Are you looking for a sedan that adds a little excitement to your daily commute? Are you looking for a ride that’s practical, reliable and offers great fuel economy? If so, Orangeville Honda has great options for you! The 2021 Honda Civic and 2021 Honda Accord offer the versatility you need for everyday driving, offering an array of features, capabilities, and trim options you’ll love. Best of all, both the Civic and Accord are offered at price points you’ll love even more.
Both the Civic and the Accord offer refined exterior styling, comfortable, driver-focused interiors, and a suite of advanced tech capabilities to make your drive both safe and fun.
So, which model is best for you: the Civic or the Accord? We’ll compare both 2021 models, highlighting each sedan’s notable features.
Both the Civic and the Accord offer great trim options to ensure you get all the features and capabilities you want.
Both the Civic and the Accord receive improved exterior designs for 2021, creating a sleek, aggressive and sportier aesthetic.
The 2021 Civic and Accord offer more than just practicality and reliability – they’re also fun to drive! Under the hood, you’ll find powerful engine options that add a little kick to your daily drive.
You’ll feel good every time you step inside your Civic or Accord. That’s because both models offer comfort, refinement, and a suite of convenience features that make your drive easy and fun!
Your safety is always Honda’s top priority. That’s why the Civic and the Accord are equipped with a suite of active safety features that protect you, your passengers and even others on the road. From the body design itself to standard safety features, you can feel confident driving these vehicles.
The Civic and the Accord are built with an Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE) body structure. ACE structural design helps disperse frontal impact energy to enhance occupant protection. In the event of a collision, these models are equipped with an i-SRS front airbag system, SmartVent side airbags and side curtain airbags with a rollover sensor system.
You’ll also receive HondaSensing technology: a suite of proactive safety features that encourage safe driving practices. HondaSensing includes the following features:
• Collision Mitigation Braking
• Forward Collision Warning
• Lane Departure Warning
• Road Departure Mitigation
• Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow
• Lane Keep Assist
• Honda LaneWatch Blind Spot Display
Both the Honda Civic and Honda Accord offer unique value depending on your needs. When you’re ready to test drive one for yourself, visit us at Orangeville Honda. Our friendly and experienced sales team will provide you with the information to get you behind the wheel of the perfect sedan for you. Call us today to book an appointment!
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