is the cost-effective choice.
 
• The Camry allows for optional AWD, a feature not yet available with the Accord, but one you'll appreciate having during the roughest winter months with snow and ice out on the roads of North Brunswick and nearby.

Ready for a test drive? Visit DCH Brunswick Toyota today and we'll be happy to help you find the right new Camry for your travels.