The Honda Accord gained customers over time thanks to a very good balance between performance, comfort, and reliability.
The 2008 model succeeded to add more features and was improved in every corner.

To achieve better comfort, the 2008 Accord took some elements from the Acura premium brand and blend it nicely inside the cabin. The smooth, naturally aspirated engines, offered enough power and decent fuel consumption.

The outside look was more refined when compared to its predecessor. The large grille with three horizontal slats design was continued on the sides with the headlights. The ascending lines on the sides made the car look more dynamic. But the overall look wasn’t aggressive at all.

Inside, there was a lot of inspiration from the Acura. The navigation system, the leather seats, or the good finishes were all part of a complete package. The electrically adjustable front seats had an option for heating. The dual-zone climate control unit was easy to reach and with clear dials. For the infotainment system, the big round knob was placed on the center console, not between the seats as other car manufacturers.

For the drivetrain, Honda installed suspension that could give good handling but also good comfort for its occupants. It didn’t have adjustable damper settings. The standard transmission for the four-cylinder engines was a 5-speed manual with a 5-speed automatic as an option, while the V6 engines were mated to a 5-speed automatic only.