2013 Honda Accord

Presented by Olympic Auto Sales, Atlantas premier Luxury Buy Here Pay Here Dealership.Honda clearly walked that line between repeat-buyer expectations and finding its mojo with the current market when setting the Accords design and styling. You wont find a radical redesign here in the 2013 Honda Accord, but its classy and sophisticated and makes sense for the Accords mission.With a so-called man maximum, machine minimum approach, Honda established packaging (seating front and back) first and then drew an attractive form around that.What they ended up with, from the outside, looks merely evolutionary. Walk around this new 2013 sedan—even with the badging removed—and even those who dont know cars would be likely to call it out as an Accord. But on the other hand, theres a lot of interest in the side sheetmetal, including some expressive lift—giving the car more of an aggressive, wedge-like look even if the greenhouse is mostly level—and creasing that flows around and into the contours of the taillamps.All Accord models remain front-wheel drive, but in order to boost fuel economy, Honda is introducing two new engines as well as a new automatic transmission for each. First, Honda brings direct-injection engine technology to North America for the first time in models with the 185-horsepower (189-hp in Sport models), 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine. With it, you can choose from a six-speed manual or continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT).