2014 Honda Accord
Honda Accord highlights
Customer reviews
4.7 out of 5
RepairPal reliability rating
4.5 out of 5
Pros
- Roomy and stylish cabin
- Comfortable ride on bumpy roads and on the highway
- Engines provide impressive acceleration and fuel economy
- Fun and sporty handling for a midsize car
Cons
- Optional touchscreen interface is a source of constant frustration
- Driver aids are overly sensitive, especially forward collision warning
- Fewer available luxury features than some in its class
- Accord Coupe short on rear-seat space
- Accord Hybrid models offer less trunk space than non-hybrid
Mileage (EPA estimate)
27 city, 36 highway, 30 combined
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2014 Honda Accord is roomy, comfortable, and fun to drive
Shoppers looking at the 2014 Honda Accord will find midsize sedan and coupe body styles, generous interior and cargo space, and a sporty driving feel. Multiple powertrains are available, including a four-cylinder or a robust V6. In addition, 2014 saw the limited introduction of a hybrid model, and a rare plug-in hybrid.
A key advantage the Accord has over its competitors is its driving dynamics, which hold up well to this day. All of the drivetrains offer confident acceleration, and the sharp steering and sporty but comfortable suspension make the Accord exceptionally competent around even bumpy corners. Its roomy and comfortable interior provide plenty of space for passengers, although the coupe’s rear quarters are a bit tight. Some Accords even came with forward collision and lane departure warning, a rarity for a mainstream sedan in 2014. However, those looking for the latest technology may want to consider a model built after 2016, since the Accord from this year didn’t offer additional advanced driver assist systems such as adaptive cruise control, nor was Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™ smartphone integration available.
All Honda Accord years
New for 2014
- Remote Start and SiriusXM Trial Available features are now available as options on select trims.
- The EX-L trim now comes with Navigation System as standard equipment.
Explore Honda Accord details
LX-S 2WD 2D Coupe
Standard Features
- ABS Brakes
- Air Conditioning
- Alloy Wheels
- AM/FM Stereo
- Auxiliary Audio Input
- Bluetooth Technology
- CD Audio
- Cloth Seats
- Cruise Control
- Manual Transmission
- Overhead Airbags
- Power Locks
- Power Mirrors
- Power Windows
- Rear Defroster
- Rear View Camera
- Side Airbags
- Traction Control
Optional Features
- Cloth Seats
- Rear Spoiler
Drive type
2WD
Engine size
2.4L
Horsepower
185
Torque (ft-lbs)
181
Engine type
Gas
Fuel capacity
17.2
Wheelbase
107.3"
Overall length
189.2"
Width
72.8"
Height
56.5"
Leg room
F 42.2"/R 33.7"
Head room
F 39"/R 37.2"
Front tires
P215/55VR17
Rear tires
P215/55VR17
Seating capacity
5
Transmission
Manual 6
5 reasons to buy the 2014 Honda Accord
What We Like
Driving: Even though this Accord is getting on in years, the driving experience remains modern and spot-on. All of the available powertrains deliver good acceleration, and the braking, steering and suspension combine for responsive and composed handling. The four-cylinder engine and CVT pair very well, responding quickly to the gas pedal.
Comfort: The 2014 Accord coddles its passengers better than you’d expect for a mainstream midsize sedan. Choose leather, and you’ll find the seats are firm and supportive for long drives, and the cloth versions add a bit more softness. The seats complement superior ride quality that’s even more surprising considering the Accord is fun to drive. The climate control could be more robust though—to keep up on a hot day requires setting the system lower than you might expect.
Interior: The Accord’s wide doors make it easy to get in and out, and once inside everyone except the tallest drivers should find plenty of interior space. The materials inside feel a cut above the Accord’s contemporaries from the mid-2010s, and visibility is also excellent. Opt for the sedan, and a 6-foot-tall rear passenger can easily sit behind an equally tall driver with room to spare.
What Needs Improvement
Technology: While the 2014 Accord had forward collision and lane departure warning available, this is still an older car, and it lacks modern technologies. There’s a USB input for example, but Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ didn’t exist when this Accord was originally sold, so it’s not available. Also, the Accord’s touchscreen interface is slow and clumsy to use.
Ratings & reliability
RepairPal reliability rating
RepairPal gave the Honda Accord an overall reliability rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars, which RepairPal describes as Excellent. This rating ranks Honda Accord 4th out of 30 among Midsize Cars.
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