The new Honda Accord and Toyota Camry both offer popular features that make them great for growing Centerville families and North Salt Lake commuters alike. While each brand has its loyalists, we feel that every driver should buy a model that’s right for them. So, today, we’ll be comparing the Honda Accord vs. Toyota Camry to see which model is right for you. See which model offers more space, better features, and a greater interior refinement in our Camry vs. Accord comparison below.

Camry vs. Accord: Interior Dimensions

Since both the Accord and Camry are classified as mid-size sedans, they offer similar dimensions. However, if space is a concern, the Honda Accord is your best bet. Whether you want more room for passengers to stretch out or you need extra storage areas for your weekend adventure gear, the Accord tops the Camry. Compare the Honda Accord vs. Toyota Camry interior dimensions here:

2021 Honda Accord Dimensions

• Front Headroom: 39.5 inches
• Front Legroom: 42.3 inches
• Front Shoulder Room: 58.3 inches
• Rear Shoulder Room: 56.5 inches
• Maximum Passenger Volume: 105.6 cubic feet
• Maximum Cargo Capacity: 16.7 cubic feet

2021 Toyota Camry Dimensions

• Front Headroom: 38.3 inches
• Front Legroom: 42.1 inches
• Front Shoulder Room: 57.7
• Rear Shoulder Room: 55.7 inches
• Maximum Passenger Volume: 100.4 cubic feet
• Maximum Cargo Capacity: 15.1 cubic feet

Since the Accord offers more space, you might assume that the Camry offers better gas mileage. Guess again! The Accord comes out on top, delivering up to 30 mpg city* for your Sandy drives!

Camry vs. Accord: Safety Systems

Along with generous interior dimensions, you can expect top-notch safety specs from the Camry and Accord. The latest Honda Accord is equipped with intelligent Honda Sensing® while the Toyota Camry is built with Toyota Safety Sense™ (TSS). When you compare the Honda Accord vs. Toyota Camry, you’ll find many similar safety features, like:

• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Forward Collision Warning
• Lane Departure Warning

However, the Accord stands out, delivering added features like Blind Spot Information System, Cross-Traffic Monitor, and Honda LaneWatch™. Discover what each of these features has to offer your Bountiful commute here:

• Blind Spot Information System: Keeps tabs on your blind spot and offers a warning when another vehicle approaches from out of view.
• Cross Traffic Monitor: Actively monitors the rear of your vehicle as you back up, warning you if another vehicle or a pedestrian comes into your path. 
• Honda LaneWatch™: Allows you to watch a live feed of the right side of your vehicle, for safer merging and turning!

In comparison, the base version of Toyota Safety Sense™ (TSS) offers fewer features than Honda Sensing®. This begs the question, why pay more for the Camry? It’s clear that the Accord offers a greater use of space and more innovative technology for a more budget-friendly price!

Test Drive the Honda Accord at Performance Honda Bountiful

While they’ve been dubbed competitors since they hit the streets, we feel that the Accord truly leaves the Camry in the dust. If the Honda Accord package has you intrigued, now is the time to get behind the wheel! Test drive the Honda Accord at Performance Honda Bountiful and then explore our finance specials for additional savings. As always, feel free to contact us for more information!

*MSRP excluding tax, license, registration, $995 destination charge and accessories. Dealer prices may vary. MSRP does not include $395 charge for select premium colors. $395 charge applies to 2021 and newer models.

**30 city/38 highway/33 combined mpg rating for LX and EX-L trims. 29 city/35 highway/32 combined mpg rating for Sport and Special Edition 1.5T trims. 22 city/32 highway/26 combined mpg rating for Sport and Touring 2.0T trims. 48 city/48 highway/48 combined mpg rating for Hybrid, Hybrid EX and Hybrid EX-L trims. 44 city/41 highway/43 combined mpg rating for the Hybrid Touring trim. Based on 2021 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions, battery-pack age/condition (hybrid trims) and other factors.