Toyota Camry vs Honda Accord

Interior Features: 2021 Toyota Camry vs 2021 Honda Accord

If you want a sedan that’s bursting with interior amenities, either the Camry or Accord could offer you features like:

• Apple CarPlay®
• Android Auto™
• Available heated front seats

However, there are several places where the Camry has a step up over the Accord. For instance, if you really need to fend off those Ohio winters, the Camry will help you keep your hands warm with the available heated steering wheel, which isn’t offered by the Accord.

The Camry comes standard with a 6-speaker audio system where the Accord comes standard with just four speakers. And if you want to upgrade your system, the Camry’s premium audio system will come with a subwoofer and amplifier where the Accord just includes a subwoofer.

Additionally, you can control all your infotainment features through the available 9-inch touchscreen of the Toyota Camry. The Honda Accord doesn’t offer an upgrade for the touchscreen, meaning you’ll be stuck with the smaller 8-inch screen no matter which trim level you choose.

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Camry vs Accord: Dimensions and Capacities

While both the 2021 Camry and 2021 Accord offer seating inside for up to five passengers, that’s where the similarities end.

Inside the Toyota Camry, rear passengers will have more headroom with 38 inches to work with compared to only 37.3 inches in the Honda Accord.

And if you want a sedan to help you weave in and out of crowed streets and small parking spaces, you’ll love that the Camry is slightly more compact on the outside. You’ll find that the Camry is 56.9 inches tall and 72.4 inches wide where the Accord is 57.1 inches tall and 73.3 inches wide.

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2021 Camry vs 2021 Accord: Performance Abilities

The Camry comes standard with a 2.5L 4-cylinder engine that can offer up to 203 horsepower, which is more than you’d find with the Accord’s standard engine which only achieves up to 192 horsepower. However, both also have hybrid powertrains available.

The Camry’s hybrid powertrain contains a 2.5L 4-cylinder engine that offers 176 horsepower and 163 lb-ft of torque. The Accord’s hybrid engine offers just 143 horsepower and 129 lb-ft of torque.

The best fuel economy rating available with the Accord is 48 city and 48 highway MPG with its hybrid trim. While that’s certainly an impressive rating, the Camry has it beat. The LE hybrid trim of the Camry earned EPA-estimated 51 city and 53 highway MPG.¹